Generic Adhesive UHF RFID Tag Set of 5pcs - EPC Gen2, 800 Bits

Name: Generic Adhesive UHF RFID Tag Set of 5pcs - EPC Gen2, 800 Bits
Brand: Generic
SKU: SENS-2535
Price: 329.00 INR
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This set of five adhesive UHF RFID tags is designed for EPCglobal Gen2 and ISO/IEC 18000-6c compliant readers, offering a flexible and cost-effective solution for asset tracking, inventory management, and prototyping projects.

Features

Compliant with EPCglobal Gen2 & ISO/IEC 18000-6c standards for broad reader compatibility.
Features 800 bits of total memory, including 512 user-accessible bits for custom data.
Each tag has a factory-locked 64-bit unique TID (Tag Identifier) for absolute identification.
Includes 32-bit access and 32-bit kill passwords for secure operation and deactivation.
Thin, adhesive-backed design allows for easy attachment to a wide variety of surfaces and items.

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Description

These adhesive UHF RFID tags operate in the 860-960 MHz frequency band, enabling long-range identification and data exchange with compatible readers. The tags support read/write operations on their user memory, allowing for dynamic data storage and retrieval in automated systems.

Constructed with a paper-thin, flexible substrate, the tags are designed for minimal impact on the host item. The integrated adhesive backing facilitates quick deployment for inventory control, logistics, and access management applications without requiring specialized tools or mounting hardware.

Key Features

EPCglobal Generation 2 (Gen2) and ISO/IEC 18000-6c protocol compliance ensures interoperability.
800-bit total memory structure provides ample space for Electronic Product Code (EPC) and user data.
Permanent 64-bit TID serves as an unalterable serial number for anti-counterfeiting and unique tracking.
Integrated security features with dedicated 32-bit access and kill passwords for controlled tag management.
Lightweight (approx. 1g each) and flexible adhesive form factor for easy integration onto various assets.
Optimized performance-to-cost ratio for scalable deployment in prototyping and medium-volume applications.

Applications

Asset tracking and management in warehouses, libraries, or retail environments.
Inventory control and logistics for pallet, box, or item-level identification.
Prototyping and development of RFID-based access control or attendance systems.
Integration into manufacturing processes for work-in-progress (WIP) tracking.
Anti-counterfeiting and product authentication by leveraging the unique TID.

Technical Specifications

Model / Type	Adhesive UHF RFID Tag
Protocol	EPCglobal Gen2, ISO/IEC 18000-6c
Frequency Band	UHF (860-960 MHz)
Total Memory	800 bits
User Memory	512 bits
TID Memory	64-bit (Unique, Locked)
Passwords	32-bit Access, 32-bit Kill
Tag Dimensions (Single)	Approx. 9.5 cm (L) x 2.5 cm (W)
Tag Weight (Single)	Approx. 1 gram
Package Quantity	5 pieces

Frequently Asked Questions

What frequency do these UHF RFID tags operate at?

These tags are designed for the Ultra-High Frequency (UHF) band, which typically spans 860 to 960 MHz. This allows for longer read ranges compared to HF or LF tags, making them suitable for inventory and asset management. Compatibility with specific readers depends on the reader's regional frequency support (e.g., FCC 902-928 MHz, ETSI 865-868 MHz).

Can I write custom data to these RFID tags?

Yes. Each tag provides 512 bits of user-accessible memory that can be written to and read from using a compatible EPC Gen2 UHF RFID reader. The 64-bit TID (Tag Identifier) is factory-locked and cannot be altered. Always ensure your reader software is configured for Gen2 commands to access the user memory bank correctly.

What is the purpose of the kill password on these tags?

The 32-bit kill password is a security feature that allows you to permanently deactivate or 'kill' a tag. Once the correct kill command with the password is sent by a reader, the tag becomes unresponsive and cannot be read again. This is used for privacy protection or at the end of an item's lifecycle. The separate 32-bit access password protects read/write operations.