Transparent RFID Book Label (RUE2648.123)

Passive labels are the most cost-effective labels. They do not have their own power sources and operate using the power of RFID readers. As the cheapest type, these labels are also the most widely used. The majority of RFID systems are built using passive labels, which have a very broad range across various sectors.

Transparent RFID Book Label

RFID library labels can store identifying information such as a book's title or material and can easily adhere to the book. The label acts as an electronic identifier that holds information from the book, containing an electronic chip and a small radio antenna that stores a single code and number. Alongside this fixed code, a memory area is typically considered for users. By attaching a label to the book, it essentially becomes an electronic identity card for that book.

Areas of Use

The Transparent RFID Book Label is used in areas such as libraries, file management, archive management, inventory, and logistics.

Features

• Enhanced with Alien Higgs chip, which is volume-focused from RFGate.
• Achieves the highest levels of read and write performance with EPC Global Class1 Gen2 ISO 18000-6C protocol.
• Operates in the 860-960 MHz range.
• RFGate RGL12, with EPC 128 bits and TID 48 bits; User Memory 0 bits, can be read from 10 meters with suitable reader and antenna.
• Can be used on wood, plastic, glass, and cardboard surfaces.
• Designed in dimensions of 230 mm x 4.5 mm.
• Operates between -20°C and +80°C.
• Has a low power operating principle for both reading and coding.