Technical Parameters
RF Specifications
RF Air Protocol: EPC Global Class 1 Gen2, ISO18000-6C
Operating Frequency: 866-868MHz(EU)/902-928MHz(US)/920-925MHz(CN)
Environment Compatibility: Metal and non-metallic
Read Range On-Metal(2W ERP): Up to 4m/13.1 ft
Read Range Off-Metal(2W ERP): Up to 4m/13.1 ft
Polarization: Linear
IC Type: E tu'uina atu e le tagata fa'atau le HF
Memory Configuration: EPC 96bit/TID 64bit/User 512bit
Mechanical Sepcifications
Tag Materials: Ceramic tag embed in metal
Surface Materials: High performance epoxy resin
Fua: 35×35×5mm(1.38×1.38×0.2in)/Diameter 25×6.5mm(0.98×0.26in)
mamafa: 16g/12g
Lanu: Silver by default, customized colors are available
Environmetal Sepcifications
Vevela o Faagaioiga: -30°C~+85°C/-22°F~+185°F
Ambient Temperature: -30°C~+250°C/-22°F~+482°F
IP Classfication: IP68
Shock and Vibration: MIL STD 810-F
Warranty: 1 year
Customization Options
Encoding
Pre-encoding based on customers’ specification, including EPC, User memory and other requests.
Appearance
Customized appearance design, including color, logo, barcode, text etc.
Fua
Dimension can be customized, check with SeabreezeRFID representative for more info.
Install Attachment (self-purchased)
Industry grade adhesive
High performance epoxy resin
Welding or soldering
Rivet or screw
BY3535 is a absolute rugged RFID tag designed specifically for tagging objects under most harsh environment. With its full metal jackets as the best protection to the tag embed in, BY3535 can be used at almost everywhere with no limitation whatsoever, it is perfectly suitable for oil and gas industry, tracking all kinds of equipments outdoor, and resists high temperature and pressure.
Revolution of IDeas
With the metal jacket surrounded, BY3535 can withstand the most harsh environment. It is the perfect solution for tagging outdoor metal equipments, or parts need high temperature production processes. It is ideally suitable for:
Car painting and spraying process
Tracking important outdoor parts
Oil and gas industry
Tools of molding
High value assets
Expensive measurement devices
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