China UHF RFID Tag with Light Indicator - Quality RFID Tags from Trusted Suppliers & Factory
Product Description
This is 60*20mm size metal tag, which is specifically designed to be used on metal surfaces and has a very good performance of long reading range; This UHF RFID tag also have LED light as indicator, when you want to realize below functions, this UHF RFID LED tag will be the best choice!
Identify Specific Objects
The RFID LED tag can identify a single, very specific object, making it useful for tracking and managing unique items.
Send LED Lighting Instructions
The RFID metal tag can receive instructions through UHF communication and respond by lighting up, indicating the status or condition of the tagged object.
Enhance Visibility
The embedded LED light enhances visibility, making it easier to locate or identify the tagged object, especially in low-light environments.
Provide Audible Feedback
UHF RFID tag with light can also provide audible feedback, such as buzzle or tones, to confirm the tag's status or response.
Support Item Localization
The metal RFID tag with LED light are designed for item localization, allowing for precise tracking and monitoring of tagged items.
Technical Specifications
Physical Characteristics
| Dimensions | 60x20mm; thickness: 1.0mm (Off-metal) or 3.0mm (On-metal) |
| Weight | About 2.5g/ 7.5g |
| Material | PCB |
| Colour | Black |
| Mounting Methods | Adhesive |
RFID Specification
| Frequency | US(902-928MHZ), EU(865-868MHZ) |
| Protocol | ISO18000-6C(EPC global UHF Class 1 Gen 2 ) |
| IC Type | XBL2005-KX |
| Memory | EPC 128bits, USER 1312 bits, TID 96bits |
| Write Cycles | 1 time |
| Functionality | Read/write |
| Data Retention | 50 Years |
| Applicable Surface | Non-metallic surface / Metal Surfaces |
Read Performance
| Fix Reader (Off-metal, T26L) | Up to 11.0m (US/EU), Off Metal |
| Fix Reader (On-metal, T26LM) | Up to 7.0m (US) / 5.6m (EU), On Metal |
| Handheld Reader (Off-metal, T26L) | Up to 5.0m (US/EU), Off Metal; light-on read range up to 3.0m on non-metallic surface. |
| Handheld Reader (On-metal, T26LM) | Up to 4.0m (US) / 3.0m (EU), On Metal; light-on read range up to 3.0m on metallic surface. |
User Environment & Development
| IP Rating | IP67 |
| Operating Temp. | -20°С to +80°С |
| Storage Temp. | -20°С to +80°С |
| Humidity | 5% RH - 95% RH non condensing |
| Communication | RFID |
| Barcoding | Not support |
| SDK | - |
Accessories
| Accessories | Not applicable |
Frequency & Model Variants
U1 (US) 902-928MHz, EM-T26L
E1(EU) 865-868MHz, EM-T26L
U1 (US) 902-928MHz, EM-T26LM
E1(EU) 865-868MHz, EM-T26L
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can this UHF RFID tag be used on metal surfaces?
Yes, this tag is specifically designed to be used on metal surfaces. The EM-T26LM model is optimized for on-metal applications, offering a reading range of up to 7.0m (US) and 5.6m (EU) when mounted on metal.
How does the LED indicator function on this RFID tag?
The embedded LED light acts as a visual indicator. It receives lighting instructions through UHF communication and lights up to help identify, locate, and track specific items, even in low-light environments.
What is the maximum reading range of this tag?
Using a fixed reader, the off-metal model (T26L) can achieve a read range of up to 11.0 meters. The on-metal model (T26LM) can reach up to 7.0 meters on US frequencies.
What is the IP rating of the tag, and is it suitable for harsh environments?
The tag has an IP67 rating, which means it is dust-tight and can withstand immersion in water. It operates in temperatures ranging from -20°C to +80°C, making it highly durable for industrial use.
What frequencies does this UHF RFID tag support?
It supports both US frequency standards (902-928MHz) and EU frequency standards (865-868MHz), conforming to the ISO18000-6C (EPC Class 1 Gen 2) protocol.
Does this tag support data writing and how long is the data retention?
The tag supports 1-time write cycles and offers reliable data retention of up to 50 years. It features a memory capacity of EPC 128bits, USER 1312 bits, and TID 96bits.



