
RVD-TG-1001 LaneLink Windshield Label
Associate a vehicle record with a tag attached to its windshield. This passive label supports parking and tolling identification…
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Issue passive identification labels for goods, assets or equipment that can accept a paper-label attachment. This inlay format supports a record-based inventory workflow rather than establishing location by itself. Specify item materials, packaging and label placement before procurement, then evaluate the label with the reader positions and reconciliation process used in operations. The reference table lists Chip as “R6/R6P”. Test representative objects, attachment positions and handling conditions with the intended reader, and agree how commissioning errors or damaged identities will be resolved.
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RFID tags need to suit the object and environment as well as the reader. Paper labels, on-metal tags and vehicle tags solve different identification problems.
Discuss the open questions| Parameter | Published specification |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 860-960MHz |
| Protocol | ISO/IEC 18000-6C EPC global GEN2 Class1 |
| Chip | R6/R6P |
| Read range | 10-15m |
| Write range | 0-5m |
| Working mode | Passive |
| Data storge | >10years |
| Rewriting | >100000times |
| Polarization | Liner polarization |
| Size | 73*24mm |
| Material | coated paper or PET |
| Weight | 1g/pc |
| Package | 1000-3000pcs/roll |
| Installing | self-adhesive |
| Working temperature | -25℃~70℃ |
The RAVODEX reference is a catalog SKU. It does not replace the equipment identity in manufacturer datasheets, approvals or service records.
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