HID Sense Passive Tag RFID Tags
Range of battery-less ceramic tags and labels for monitoring temperature and presence of moisture
Key Features
- Various form factors — from tiny embeddable ceramic tags to easy to apply peel and stick labels in a range of sizes
- Highly cost effective — and simple to install condition monitoring solution
- On metal and off metal — variants available
Specification
- Temperature and moisture monitoring
- Sensor options for strain, pressure and other parameters on request
- High performance from small ceramic tag or low-profile labels with read range up to 5 m
- RAIN (UHF) enables long life, maintenance-free sensing
The HID Sense ‘passive’ tags Family available sit alongside their ‘active’ cousins in the HID Sense IoT range that provide low-powered, long-range tracking and sensing via Bluetooth®, LoRaWAN and Quuppa.
This game changing range of small form factor ceramic tags and self-adhesive labels can accurately measure temperature, fill level* and moisture content without batteries and in small form factor easy to apply formats that make condition monitoring quicker and more cost effective than ever before.
- The latest passive Sense range features ceramic tags along with printable self-adhesive labels, both on-metal and off-metal, which can be pre-printed by the Service Bureau.
- These labels are capable of accurately reading live temperatures ranging from -40°C to 120°C, detecting moisture presence, and indicating the volume of liquids* within containers.
The HID Sense ‘passive’ tags family includes the Adept Slim Sense Temp tag, designed to monitor temperature with precision using the advanced Asygn AS3213T chip.
- Like the other tags in the range, Adept Slim provides battery-less sensing and is optimized for both on-metal and off-metal use, with a form factor built for rugged environments.
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HID SlimFlex RFID Tags
The battery-less devices do not require maintenance and are ideal for monitoring the condition of assets in transit and storage in a broad range of industrial, IT and healthcare environments.
