XGHBPB3345

What type of device is this product?

It is a compact electronic RFID tag designed in a key-fob format for identification and data exchange within compatible industrial RFID systems.

What RFID frequency does the tag use?

The tag operates at 13.56 MHz.

Which RFID standard does it follow?

XGHBPB3345 conforms to the ISO 15693 standard, making it suitable for use with compatible high-frequency RFID equipment.

Can information be written to the tag?

Yes. Its EEPROM memory permits both reading and writing, allowing identification or application data to be updated when required.

What is the tag's memory capacity?

The current product specification states a memory capacity of 112 bytes.

How many write cycles can the memory withstand?

The EEPROM is rated for 100,000 write cycles when used within the specified temperature range of -25°C to 80°C.

Are read cycles limited?

No. The specified number of read cycles is unlimited under normal operating conditions.

How long can stored data be retained?

The stated data-retention period is 10 years.

What is the typical sensing distance?

The nominal sensing distance depends on the associated smart antenna. It is approximately 30 mm with an XGCS49 and approximately 35 mm with an XGCS85 or XGCS89.

Which smart antennas are compatible with the tag?

The documented associated smart antennas are the XGCS49, XGCS85 and XGCS89 models.

Is the tag protected against dust and water?

Yes. It has an IP67 ingress-protection rating, indicating complete protection against dust and resistance to temporary immersion in water under the conditions defined by the rating.

What are the tag's dimensions?

The body measures approximately 40 mm by 31 mm by 4.8 mm.

How much does each tag weigh?

Each tag has a net weight of approximately 5 g.

What material is used for the tag body?

The enclosure is made from polycarbonate, providing a lightweight and durable body for industrial identification applications.

How is the tag attached to an item or key set?

The key-fob design incorporates a steel ring, enabling it to be attached to keys, identification points or suitable equipment.

What operating temperatures can the tag tolerate?

The specified operating temperature range is -5°C to 80°C. Its storage temperature range is -25°C to 80°C.

Can it withstand vibration and impact?

The tag is rated for vibration in accordance with EN 60068-2-6 and for 30 gn shock resistance over 11 ms in accordance with EN 60068-2-27. Its enclosure has an IK02 impact rating.

Does the tag require a battery?

No battery is specified for this passive RFID tag. It is energised by the electromagnetic field generated by a compatible RFID reader antenna.

What applications is this key-fob tag suited to?

Typical uses include operator identification, access authorisation, machine configuration selection, tool tracking and industrial asset identification within a compatible RFID installation.

How many tags are supplied in a standard set?

The documented quantity is a set of 10 tags.