Solar remote search for active tags QS-TWZ706

Electronic tags regularly broadcast tag ID information wirelessly to the outside, with a maximum transmission distance of up to 100 meters. Deploying positioning to search for base stations (systems) can determine the specific location of tags. Electronic tags can be called to emit light reminders, further facilitating user search. Fixing electronic tags on turnover boxes, carts, workpieces, and other objects makes it easy to locate them no matter where they are being transported. By cooperating with the company's inventory management system (computer software and mobile app), intelligent warehouse operations such as inbound, outbound, real-time inventory, item positioning, and quick search can be completed, greatly improving the efficiency of warehouse management and enhancing the level of risk prevention. This tag is charged using solar energy, and the indoor readable lighting conditions can meet the power needs of the electronic tag. It does not require charging or battery replacement, making it truly foolproof and maintenance free, minimizing management costs. The tag's battery level is reported in real-time, and when the tag is fully charged, it can be called (flashing) for at least 30 minutes. During use, calling the flashing light for too long and too frequently can cause the tag to be under powered. After the low power, the tag will automatically stop working. Normal indoor lighting can be restored to full power after 24 hours. If the lights are not turned on at night, the labels will automatically stop working, maximizing energy savings. Within 30 seconds after turning on the lights, the labels will resume working.