Ultra high frequency nail tag

RFID ultra-high frequency nail tag

Integrated chip: lmpinj M4

Protocol standard: ISO18000-6C

Packaging material: ABS

Product size: Φ 22 * 41mm

Operating frequency: 860-960MHz

Working temperature: -20 ° C~85 ° C

Storage capacity: related to integrated chips

Working mode: read-write

Data retention: 10 years

Read and write frequency: 100000 times

Read/write distance: 0-1M (depending on reader/writer configuration)

Color selection: White (customizable color for large quantities, with logo added)

Packaging process: Nylon injection molding, gluing packaging

Typical applications: Management of various non-metallic items, security inspections, packaging labeling, park management, tree management, asset management, identification management.

The establishment of a famous ancient tree management system based on RFID technology will help staff more efficiently manage and track the entire growth process of famous ancient trees (i.e. installing a 4cm long "small iron nail" - electronic tag - on each famous ancient tree, and writing the ID code and various information representing the identity of the tree). When the tree is within the recognition range of the RFID reader, or when the staff approaches the tree area with a handheld reader, the reader will automatically recognize the data information of the area. By transmitting data to the Famous Ancient Tree Management Information System, the entire process of tracking famous ancient trees can be achieved, and any abnormal conditions can be detected and dealt with in a timely manner. At the same time, it will also assist them in pest control, theft prevention, fire prevention, and other measures for famous and ancient trees, to avoid damage to them. For example, once a famous ancient tree falls ill, doctors can easily tell from its past records when it was watered, what fertilizer was applied, what diseases it has contracted, and whether it has been moved to a new home. If someone destroys it, the 'electronic gardener' can still silently record the clues of the perpetrator.

Compared with single manual maintenance, the "electronic gardener" has faster hands and feet - while watering and fertilizing, the file will automatically update and record more accurately - the maintenance time and fertilization type are absolutely accurate, even if there are occasional gardeners who are lazy, they cannot escape its impartial "eyes". I believe that in a few years, this technology will have the potential to be used in the management of famous and ancient trees in major cities, fundamentally solving the management problems of famous and ancient trees.