Name: UHF Underground Tag
Specifications: 130 mm long, 50 mm in diameter (customizable)
Material: Nylon
Chip Type: HDX
Memory: 192 bits
Operating Frequency: 134.2 kHz
Read/Write Range: 0–200 cm
Operating Temperature: -20° to +85°C
Storage Temperature: -25° to +85°C
IP Rating: IP68
Product Weight: 710 g
Applications: Communication and power grid identification
To account for future road surface elevation changes and other factors, it is recommended that underground pipeline identification tags be buried at a depth of 1 to 1.5 meters below ground level.
Description
Used for locating underground pipelines, these markers are buried near underground facilities and can store data such as underground location, burial depth, pipe diameter, installation date, contractor, and date of use.
Features
Depth detection with a detection range greater than 1.8 meters
Single-piece injection-molded construction for extended service life.
No power source required; completely maintenance-free. Rugged construction; resistant to compression, acids, alkalis, and water.
Waterproof, shock-resistant, and metal-resistant. Suitable for outdoor communication equipment, power grids, and the inspection and management of underground pipelines and urban transportation infrastructure.
Strong ability to penetrate obstacles; capable of penetrating at least concrete pavement.
Fast read speed, long read/write range, and strong penetration capability—can penetrate snow, ice, paint, and concrete, and is resistant to metal.
High Confidentiality
Excellent confidentiality. Since urban underground pipelines are the city’s “arteries and nerves,” the information encoded on RFID tags must be highly confidential to prevent exploitation or sabotage by criminals.
Long Service Life
Long service life; the RFID’s lifespan must match that of the underground pipelines it identifies. Typically, this ranges from 10 to 30 years or even longer.
Application
Manhole Cover Identification, Chemical Waste Burial Identification, Power Cable Location, Pipeline Inspection Identification
