One of the key features of the RFID headlamp tag is its high read range, which is achieved through a specialized antenna on the headlamp. The tag is also designed to function passively, without the need for a battery, making it a more convenient and cost-effective option for AVI applications.

In terms of security, the RFID headlight tag uses UCODE DNA tag authentication, which employs an AES coprocessor and a 128-bit AES unique crypto key. This helps to ensure that the tag is authentic and cannot be duplicated. Additionally, the tag offers privacy protection through the use of untraceable commands and a 128-bit AES group crypto key.

The RFID headlamp tag is a reliable and secure option for automatic vehicle identification, offering high read range and convenient, battery-free operation. RFID Tag Maker is a reputable manufacturer of RFID tags and readers, known for producing high-quality products for a range of applications.
Specification
1.Item：Headlight RFID Tag With UHF Antenna
2.Material：PET
3.Chip：Impinj M4QT,etc
4.Frequency:860-960MHz
5.Memory:96bits EPC memory,512bits User memory
6.R/W:Read/ Write
7.Protocol:ISO 18000 6C
8.Reading distance:0-10m
9.Write Endurance:100000 times
10.Working Temperature    -25°C to 65°C
11.Data Retention Time:10 years

How to install the RFID headlight tag?

RFID stickers or tags are designed to be adhered to the outside of the headlamp of a vehicle or motorcycle. Specifically, they should be placed on a clean and flat area of the headlamp that is free of any dirt, dust, or other debris. It is important to ensure that the tag is securely attached to the headlamp so that it does not fall off during normal vehicle operation.

In general, the placement of the RFID tag on the headlamp should be in accordance with the instructions provided by the manufacturer of the tag. These instructions may vary depending on the specific type of tag being used, as well as the make and model of the vehicle. If you are unsure about the proper placement of an RFID tag on your vehicle’s headlamp, it is recommended that you consult with the manufacturer or a qualified professional for guidance.

The installation of an RFID tag on a headlight typically involves the following steps:

Choose the location: Choose a location on the headlight that is flat and clean, and where the tag will have good visibility and be easy to read by the RFID reader.

Clean the surface: Clean the surface of the headlight where the RFID tag will be placed, using a clean cloth or towel and a gentle cleaning solution.

Peel off the backing: Peel off the backing from the adhesive side of the RFID tag.

Apply the tag: Apply the RFID tag to the headlight in the chosen location, making sure that it is flat and securely attached to the surface of the headlight.

Test the tag: Test the RFID tag to ensure that it is working properly and can be read by the RFID reader. This may involve using a specialized RFID reader or scanner to check for the presence and accuracy of the tag.

It is important to note that the specific installation process for an RFID tag on a headlight may vary depending on the type of tag being used, as well as the make and model of the vehicle. It is always recommended to follow the manufacturer’s instructions and consult with a qualified professional if you are unsure about the proper installation process for your specific application.
Yes, it is generally okay to remove an RFID sticker or tag from a headlight or other surface. However, it is important to do so carefully and without causing damage to the surface of the headlight or the tag itself.