Waste Bin RFID Tags

The Waste Bin RFID Tags (30mm diameter) have a unique design that can be easily screwed into a specific area of ​​the trash bin, providing a unique identification number (UID) for each trash bin. We provide LF, HF, and UHF chips so you may pick the best reading distance for your requirements. These tags can withstand tough outdoor conditions due to their strong casing. Four mounting holes make them easy to connect to the garbage bin, improving waste management.

RFID trash bin tags are essential to the waste management system because they identify, track, and monitor garbage treatment and pick-up in real-time. These tags can resist tough everyday operations in urban cleaning, industrial recycling, and commercial applications to provide effective waste management.

Product specifications

1. +/-5% 30*15mm
2. Occupational frequency 13.56 Mhz/860-960 mh2
3. Method of installation Toothinsertion
4. Polyethylene engineering plastic shell
5. Chip life Data storage for 10 years, 100,000 writes
6. Customizable colors: black/red/blue/yellow
7. The piece weighs 8 grams.
8. Storage conditions -30℃ to +85℃
9. Maximum 85℃ test in 60 seconds/normal room temperature measurement.
10. IP65 protection
11. Compression strength
12. Working mode Passive
13. Safety packaging: PPBAG/carton
14. Read distance 3m fixed/2m handheld
15. Options for processing
16. Compliance with 14443A/15693/IS018000-6C protocol
17. Supported chips: NXP: UCODE8\9, NTAG213, MF1-S50, ICODE S1iAliens: Higgs-9 Fudan: F08Impinj: Monza R6/M4QT (Customizable chips available)

RFID Trash Bin Tags for Waste Management

• RFID readers allow environmental protection firms and waste management departments to monitor garbage bin inventory in real-time, including amount, position, status, etc. This considerably enhances waste management accuracy and efficiency, allowing for prompt and efficient disposal.
• Automatic waste sorting and weighing: The intelligent system and RFID technology can automate this. This minimizes labor expenses and prevents manual sorting errors and safety dangers.
• RFID tags on trash bins provide real-time monitoring of rubbish amount, kind, and distribution. This decreases human inventory time and error and boosts rubbish disposal efficiency.
• Intelligent monitoring and management: RFID technology allows real-time waste disposal monitoring. If an uncommon condition happens, the system will promptly warn management to assist them assure trash disposal safety and stability.
• trash traceability and accountability: RFID technology can track trash. The RFID tags on garbage bins may record their source, processing history, and transportation. This lets environmental protection organizations and waste management agencies track the waste treatment process, enforce responsibility, and dispose of garbage responsibly.
• RFID may also be utilized for trash disposal safety management and risk control. RFID tags can monitor waste factors like temperature, humidity, and pressure in real-time, identify abnormal circumstances, and prevent waste leakage and pollution by combining them with other sensors.

Advantages of RFID trash bin tags over traditional tags in waste management systems

• RFID trash bin tags give each garbage bin with a unique identification number (UID), enabling efficient and precise identification and tracking. This allows the waste management system to track garbage bin status, position, and filling in real-time, enhancing efficiency.
• Flexible reading distance: RFID garbage bin tags include LF, HF, and UHF chips for varying reading distances. Close-range or long-range reading may be handled simply for precise data capture.
• The RFID garbage bin tag shell is strong and can survive extreme external situations including high and low temperatures, humidity, corrosion, etc. The tag’s four mounting holes make it simple to affix to the garbage bin and prevent it from falling off or being damaged during everyday use.
• Real-time monitoring and data collection: RFID technology allows the waste management system to track the trash bin’s state and position and gather data like filling volume and emptying time. These data enhance waste treatment, better resource use, and lower operational costs.
• High security: RFID technology prevents data tampering and ensures data validity. This prevents unlawful dumping, theft, and other waste management issues, protecting public property and the environment.