UHF + EAS Dual RFID Inlay ID-6535-U8 (65 × 35 mm)

What the ID-6535-U8 UHF + EAS dual inlay does

The ID-6535-U8 puts two loss-prevention tools on one 65 × 35 mm inlay. The UHF side carries an EPC number on an NXP UCODE 8/9 chip, which handhelds and fixed readers use for receiving, cycle counts and RFID exit checks against billing. The EAS side is there for the anti-theft pedestals many stores already have at the door. UHF read range is up to 8 m, depending on the reader, antenna and environment.

When a dual inlay makes sense

• Phased rollouts: part of the stock is still untagged, so the existing EAS pedestals stay live while RFID counting starts.
• High-value lines: stores that want a second check at the exit on top of RFID.
• One tag to apply: staff tag each item once instead of attaching an RFID label and a separate EAS label.

Check your EAS gates first

EAS systems use different technologies, mainly RF and AM, and a tag only alarms on the type it is made for. Confirm with us that this inlay's EAS function matches the pedestals at your door, then test samples at your exit and stockroom before a bulk order. Our guide to RFID, EAS and loss prevention in Indian retail explains when to run both systems and when to retire the old gates.