UHF High-Performance Race Timing Label RT6-P

Where the RT6-P UHF race timing label fits

Not every organiser wants chip bibs. If you already print race numbers locally, or hand out kit separately, the RT6-P adds a UHF timing tag without changing your bib supplier. The label is fixed to the participant's bib or kit, and readers and mat antennas at each timing point record it as they pass.

Printing and encoding

The RT6-P is a rectangular, printed label. Custom printing and pre-encoding can be added, for example sequential numbers that follow your bib numbering. Pre-encoding removes a race-week job: the label number and the bib number already agree when race packs are assembled.

Placement tips

• Fix the label flat, on a part of the bib or kit that faces the timing antennas.
• Keep it clear of safety pins, metal buckles and folds.
• Test-read a few finished race packs before handing them out.

Compare it with the UHF RFID marathon bib, which has the chip built in, or the IDTS-LSTH3 shoe tag. All options are listed under RFID race timing.