IDTS-6010-LED UHF On-Metal PCB RFID Tag 60x10x2.5mm with Green LED Read Indicator for IT Assets

The IDTS-6010-LED is a slim rectangular-bar UHF on-metal (anti-metal) RFID tag on a black PCB substrate, measuring just 60 x 10 mm. What sets it apart is the built-in green LED indicator that flashes every time the tag is read — so the person holding the reader gets an immediate visual confirmation on the asset itself, not just a beep from the handheld. Designed for metal-mounted asset tracking in Indian warehouses, tool cribs, server rooms and shop floors, it is supplied under the IDentium house brand by India RFID Store.

Key Specifications

• SKU: IDTS-6010-LED (IDentium)
• Product type: UHF on-metal (anti-metal) RFID tag
• Category: PCB and Ceramic Tags
• Frequency: 860-960 MHz (global UHF band); India operates in the 865-867 MHz de-licensed band
• Protocol: ISO18000-6C
• Chip: KX2005X-BL
• EPC memory: 96-240 bits
• TID memory: 96 bits
• User memory: 1312 bits
• Read range: approx. 3 m on metal
• LED indication: built-in green LED flashes on read; the LED flash is visible from around 2 m — this 2 m figure is the distance at which the light itself can be seen, and is separate from the tag's read range
• Length: 60 mm
• Width: 10 mm
• Thickness: 2.5 mm overall at the highest point (the LED dome); the PCB board itself is 1.6 mm
• Shape: rectangular bar
• Material: PCB
• Colour: black PCB
• Anti-metal: yes — intended for mounting on metal surfaces
• Mounting holes: three small mounting/via holes at each end of the bar; no hole diameter is given on the specification card
• Operating temperature: -20 C to +150 C

Applications

• IT asset audits and data-centre inventory — the 60 x 10 mm bar suits server chassis edges, switch and router faces, rack rails and patch-panel frames, and the LED flash makes it easy to confirm which unit in a dense rack just responded.
• Tool cribs and CNC tool holders — issue-and-return tracking for spanners, tool holders, gauges and fixtures kept on metal racks and trolleys.
• Electrical panels and switchgear — identification of distribution boards, control panels, breaker cubicles and metal enclosures during utility and facility maintenance rounds.
• Manufacturing jigs, fixtures, moulds and dies — traceability for tooling that lives on metal storage racks and moves between machines and stores.
• Pharma and laboratory equipment — tagging stainless steel trolleys, instrument trays and equipment frames for calibration and maintenance registers.
• Railway and utility field assets — signalling cabinets, trackside metal enclosures and metering panels where a technician wants visible confirmation of a successful read in the field.
• Warehouse rack and location marking — bin, bay and shelf identification on metal racking, where the LED helps an operator spot the correct location in a busy aisle.

Why Choose This Tag

• Visual read confirmation built into the tag. The green LED flashes on read and is visible from around 2 m, so audit and picking teams can see which asset responded instead of cross-checking the handheld screen.
• Made for metal. It is an anti-metal construction with a stated read range of approx. 3 m on metal — the surface that normally kills a standard label tag is its intended mounting surface.
• Slim, narrow bar format. At 60 x 10 mm and 2.5 mm thick at the LED dome (1.6 mm PCB board), it fits along rack rails, panel edges, tool holders and equipment frames where a square or thick puck tag will not sit.
• Wide operating temperature band. Rated -20 C to +150 C, covering cold-store handling through hot shop-floor and equipment-surface environments.
• Standards-based with usable memory. ISO18000-6C air interface with 96-240 bit EPC, 96 bit TID and 1312 bit user memory, so plant codes, asset numbers or maintenance data can be written to the tag itself.

Read range and LED visibility figures are typical values. Actual performance varies with the reader and antenna used, transmit power, the size and shape of the metal surface the tag is mounted on, tag orientation, and the surrounding RF environment. We recommend a sample trial on your own assets before bulk deployment.