IDTS-6020-LED UHF On-Metal RFID PCB Tag 60x20mm with LED Read Indicator for Asset Tracking

The IDTS-6020-LED is a passive UHF on-metal (anti-metal) RFID tag built on a PCB substrate, shaped as a 60 x 20 mm rectangular bar with rounded corners and two mounting holes for screw fixing. What sets it apart from an ordinary metal-mount tag is the on-tag LED indicator: when the tag is interrogated, the LED lights up, so the person on the floor gets a visual confirmation at the asset itself instead of having to look back at a handheld screen. For tool cribs, rack audits and shop-floor verification work in Indian facilities, that single visual cue removes a lot of guesswork.

Key Specifications

• SKU: IDTS-6020-LED (IDentium / India RFID Store)
• Product type: UHF on-metal (anti-metal) RFID tag
• Category: PCB and Ceramic Tags
• Chip: KX2005X-BL (LED-enabled, as specified)
• Air interface protocol: ISO18000-6C
• Frequency: 860-960 MHz (global UHF band); India operates in the 865-867 MHz de-licensed band
• EPC memory: 96-240 bits
• TID memory: 96 bits
• User memory: 1312 bits
• Read range: approx. 5 m on metal
• LED indication: on-tag LED light-up feature; the lit LED is visible from approx. 2 m. This 2 m figure is the distance at which the LED indication can be seen, not a data read range.
• Operating temperature: -20 C to +150 C
• Length: 60 mm
• Width: 20 mm
• Overall thickness: 2.5 mm (at the highest point)
• Board thickness: 1.6 mm
• Mounting holes: two holes, 4 mm hole diameter
• Hole pitch: 54 mm centre-to-centre
• Mounting method: screw fixing through the two mounting holes
• Material: PCB
• Substrate class: PCB
• Shape: rectangular bar with rounded corners and two mounting holes
• Colour: white / pale blue PCB with a black centre component
• On-metal performance: yes, designed to be mounted directly on metal assets

Applications

• Tool cribs and workshop tooling - screw-fix the 60 x 20 mm bar to metal tool bodies, jigs and fixtures, and let the LED confirm you have singled out the right item from a crowded rack.
• IT asset audits - switches, patch panels, UPS units, server rails and rack frames, where the LED helps pinpoint one device in a dense row during a physical audit.
• Manufacturing machinery and moulds - permanent identification of machine sub-assemblies, dies and fixtures that live on the shop floor.
• Electrical panels, switchgear and utility cabinets - a screw-mounted metal-surface tag for distribution boards, meter enclosures and substation assets.
• Railway and rolling-stock maintenance - identification of workshop equipment and metal components handled during scheduled maintenance rounds.
• Pharma and process plant equipment - stainless trolleys, vessels, frames and change parts that need a rugged, screw-fixed identity rather than a label.
• Guided picking and verification tasks - the LED gives an at-the-asset visual confirmation, which suits busy warehouse aisles and multi-shift operations where operators cannot keep watching a reader screen.

Why Choose This Tag

• Visual confirmation, not just a beep on the reader. The KX2005X-BL chip drives an on-tag LED whose lit state is visible from approx. 2 m, so the operator sees which physical asset responded.
• Made for metal assets. It is an anti-metal construction with an approx. 5 m read range on metal, so it goes straight onto racks, machines and panels that would otherwise detune a standard label.
• Permanent screw fixing. Two 4 mm holes at a 54 mm centre-to-centre pitch let you bolt the tag down for the life of the asset - useful where a stick-on tag would be removed or lost.
• Wide operating temperature window. Rated for -20 C to +150 C operation, covering cold stores through to hot shop-floor environments.
• Generous memory for Indian asset registers. 96-240 bit EPC, 96-bit TID and a large 1312-bit user memory allow you to carry plant codes, service dates or department data on the tag itself, over standard ISO18000-6C readers.

Read range and LED visibility figures are typical values and will vary with the reader, antenna, transmit power, mounting surface and the surrounding environment. We recommend a site trial with your own reader setup before large-scale rollout.