IDTS-7020-LED UHF RFID LED Indicator Tag 70x20x2 mm PCB Tag for Warehouse and Asset Tracking

The IDTS-7020-LED is a passive UHF RFID tag on a blue PCB substrate, built as a slim 70 x 20 x 2 mm rectangular bar with rounded corners. What sets it apart from an ordinary label or hard tag is the built-in green LED: when the tag is interrogated by a reader, the LED lights up, and that indication is visible from about 2 m. For anyone commissioning a portal, aligning an antenna, or training a warehouse team, that turns an invisible RF event into something a person can actually see and point at. Supplied under our own IDentium / IDTS house brand for the Indian market.

Key Specifications

• SKU: IDTS-7020-LED
• Product type: Passive UHF RFID tag
• Chip: KX2005X-BL (as specified)
• 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 distance: approx. 6 m, with the LED indication visible from about 2 m — the LED is the visual confirmation of a read, and it is seen at a shorter distance than the read itself takes place
• LED: Built-in green LED that lights up when the tag is read
• Dimensions: 70 mm (L) x 20 mm (W) x 2 mm (thickness)
• Thickness note: 2 mm is measured at the highest point, the LED dome
• Material: PCB
• Shape: Rectangular bar with rounded corners
• Colour: Blue PCB
• Operating temperature: -20 C to +150 C
• Anti-metal: No — this is not an anti-metal design and is not intended for direct mounting on metal surfaces
• Mounting: No mounting holes and no adhesive backing are specified for this tag

Applications

• Reader commissioning and site surveys — walk a dock door, gate or conveyor portal and watch the LED to see exactly where reads are actually happening before you finalise antenna positions.
• RFID training, demos and proof-of-concept setups for warehouse, logistics and manufacturing teams, where a visible confirmation makes the technology far easier to explain to operators and management.
• Returnable plastic crates, totes and bins in FMCG, pharma and manufacturing logistics — the 70 x 20 mm bar format suits moulded label recesses and flat panels on non-metallic containers.
• Tool crib and workshop kit control on non-metallic tool cases, jigs, fixture handles and equipment trays, where an issuer wants instant visual confirmation that the right item was scanned out.
• IT asset audits on plastic-bodied equipment — UPS units, routers, patch panel trunking and enclosure covers with non-metallic faces.
• Work-in-progress carriers on manufacturing lines that pass through warm process stages, supported by the -20 C to +150 C operating range.
• Utilities and railway inspection rounds on non-metallic equipment covers and route markers, where the technician needs on-the-spot confirmation that the correct tag responded.

Why Choose This Tag

• Visual read confirmation, not guesswork. The integrated green LED lights when the tag is read and is visible from about 2 m, so read events can be verified by eye rather than only on a screen.
• Generous user memory. 1312 bits of user memory alongside a 96-240 bit EPC and a 96 bit TID leaves room to carry asset details, service records or batch data on the tag itself.
• Wide operating temperature window. Rated from -20 C to +150 C, covering cold stores through to warm process areas on the shop floor.
• Slim, tidy bar format. At 70 x 20 x 2 mm on a PCB substrate with rounded corners — and with the 2 mm measured only at the LED dome — it sits flat on panels, crates and enclosures without the bulk of a moulded hard tag.
• Standards-based and reader-agnostic. The ISO18000-6C air interface means it commissions with the fixed and handheld UHF readers Indian integrators already deploy, with no proprietary software layer.

Please note: the read distance quoted is a typical figure. Actual performance varies with the reader and antenna used, transmit power, orientation, and the surface the tag is mounted on. We recommend a short on-site trial in your own environment before bulk deployment.