Two mechanical variants
D30-1 is a 30 mm round tag; D30-2 is 45 x 34 mm with two 4 mm mounting holes.
RGW-D30 Stainless Steel Tag
Industrial UHF RFID Tag
Stainless-steel UHF identification for high-temperature metal assets
3.5 m fixed-reader reference range
The source lists 3.5 m for both US and EU bands on metal, and 2.6 m with a handheld reader.
304 stainless-steel enclosure
The IP68 housing supports screw or weld installation on metal assets.
Qualified thermal exposure
Normal operation is -40°C to +150°C. Higher-temperature figures are time-limited test conditions, not continuous operating ratings.
Technical specifications
RGW-D30 Stainless Steel Tag
RFID performance
| Product model | RGW-D30 |
|---|---|
| Product name | Stainless Steel Tag |
| Variants | D30-1 and D30-2 |
| Protocol | EPC Class 1 Gen 2 / ISO 18000-6C |
| Frequency | US 902-928 MHz; EU 865-868 MHz |
| Chip options | Alien Higgs-3; NXP UCODE 8 |
| Memory | Alien Higgs-3: EPC 96 bits expandable to 480 bits, User 512 bits, TID 64 bits; confirm memory when selecting NXP UCODE 8 |
| Function | Read and write |
| Write endurance | 100,000 cycles |
| Data retention | 50 years |
| Fixed-reader range | 3.5 m on metal in US or EU band |
| Handheld-reader range | 2.6 m on metal in US or EU band |
Technical specifications
RGW-D30 Stainless Steel Tag
Physical and environmental
| D30-1 dimensions | Ø30 x 11 mm; 34 g |
|---|---|
| D30-2 dimensions | 45 x 34 x 11 mm; two Ø4 mm holes; 37.5 g |
| Material | 304 stainless steel |
| Color | Gray |
| Installation | Screws or welding |
| Ingress protection | IP68 |
| Operating temperature | -40°C to +150°C |
| Storage / exposure | -50°C to +260°C; source also states +300°C for 100 hours |
| Documented heat tests | 300°C for 100 h; 280°C for 1,000 h; 260°C for 2,000 h; source test conditions apply |
| Certifications | REACH, RoHS and CE |
| Warranty | 1 year at room temperature |
| Ordering | RGW-D30U1: US 902-928 MHz; RGW-D30E1: EU 865-868 MHz |
Dimensions and structure
RGW-D30 Stainless Steel Tag
Project configuration, certification and final specifications are subject to the confirmed quotation and technical agreement.