RFID ambient light sensor monitors tagged assets’ exposure to light
With a 96-bits EPC number, a 32-bit TID and a password protected Kill command, the tag is built in a PCB format available in different sizes. The communication range is up to 1.5 meters and the tag operates in the -30°C to +85°C temperature range.
These ambient light detector tags can be embedded in a wide variety of materials such as plastics or concrete and they can also be encapsulated in an IP67 or IP68 casing for usage in harsh environments. Monitoring light exposure allows the user to program a variety of procedures based on process time/status and the detector data. Such tags are usually embedded in sealed places where exposure to light is scarce. Hence, light exposure becomes an indicator to act upon.
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