What is a UHF RFID Tag?
A UHF RFID tag is a small electronic label operating in the ultra-high frequency band (860-960MHz) that stores a unique ID and communicates wirelessly with an RFID reader. UHF tags offer the longest read range of any RFID type - up to 8-12 meters - and support fast batch reading, making them ideal for retail inventory, supply chain logistics and asset tracking.
Why Choose IDrfid
Long Read Range
UHF tags read from 0-12m, far exceeding HF or LF tags.
Fast Batch Reading
Read hundreds of UHF tags simultaneously with anti-collision.
Low Cost per Tag
UHF tags are economical at scale for item-level tracking.
ISO18000-6C Standard
EPC Class1 Gen2 compliant for global interoperability.
Technical Specifications
| Frequency | UHF 860-960MHz |
| Protocol | ISO18000-6C / EPC Class1 Gen2 |
| Read Range | 0-12m |
| Chip | NXP UCODE, Impinj Monza, Alien Higgs |
Frequently Asked Questions
What does UHF stand for in RFID?
UHF stands for Ultra-High Frequency, the 860-960MHz band used by long-range RFID tags.
What is the read range of a UHF RFID tag?
Typical UHF RFID tags read from 0 to 8 meters, with some larger tags reaching up to 12 meters.
Where are UHF RFID tags used?
UHF tags are widely used in retail inventory, warehouse logistics, asset tracking and supply chain management.
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