| Toronto, Canada – GAO RFID Inc. ( recommends | | | | model 116033, shows robust performance over the |
| its UHF passive RFID animal tag operating in a | | | | entire UHF bandwidth and operates reliably in dense |
| frequency range of 860MHz to 960MHz. The RFID | | | | reader environments while maintaining optimum read |
| tag is suitable for the tracking of any medium-sized | | | | range. The tag also offers a unique custom command |
| livestock, and is ideal for use with sheep due to its | | | | set, which ensures easy, secure communication |
| shape. With it, the tagged animal can be monitored and | | | | between the transponder and RFID readers; the |
| information regarding its feeding, location, vaccination | | | | custom command set includes Electronic Article |
| and health history can be maintained. | | | | Surveillance (EAS) and Read Protection. Importantly, |
| In the past, animal tagging has primarily been done | | | | this RFID tag has an IP67 rating which guarantees its |
| using low frequency transponders; however, the | | | | suitability for use in harsh environments making it an |
| innovative EPC Gen 2 Class 1 tag addresses some of | | | | ideal choice for tracking sheep. |
| the shortcomings of using LF. Specifically, UHF tags | | | | Visit for more information. |
| offer a much higher read range as well as the ability to | | | | For any sales inquires please contact: |
| handle collisions between the signals coming from | | | | 1-877 585-9555 ext. 601 – Toll Free (USA & |
| multiple tags such as which would occur when | | | | Canada) |
| livestock are funneled through a gate. | | | | 1-416 292-0038 ext. |
| GAO RFID Inc.’s UHF RFID passive sheep tag, | | | | |