ARMOR 120 (RUGGED)

The Armor 120 UHF RFID tag is designed for harsh outdoor and industrial environments where assets are exposed to high temperature, high pressure, and chemical solutions. The Armor 120 is IP69K rated and it can resist and work well in the harsh environment of Seawater, Engine oil, Petroleum, Salt mist, Gasoline, etc.

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RF Specifications

RF protocol	ISO18000-6C, EPC Class 1 Gen2
Operating frequency	865-868MHz (EMEA); 902-928MHz (US)
Chip type	Higgs 3
Memory configuration	96-Bits EPC (extensible to 480b) 512-Bits User 64-Bits Unique TID
Data retention	50 years at operation temperature
Read range on metal (2W ERP)	Up to 150 CM
Read range off metal (2W ERP)	Up to 100 CM
Polarization	Linear

Physical Specifications

Material	High-performance Engineering polymer
Color	Black
Dimensions	26 x 26 x 5.5mm (±0.2mm)
Weight	6.6 g

Operational and Environmental Specifications

Operational temperature	-40°F (-40°C) to +185°F (+85°C)
Survivability temperature	-40°F (-40°C) to +248°F (+120°C)
Operational humidity	5% to 95% non-condensing
IP Rating	IP69K
Shock and Vibration	MIL STD 810-G
Drop spec	Multiple drops to concrete: 4 ft./1.2 m across the operating temperature range
Compression strength	Up to 12 MPa (1740 psi)
Chemical resistance: • Saltwater (15% salinity) exposure • Sodium Hydroxide (10% pH 14) Exposure • Sulfuric acid (10%, pH 2) exposure • Engine oil exposure • Isopropyl exposure • alcohol Industrial cleaner exposure • Epoxy resin coolant exposure • Industrial rust lubricant exposure • Acetone exposure • Gasoline exposure • Diesel fuel exposure • Soap solution (30%) exposure • Carboxylic acids exposure	No significant changes after: • 168 hours • 168 hours • 168 hours • 168 hours • 48 hours • 48 hours • 48 hours • 48 hours • 48 hours • 48 hours • 48 hours • 48 hours • 48 hours

Mounting System

Mechanical fixings

• Screws (M3)

• Cable tie

Adhesive fixings

• VHB Adhesive

• Glue