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Ntag 215 NFC Phone Available RFID Tags Stickers Adhesive Label NFC Ntag215 Self-adhesive Tag 13.56MHz ISO14443A Sticker

Ntag 215 NFC Phone Available RFID Tags Stickers Adhesive Label NFC Ntag215 Self-adhesive Tag 13.56MHz ISO14443A Sticker

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SPECIFICATIONS

Brand Name: NONE

Choice: yes

High-concerned chemical: none

Origin: Mainland China

Smart card type: Recorded

Characteristics

1. The NTAG215 NFC card with adhesive backing, with a diameter of 25mm / 1 inch.

2. High-quality material: The NFC card is made of waterproof PVC, with a smooth surface and writable. Waterproof, acid-resistant, alkali-resistant.

3. Compatibility: No matter whether you use them together with TagMo Amibo or your NFC phone, these cards are guaranteed to work seamlessly. These cards are also rewritable, meaning you can repeatedly use them to store different data and information (Amibo can only be edited once and cannot be reused).

4. NFC blank tags use the NTAG215 chip with approximately 492-504 bytes of memory, which can be read and written more than 100,000 times.

5. Further applications: You can use NFC stickers to create Amibo cards. You can obtain any weapon, pet, mount or fashionable item you want. Quickly share your social information, music, connect with WF, create smart homes, and more!

Parameters:

Chip: Ntag215

Coin diameter: 25mm / 1.02 inches (approx.)

Frequency: 13.56 MHz

Protocol: ISO/IEC 14443 A

Memory: ≈ 492-504 bytes

User memory: ≈ 492-504 bytes

Material: PET, paper (with adhesive on the back.)

Operating temperature: -40°C to +85°C

Package includes:

10/20/50 Ntag215 coin cards (optional)

Note: NFC cards are mainly used for storing information (such as: product traceability information, phone numbers, web addresses, Wi-Fi passwords, song links, game keys, etc.) and cannot be used as IC or ID type access cards. If there are other custom or development uses, please note whether the chip's protocol, frequency, etc. are universal.

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