LF UHF RFID Pigeon Ring
Ultra-light closed-ring RFID leg band for racing pigeons — LF 134.2 kHz ISO 11784/11785 compatible with all major ETS, IP68.
- 134.2 kHz LF frequency — compatible with all major ETS platforms globally
- Closed-ring design applied at squab stage for permanent tamper-evident ID
- Ultra-lightweight ABS/PP/PE construction — minimal flight performance impact
- Inner diameter options: 7, 8, 9, 10 mm to match different breeds
LF UHF RFID Pigeon — Features
Designed for the precision demands of competitive pigeon racing, these RFID rings operate on the standard LF 134.2 kHz frequency (ISO 11784/11785), ensuring seamless clocking with all major Electronic Timing Systems. The smooth, aerodynamic ABS/PP/PE body adds minimal weight and preserves the bird's natural flight performance.
Key Features
- 134.2 kHz LF frequency — compatible with all major ETS platforms globally
- Closed-ring design applied at squab stage for permanent tamper-evident ID
- Ultra-lightweight ABS/PP/PE construction — minimal flight performance impact
- Inner diameter options: 7, 8, 9, 10 mm to match different breeds
- IP68 waterproof — reliable through all weather conditions season after season
- UHF version also available for clubs that require dual-technology reading
LF UHF RFID Pigeon — Customization
LF UHF RFID Pigeon — Specifications
| Primary Frequency | LF 134.2 kHz |
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| Protocol | ISO 11784/11785 (FDX-B) |
| Chip Options | EM4305; custom chip on request |
| UHF Option | Available (865–960 MHz, EPC Gen2) |
| Read Range | Up to 10 cm with ETS landing pad reader |
| Form Factor | Closed ring (permanent) |
| Inner Diameter Options | 7 mm, 8 mm, 9 mm, 10 mm |
| Material | ABS / PP / PE |
| Color Options | Blue, Red, Green, Black (custom available) |
| IP Rating | IP68 |
| Operating Temp | -20 °C to +70 °C |
| Certifications | RoHS, CE, ISO 11784/11785 |
| MOQ | 500 pcs |
LF UHF RFID Pigeon — FAQ
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The 134.2 kHz ISO 11784/11785 FDX-B standard is recognized by all major ETS platforms including Benzing, Bricon, Deister, and Tipes. Confirm your system's approved chip list before ordering.
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Closed rings are applied at the squab (young bird) stage, typically 5–10 days old when the foot is still small enough to pass through the ring. This ensures permanent, tamper-evident identity throughout the bird's racing career.
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Yes. An open-clasp design is available for training birds or membership identification where permanent application is not required. Contact us to specify at order.
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