Description
These self-adhesive NFC tags use the NXP NTAG213 chip to store a small amount of data that compatible phones and NFC readers can access with a tap. They are useful for opening a web link, sharing contact details, identifying an item or triggering an automation that is configured on the reading device.
Each passive tag operates at 13.56 MHz and needs no battery. The 144-byte user memory is suited to compact NFC records rather than large files. Programme the tags with a compatible NFC-writing app such as NXP TagWriter, then test the saved action before placing the sticker in its final position.
Why you’ll love it
- Tap to open or trigger: Use a compatible phone or reader to access the programmed NFC record.
- No battery required: The reader powers the passive tag during communication.
- Self-adhesive format: Attach a tag to a project, sign, asset or other suitable non-metallic surface.
- Reprogrammable: Update the stored record when the use changes, unless the tag has been permanently locked.
- Easy to programme: The linked NXP TagWriter manual explains how to write web links, contact details and other NFC records.
- Pack of ten: Useful for labelling several objects or testing multiple automations.
Technical specifications
- Chip: NXP NTAG213
- Frequency: 13.56 MHz
- NFC type: NFC Forum Type 2
- User memory: 144 bytes
- Power: passive
- Package quantity: 10 stickers
Documentation and manufacturer information