Dr. Sunita Rao, Head Librarian at Central University
Verified Project
"Great quality book tags. Deactivation at KOHA circulation desks is instant and detection at gate pedestals is 100% reliable."
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Library RFID Tags & Book Labels
EAS Library Inlay Tags — RF & AM RFID Labels for KOHA
Deactivatable & Non-Deactivatable 8.2MHz / 9.5MHz / AM Soft Label Security Stickers for Library Management & Circulation
₹4
★ 5.0
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🏷️ Wholesale Bulk Tiers (Per Unit)
Up to 88% Volume Off
≤ 100 pcs ₹12
101 – 1k ₹6
1k – 5k ₹4
5k – 10k ₹3
10k – 1L ₹2
1L – 10L ₹1.5
Enterprise Assurances
🛡️ 1-Year OEM Warranty
⚡ Tag Testing Lab
🚚 Pan-India Dispatch
🛠️ SDK / API Support
Description
The EAS Library Inlay Tags — RF & AM RFID Labels for KOHA (Model: PRD_EAS_LIB_TAG_02) are multi-protocol anti-theft security and inventory tracking labels engineered for academic university libraries, public research collections, government archives, and legal document vaults. Available in dual 58 kHz Acoustic Magnetic (AM) + 13.56 MHz High Frequency (ISO 15693 / ISO 14443A) or 8.2 MHz Radio Frequency (RF) configurations, these tags deliver dual-action security by triggering exit gate alarms for unborrowed books while providing automated checkout and circulation tracking in Koha ILS.
1. Dual Security & High-Frequency RF Architecture
The tag integrates two discrete resonating elements: a precision 58 kHz AM acoustic magnetic resonator (or 8.2 MHz RF LC circuit) that triggers library exit pedestals, paired with an authentic 13.56 MHz NXP ICODE SLIX / MIFARE silicon IC. This dual architecture complies with ISO/IEC 15693 and ISO 28560 library standards, allowing libraries to maintain existing anti-theft gate pedestals while upgrading circulation desks to modern high-speed RFID scanning.
2. Archival-Grade Acid-Free Adhesive & Koha SIP2 Integration
Coated with an archival-grade, acid-free, permanent pressure-sensitive acrylic adhesive, the labels bond firmly inside book back covers without causing paper discoloration or spine damage. Conforming to the 3M SIP2 protocol, Koha automatically toggles the tag's security state during checkout, ensuring seamless, alarm-free patron exits.
Specifications
- Model Number
- PRD-EAS-LIB-TAG-02
- Operating Frequency
- 13.56 MHz HF (ISO 15693 / ISO 14443A) + 58 kHz AM or 8.2 MHz RF
- Chipset IC
- NXP ICODE SLIX (SL2S2002) / MIFARE Classic 1K Compatible
- Protocol Standards
- ISO/IEC 15693, ISO/IEC 18000-3 Mode 1, ISO 28560-1/2/3 Data Model
- User Memory
- 896 Bits (28 Blocks of 4 Bytes ISO 28560 Formatted)
- UID Serial Number
- 64-Bit Factory-Locked Unique Identifier
- Security Features
- Hardware EAS Bit, AFI Register (0xC2), 32-Bit Password Protection
- Label Dimensions
- 50.0 mm × 50.0 mm / 40.0 mm × 40.0 mm Square Profile
- Adhesive Layer
- Archival-Grade Acid-Free Permanent Acrylic Adhesive
- Reading Distance
- Up to 1.5m (3D Security Gate) / 20–30 cm (Circulation Pad)
- Data Retention & Endurance
- 50 Years Minimum Data Retention / 100,000 Write Cycles
- Packaging Format
- Single-Row Roll on 3-Inch (76mm) Core (1,000 / 2,000 Pcs)
Verified Reviews
5.0 out of 5
Based on 2 verified client reviews.
Genuine Enterprise Feedback
Verified Project Deployments
Manish Joshi, Systems Librarian at City Knowledge Library
Verified Project
"We tagged 50,000 books with these 40x40mm labels. Affordable at ₹4 per tag and excellent performance."
Questions
How do these dual EAS library tags integrate with Koha Library Management Systems?
When a book is borrowed at the circulation desk or self-service kiosk, Koha communicates via the 3M SIP2 protocol to disarm the tag's EAS security bit, allowing the patron to pass through exit gates without sounding an alarm.
Is the adhesive safe for historical manuscripts and rare academic books?
Yes. The labels are manufactured with an archival-safe, acid-free permanent acrylic adhesive that is chemically neutral, preventing paper degradation, yellowing, or chemical leaching over decades.
Can these tags be used with our existing library security gates?
Yes. Because they contain both standard EAS security resonators (58 kHz AM or 8.2 MHz RF) and 13.56 MHz RFID chips, they work seamlessly with existing EAS exit gates while enabling new RFID self-checkout desks.
What is the HSN Code and GST rate for library RFID tags in India?
Library RFID inlays and smart labels fall under HSN Code 8523 with an 18% GST rate. RFID Softwares provides full GST tax invoices for universities, colleges, and research institutions across India.
Can you pre-print library accession barcodes and logos on these tags?
Yes. We offer automated high-resolution thermal transfer printing of library branch logos, book accession numbers, and serialized 1D/2D barcodes on bulk roll quantities.
Unit Price
₹4
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