The medium range tags are available with GEN 2 UHF (Ultra High Frequency), 865- 868 and 902-928 MHz operating frequencies. These tags facilitate a read range of around 5 to 10 meters and possess key features to optimize their efficiency, such as durability, ruggedness, sending capabilities, various form factors and UHF Gen2 compliant. Additionally, most of the medium range tags are RoHs compliant and support various protocols like ISO/IEC 18000-6C and EPC Class 1 Gen 2. Other features of these components include a memory capacity that can vary depending on the specifications of the device but often are 96-bit EPC; 64 bit TID; 496 bit EPC or 512-bit user memory. These tags are light-weight and can be used both indoors and outdoors. These tags come in different types, shapes and sizes. The types include laundry tags, card tags, zip tie tags, bolt tags, nail tags, wristband tags, lock tags and solar powered tags. The tags that have a battery feature also provide an ultra low power consumption function that ensures a long battery life. They are made to be flexible and durable, designed to suit different variety of applications. The materials of the tags are designed to respond to different purposes, such as PP plastic or Glass fiber- PCB FR4. These characteristics enable the tags to be waterproof and resistant to demanding environments.

The mid range tags are suitable for any low cost asset-tracking application and are used in many different industries. Some of the applications for the mid range tags include data collection of plants in a certain area or cultivation environment, fixed asset tracking, mobile asset tracking, inventory management, logistics, warehouse management, IT asset tracking, tool tracking, real time transactions, item level identification and any application where a small form factor with longer range read capability is required.