Motorola RF-STICKER-10 Self-Adhesive RFID Tags for Body Cameras (10-Pack)

Description

Self-Adhesive Contactless RFID Tags (10-Pack) for Body Camera Allocation

Genuine Motorola Solutions Original 10-pack of peel-and-stick passive RFID sticker tags that convert existing employee ID badges or fobs into touch-to-assign credentials for V200, VB400, VT100, and V500 body cameras.

The Motorola RF-STICKER-10 is an authentic original equipment manufacturer (OEM) pack of 10 self-adhesive RFID sticker-style tags engineered to simplify shift-start body-worn camera checkout across retail, hospitality, healthcare, security, and public safety teams. Sourced directly from our verified inventory of Motorola Two-Way Radios & Accessories, these ultra-thin peel-and-stick transponders adhere directly to existing employee ID badges, badge holders, or key fobs—eliminating the need to issue or carry a separate plastic access card.

When paired with a Motorola RF-220 RFID reader connected to a PMPN5012A 8-Port V200 SmartDock, DockController DC-200, or EdgeController EC-220, an employee simply taps their tagged ID badge at the start of a shift to self-assign an available V200, VB400, VT100, or V500 body camera. Inside Motorola VideoManager EX, every recorded video clip and docking event is automatically attributed to that user—enforcing strict evidentiary chain of custody without manual sign-out logs or frontline access to backend software while supporting workplace accountability guidelines under OSHA Standards.

Key Features & Benefits

  • Converts Existing Badges into Camera Credentials: Peel-and-stick adhesive backing attaches directly to existing employee ID cards, badge sleeves, or key fobs so staff never have to carry an extra card.
  • Instant Touch-to-Assign Shift Checkout: Tapping the sticker tag on a Motorola RF-220 reader automatically unlocks and assigns a docked body-worn camera in seconds.
  • Verified User-to-Video Accountability: Automatically links all recorded footage and audit logs inside VideoManager EX to the exact employee credential that checked out the camera.
  • No Frontend Software Login Required: Allows frontline personnel to check out and return cameras independently without workstation credentials or administrative privileges.
  • Ultra-Thin Low-Profile Sticker Format: Slim adhesive inlay sits flat on ID badges and holders without interfering with lanyard clips or badge reels.
  • Passive Battery-Free Operation: Harvests RF energy inductively from the RF-220 reader, requiring zero charging, maintenance, or battery replacement.
  • 10-Tag Team Deployment Pack: Includes 10 individual self-adhesive RFID transponders per pack for rapid onboarding of multi-shift staff and seasonal personnel.

Specifications

Attribute Details
Brand Motorola Solutions
Model / SKU RF-STICKER-10
Motorola Catalog Description 10x RFID Sticker-Style Tags
Product Type Self-Adhesive Contactless Passive RFID Tags (10-Pack)
Pack Quantity 10 Adhesive RFID Sticker Tags per Pack
Mounting & Form Factor Low-Profile Peel-and-Stick Pressure-Sensitive Adhesive Label
Recommended Carrier Surfaces Existing PVC Employee ID Cards, Plastic Badge Holders, Key Fobs (Non-Metallic)
Power Source Passive RF Inductive Coupling (No Battery Required)
Required Reader Hardware Motorola RF-220 USB RFID Reader (EQ000358A01)
Compatible Docking & Controllers Motorola PMPN5012A SmartDock, DockController DC-200, EdgeController EC-220
Supported Body-Worn Cameras Motorola V200, VB400, VT100, V500
Compatible Software Platforms Motorola VideoManager EX, Avigilon Unity, Avigilon Alta
Primary Applications Badge-Retrofit Camera Self-Assignment, Shift Accountability & Audit Logging

Compatibility

Compatible Motorola Body-Worn Cameras

V200 VB400 VT100 V500

Compatible RFID Readers, Docking Stations & Software Platforms

RF220 PMPN5012A DC200 EC220
VIDEOMANAGEREX AVIGILONUNITY AVIGILONALTA

Recommended Accessories & Replacement Hardware

Compatible Body-Worn Cameras, Docking Stations & Rigid Badge Alternatives

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the Motorola RF-STICKER-10 and RF-CARD-10?

Both 10-packs perform the exact same user-assignment function with the Motorola RF-220 reader and VideoManager EX, differing only in form factor:

  • RF-STICKER-10: Thin peel-and-stick adhesive RFID tags designed to affix directly onto existing employee ID badges, badge sleeves, or key fobs.
  • RF-CARD-10: Standalone rigid white PVC plastic cards issued as separate badges.

Where should I apply the RF-STICKER-10 tag for reliable scanning?

Apply the self-adhesive sticker onto a clean, flat, non-metallic surface—such as a PVC employee ID card, plastic badge holder, or polycarbonate phone case. Avoid sticking the tag directly onto bare metal surfaces or directly over existing contactless smart-card antennas, as conductive metal can detune the passive RFID coil and reduce read range.

What hardware is required to scan the RF-STICKER-10 tags?

To use the RF-STICKER-10 tags for automated camera checkout, you need a Motorola RF-220 USB RFID Reader (EQ000358A01) connected to a compatible docking station or controller—such as the PMPN5012A 8-Port V200 SmartDock, DockController DC-200, or EdgeController EC-220—running Motorola VideoManager EX software.

Which Motorola body-worn cameras work with the RF-STICKER-10 tags?

Once enrolled in VideoManager EX, an RF-STICKER-10 tag can be used to touch-assign any docked Motorola V200, VB400, VT100, or V500 body-worn camera assigned to that pool.

Do the sticker tags require batteries or recharging?

No. Each sticker contains a passive contactless RFID inlay powered inductively when tapped against the RF-220 reader, requiring zero batteries or charging.

 

Warranty

1-year manufacturer’s replacement warranty.

Motorola RF-STICKER-10 Self-Adhesive RFID Tags for Body Cameras (10-Pack)

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    Description

    Self-Adhesive Contactless RFID Tags (10-Pack) for Body Camera Allocation

    Genuine Motorola Solutions Original 10-pack of peel-and-stick passive RFID sticker tags that convert existing employee ID badges or fobs into touch-to-assign credentials for V200, VB400, VT100, and V500 body cameras.

    The Motorola RF-STICKER-10 is an authentic original equipment manufacturer (OEM) pack of 10 self-adhesive RFID sticker-style tags engineered to simplify shift-start body-worn camera checkout across retail, hospitality, healthcare, security, and public safety teams. Sourced directly from our verified inventory of Motorola Two-Way Radios & Accessories, these ultra-thin peel-and-stick transponders adhere directly to existing employee ID badges, badge holders, or key fobs—eliminating the need to issue or carry a separate plastic access card.

    When paired with a Motorola RF-220 RFID reader connected to a PMPN5012A 8-Port V200 SmartDock, DockController DC-200, or EdgeController EC-220, an employee simply taps their tagged ID badge at the start of a shift to self-assign an available V200, VB400, VT100, or V500 body camera. Inside Motorola VideoManager EX, every recorded video clip and docking event is automatically attributed to that user—enforcing strict evidentiary chain of custody without manual sign-out logs or frontline access to backend software while supporting workplace accountability guidelines under OSHA Standards.

    Key Features & Benefits

    • Converts Existing Badges into Camera Credentials: Peel-and-stick adhesive backing attaches directly to existing employee ID cards, badge sleeves, or key fobs so staff never have to carry an extra card.
    • Instant Touch-to-Assign Shift Checkout: Tapping the sticker tag on a Motorola RF-220 reader automatically unlocks and assigns a docked body-worn camera in seconds.
    • Verified User-to-Video Accountability: Automatically links all recorded footage and audit logs inside VideoManager EX to the exact employee credential that checked out the camera.
    • No Frontend Software Login Required: Allows frontline personnel to check out and return cameras independently without workstation credentials or administrative privileges.
    • Ultra-Thin Low-Profile Sticker Format: Slim adhesive inlay sits flat on ID badges and holders without interfering with lanyard clips or badge reels.
    • Passive Battery-Free Operation: Harvests RF energy inductively from the RF-220 reader, requiring zero charging, maintenance, or battery replacement.
    • 10-Tag Team Deployment Pack: Includes 10 individual self-adhesive RFID transponders per pack for rapid onboarding of multi-shift staff and seasonal personnel.

    Specifications

    Attribute Details
    Brand Motorola Solutions
    Model / SKU RF-STICKER-10
    Motorola Catalog Description 10x RFID Sticker-Style Tags
    Product Type Self-Adhesive Contactless Passive RFID Tags (10-Pack)
    Pack Quantity 10 Adhesive RFID Sticker Tags per Pack
    Mounting & Form Factor Low-Profile Peel-and-Stick Pressure-Sensitive Adhesive Label
    Recommended Carrier Surfaces Existing PVC Employee ID Cards, Plastic Badge Holders, Key Fobs (Non-Metallic)
    Power Source Passive RF Inductive Coupling (No Battery Required)
    Required Reader Hardware Motorola RF-220 USB RFID Reader (EQ000358A01)
    Compatible Docking & Controllers Motorola PMPN5012A SmartDock, DockController DC-200, EdgeController EC-220
    Supported Body-Worn Cameras Motorola V200, VB400, VT100, V500
    Compatible Software Platforms Motorola VideoManager EX, Avigilon Unity, Avigilon Alta
    Primary Applications Badge-Retrofit Camera Self-Assignment, Shift Accountability & Audit Logging

    Compatibility

    Compatible Motorola Body-Worn Cameras

    V200 VB400 VT100 V500

    Compatible RFID Readers, Docking Stations & Software Platforms

    RF220 PMPN5012A DC200 EC220
    VIDEOMANAGEREX AVIGILONUNITY AVIGILONALTA

    Recommended Accessories & Replacement Hardware

    Compatible Body-Worn Cameras, Docking Stations & Rigid Badge Alternatives

    More Resources

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is the difference between the Motorola RF-STICKER-10 and RF-CARD-10?

    Both 10-packs perform the exact same user-assignment function with the Motorola RF-220 reader and VideoManager EX, differing only in form factor:

    • RF-STICKER-10: Thin peel-and-stick adhesive RFID tags designed to affix directly onto existing employee ID badges, badge sleeves, or key fobs.
    • RF-CARD-10: Standalone rigid white PVC plastic cards issued as separate badges.

    Where should I apply the RF-STICKER-10 tag for reliable scanning?

    Apply the self-adhesive sticker onto a clean, flat, non-metallic surface—such as a PVC employee ID card, plastic badge holder, or polycarbonate phone case. Avoid sticking the tag directly onto bare metal surfaces or directly over existing contactless smart-card antennas, as conductive metal can detune the passive RFID coil and reduce read range.

    What hardware is required to scan the RF-STICKER-10 tags?

    To use the RF-STICKER-10 tags for automated camera checkout, you need a Motorola RF-220 USB RFID Reader (EQ000358A01) connected to a compatible docking station or controller—such as the PMPN5012A 8-Port V200 SmartDock, DockController DC-200, or EdgeController EC-220—running Motorola VideoManager EX software.

    Which Motorola body-worn cameras work with the RF-STICKER-10 tags?

    Once enrolled in VideoManager EX, an RF-STICKER-10 tag can be used to touch-assign any docked Motorola V200, VB400, VT100, or V500 body-worn camera assigned to that pool.

    Do the sticker tags require batteries or recharging?

    No. Each sticker contains a passive contactless RFID inlay powered inductively when tapped against the RF-220 reader, requiring zero batteries or charging.

     

    Warranty

    1-year manufacturer’s replacement warranty.

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