
Unilode Digital Tagging
Approved for flight. Built for scale.
How it works
How does Unilode's digital tagging work?
With Unilode, you always know where your assets are — inside and outside the reader network — so you can operate with confidence and control.
Your containers and pallets are digitally tagged using Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and LoRa technology, providing reliable, long-range visibility across your operation.
BLE delivers the optimal balance of battery life, signal performance, cost efficiency, operational reliability, and sustainability.
Up to0m
Via the E-ULD App
Read a tag from a handset anywhere on the ramp or in the warehouse.
Up to0m
Via stationary readers
Fixed readers pick up every tag that passes through a station.
Up to0km
LoRa (sub-GHz) coverage
Up to 1km indoors and 3km outdoors, well beyond the reader network.
The hardware
What types of tags does Unilode use?
Three tags, each built for where the asset spends its life. Compare the specifications side by side.

- Battery life
- 6–8 years2 x AA batteries
- Ping interval
- Every 7 secondsTo our reader network
- Captures
- Temperature, shock, humidity, light
- Sustainable bracket design allows permanent bracket reuse and easy battery replacement.

- Battery life
- 2–3 yearsCoin-cell batteries
- Signal
- Soft every 7 secondsLoud signal every 20 seconds
- Captures
- Temperature, shock, humidity
- Used outside repair stations.
- Replaced by Cobra tags when pallets enter repair stations.

- Battery life
- 6–8 years2 x AA batteries
- Ping interval
- Every 7 secondsTo our reader network
- Captures
- Temperature, shock, humidity, light
- Super Sentinel capability.
Certification
Safe to fly. Approved to perform.

At Unilode, our tags are fully approved, compliant, and ready for global air operations.
Unilode's digital tags are FAA- and EASA-approved and fully compliant with all relevant telecommunications and environmental regulations, giving you confidence they can be deployed across your network without operational or regulatory risk.
The tags contain integrated batteries but are not classified as Dangerous Goods. They are approved as electronic devices with lithium batteries for air transport and have no emissions concerns, ensuring seamless use throughout the aviation supply chain.
In short: our tags are designed to integrate easily into your operation — safe to fly, simple to deploy, and compliant worldwide.
- FAA approved
- EASA approved
- Not classified as Dangerous Goods
- No emissions concerns
Put tags on your fleet
Talk to our digital team about rolling the tagging network across your containers and pallets.
Solutions@Unilode.com