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HACH RFID

HACH RFID refers to the radio-frequency identification tag accessories used with HACH spectrophotometers, specifically the DR3900 and DR6000 benchtop instruments. HACH is a water analysis brand with a long history in colorimetric and spectrophotometric measurement; its DR-series instruments are widely used in municipal and industrial water testing, environmental monitoring, and process control laboratories. The RFID tags in this line are not standalone devices. They are passive identification components that pair with compatible HACH spectrophotometers to automate sample and method identification. In practice, a tag is attached to a sample container, cuvette, or method carrier, and the instrument reads the tag to pull up the associated measurement program or sample record. This reduces manual entry steps and helps maintain a traceable chain between a physical sample and its stored measurement data. The 3G Electric catalog carries six HACH RFID tag part numbers: LZQ067 (SKU 908NP9), LZQ071 (SKU 908NR3), LZQ068 (SKU 908NR0), LZQ072 (SKU 908NR4), LZQ070 (SKU 908NR2), and LZQ069 (SKU 908NR1). These are listed as spectrophotometer accessories. The part numbers map to specific instrument compatibility: LZQ067 and LZQ071 are associated with the DR6000, while LZQ068, LZQ072, LZQ070, and LZQ069 are associated with the DR3900. Buyers should confirm the instrument model and the tag form factor before ordering, because the tags are not interchangeable across all DR-series platforms. From a technical standpoint, these are low-power passive RFID components. They do not require batteries and are read only when presented to a compatible instrument's reader. The tags carry identification data that the spectrophotometer firmware uses to associate a sample or method with a stored record. This is relevant for laboratories that need to reduce transcription errors, enforce method selection, or maintain sample traceability without adding a separate barcode or LIMS interface at the bench. The tags are consumable accessories. They are subject to wear, loss, or damage in routine lab use, so replacement and spare stocking are normal parts of ownership. 3G Electric supplies these HACH RFID tags as individual part numbers with manufacturer part number traceability. The catalog entries list the MPN, the compatible instrument, and the accessory function. For procurement, this means you can match a required tag to a specific DR3900 or DR6000 unit without ambiguity. 3G Electric handles the line as part of its broader industrial and laboratory equipment distribution, with global shipping and quote-based ordering. The brand profile here is narrow by design: it covers the RFID tag accessory family, not the full HACH instrument portfolio. If you are specifying tags for a DR3900 or DR6000, the six part numbers above are the relevant catalog items. Confirm compatibility against your instrument's accessory list, and treat the tags as replaceable components rather than one-time installs.

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About HACH RFID

HACH RFID refers to the radio-frequency identification tag accessories used with HACH spectrophotometers, specifically the DR3900 and DR6000 benchtop instruments. HACH is a water analysis brand with a long history in colorimetric and spectrophotometric measurement; its DR-series instruments are widely used in municipal and industrial water testing, environmental monitoring, and process control laboratories. The RFID tags in this line are not standalone devices. They are passive identification components that pair with compatible HACH spectrophotometers to automate sample and method identification. In practice, a tag is attached to a sample container, cuvette, or method carrier, and the instrument reads the tag to pull up the associated measurement program or sample record. This reduces manual entry steps and helps maintain a traceable chain between a physical sample and its stored measurement data. The 3G Electric catalog carries six HACH RFID tag part numbers: LZQ067 (SKU 908NP9), LZQ071 (SKU 908NR3), LZQ068 (SKU 908NR0), LZQ072 (SKU 908NR4), LZQ070 (SKU 908NR2), and LZQ069 (SKU 908NR1). These are listed as spectrophotometer accessories. The part numbers map to specific instrument compatibility: LZQ067 and LZQ071 are associated with the DR6000, while LZQ068, LZQ072, LZQ070, and LZQ069 are associated with the DR3900. Buyers should confirm the instrument model and the tag form factor before ordering, because the tags are not interchangeable across all DR-series platforms. From a technical standpoint, these are low-power passive RFID components. They do not require batteries and are read only when presented to a compatible instrument's reader. The tags carry identification data that the spectrophotometer firmware uses to associate a sample or method with a stored record. This is relevant for laboratories that need to reduce transcription errors, enforce method selection, or maintain sample traceability without adding a separate barcode or LIMS interface at the bench. The tags are consumable accessories. They are subject to wear, loss, or damage in routine lab use, so replacement and spare stocking are normal parts of ownership. 3G Electric supplies these HACH RFID tags as individual part numbers with manufacturer part number traceability. The catalog entries list the MPN, the compatible instrument, and the accessory function. For procurement, this means you can match a required tag to a specific DR3900 or DR6000 unit without ambiguity. 3G Electric handles the line as part of its broader industrial and laboratory equipment distribution, with global shipping and quote-based ordering. The brand profile here is narrow by design: it covers the RFID tag accessory family, not the full HACH instrument portfolio. If you are specifying tags for a DR3900 or DR6000, the six part numbers above are the relevant catalog items. Confirm compatibility against your instrument's accessory list, and treat the tags as replaceable components rather than one-time installs.

Common Applications

  • Municipal water testing laboratories — HACH RFID tags (LZQ068, LZQ070, LZQ069, LZQ072) on DR3900 spectrophotometers for sample ID tracking
  • Industrial process water analysis — HACH RFID tags (LZQ067, LZQ071) on DR6000 spectrophotometers for method and sample record association
  • Environmental monitoring labs — HACH RFID tag accessories for DR3900 workflows to reduce manual transcription of sample identifiers
  • Contract analytical laboratories — HACH RFID tags as replacement consumables for DR6000 instruments running batch colorimetric methods
  • Food and beverage quality control — HACH RFID tags on DR3900 spectrophotometers for traceable sample identification in routine testing
  • Laboratory spare parts stocking — HACH RFID tag MPNs LZQ067 through LZQ072 held as consumable replacements for DR3900 and DR6000 fleets

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about HACH RFID from 3G Electric.

Which HACH RFID tag part numbers are compatible with the DR6000 spectrophotometer?

The catalog lists two HACH RFID tags associated with the DR6000: LZQ067 (SKU 908NP9) and LZQ071 (SKU 908NR3). Both are described as spectrophotometer accessories for sample identification and data tracking within the instrument workflow. They are passive RFID components read by the instrument, not standalone devices. Before ordering, confirm the tag form factor and the DR6000 accessory compatibility list, because HACH RFID tags are model-specific and are not universal across the DR-series. If you are stocking spares, order by manufacturer part number to avoid mixing DR3900 and DR6000 tags.

What is the difference between the HACH RFID tags for the DR3900 and those for the DR6000?

The difference is instrument compatibility, not the basic function. The DR3900-associated tags in this catalog are LZQ068 (908NR0), LZQ072 (908NR4), LZQ070 (908NR2), and LZQ069 (908NR1). The DR6000-associated tags are LZQ067 (908NP9) and LZQ071 (908NR3). All six are RFID tag accessories for sample identification and data tracking. Because the tags are read by the instrument firmware, using a tag intended for one model on another may not work. Match the MPN to the instrument model before purchase.

How do HACH RFID tags work with a spectrophotometer?

HACH RFID tags are passive identification components. They store identification data that a compatible HACH spectrophotometer reads when the tag is presented to the instrument. The instrument then associates that ID with a sample record, method, or measurement parameter in its workflow. This removes some manual entry steps and helps keep sample identity tied to the correct measurement program. The tags do not power themselves and do not store measurement results; they are read-only identifiers from the instrument's perspective. The exact read behavior and data mapping depend on the DR3900 or DR6000 firmware and how the lab has configured its methods.

Are HACH RFID tags consumable or reusable?

They are best treated as consumable accessories. In routine laboratory use, tags can be lost, damaged, or degraded, and they are typically attached to sample containers, cuvettes, or method carriers that see repeated handling. The catalog lists them as spectrophotometer accessories, not as permanent instrument components. For labs running continuous sample batches, keeping spare tags by MPN is a practical stocking approach. There is no battery in these tags, so shelf life is not a battery-life issue, but physical condition matters for reliable reading.

Can I order individual HACH RFID tag part numbers from 3G Electric?

Yes. 3G Electric lists the HACH RFID tags as individual SKUs with manufacturer part numbers: 908NP9 (LZQ067), 908NR3 (LZQ071), 908NR0 (LZQ068), 908NR4 (LZQ072), 908NR2 (LZQ070), and 908NR1 (LZQ069). Each entry identifies the compatible instrument and the accessory function. Ordering is quote-based, and 3G Electric ships globally. Provide the MPN and the instrument model when requesting a quote so the tag can be matched correctly. If you need multiple tags for a lab rollout, list quantities per MPN rather than a generic RFID tag request.

What should I check before replacing a HACH RFID tag on a DR3900 or DR6000?

Confirm three things: the instrument model, the manufacturer part number, and the physical tag format. The DR3900 and DR6000 use different tag part numbers in this catalog, so a tag from one model group is not a safe substitute for the other. Check the existing tag's MPN if it is legible, or consult the instrument's accessory documentation. Also verify how the tag is mounted in your workflow, since the catalog describes tags used for sample identification and data tracking rather than a single universal mounting style. If the MPN is unknown, match by instrument model and order the corresponding catalog SKU.