Coin only NFC coin tag NFC-A Tag NTAG215 - 492 Bytes

Your 30 mm white NTAG215 coin, shown with the sticker color and print you select.

$9.00

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Appliance Manual and Maintenance Tag

$9.00

Product Details

Keep the next useful detail close to the appliance.

Features

  • One white 30 mm NTAG215 NFC-A TAG coin with your selected sticker color.
  • Set it up with one page you choose for the manual, filter reference, warranty location, or service link.
  • Optional custom print is $0.59 for the tag. No separate holder is included.

Benefits

  • Give a household member or service person a direct route to the reference they need.
  • Keep the page under your control in the service you already use.
  • Add a simple label to help distinguish the tag when several appliances are close together.

Package Details

  • Includes one customized 30 mm NFC tag with one selected sticker color and one customer-provided appliance reference URL.
  • The tag opens the destination you provide. It does not identify an appliance, detect a filter, track maintenance, or replace manufacturer instructions. Confirm a suitable placement and surface for the actual tag before use.
Enter one page you choose for this appliance. It can hold the manual, filter reference, warranty location, or service link. Do not put passwords or access tokens in the URL.
Choose your sticker color

Your base is a white 30 mm NTAG215 coin. We’ll apply this non-metallic color sticker to its face.

Custom print

Print up to two centered lines inside a 28 mm safe circle on the 30 mm coin’s color sticker. The 1 mm margin keeps print clear of the edge.

Choose a holding option

Choose the way you would like to carry your tag. Each holder is assembled with care to fit the 30 mm coin.

One tag for one appliance

No separate holder is included. Follow the tag's mounting instructions, keep manufacturer labels and controls clear, and test the link where the tag will be used.

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Keep the appliance manual near the appliance.

The filter is due. The booklet is in a drawer with takeout menus and loose batteries.

Place an NFC tag at a suitable point near the appliance. A compatible phone can open the manual, filter note, warranty page, or service link you chose. One machine. One place to start.

An NFC-A TAG coin on a wood cabinet beside a washer and a phone displaying generic manual and service icons. A phone displays generic filter reference icons beside an NFC-A TAG coin on a wood cabinet near a refrigerator. A phone with generic manual and service icons beside an NFC-A TAG coin on a cabinet next to a dishwasher.
The manual belongs near the machine, not in the drawer nobody checks.

The detail is in the wrong drawer.

Manual. Filter number. Warranty page. A service contact somebody forwarded last year. Useful details have a habit of separating from the appliance they belong to.

Put the reference where the question comes up.

Choose one page that brings the right references together. A compatible phone can tap the NFC tag and open the URL you provide. The page service hosts the information; the tag is the route to it.

Give the page an owner.

Keep manufacturer labels, controls, and vents clear. Use a suitable nearby surface, then test the link where the tag will live. When the page or appliance changes, the person who owns that page checks the route again.

Stop paying for the search twice.

The time goes in small pieces: hunting the manual, checking a filter number, forwarding a service link again. Count how often it happens for one appliance. Time the search. Put the reference near the question, then give the page an owner.

This is a simple way to organize a link. It does not identify a model, store a manual, confirm warranty status, schedule maintenance, or book service.

  • Count repeat searches or calls.
  • Time how long it takes to find the reference.
  • Name the person who owns the linked page.
  • Recheck the link after a repair, filter change, or move.

Keep the reference on one page.

The blank Appliance Reference & Maintenance Sheet helps gather a manual link, filter detail, warranty location, service page, and page owner for one appliance.

Download the Appliance Reference Sheet

The next filter change should start beside the refrigerator, not in a search history from two years ago.

Set up your appliance reference tag

Would You Like a Consult Before Making a Decision?

Tell us what you need to talk through. We’ll get in touch to find a time. Sending this form doesn’t book or confirm an appointment.

Rather talk it through? Call (385) 347-0897 or email hello@nfc-a-tag.com.

Questions about Appliance Manual and Maintenance Tag

What does the appliance NFC tag open?

Enter one page you choose for the appliance. It can hold a manual, filter reference, warranty location, or service link.

Where should I place the tag?

Choose a visible, suitable spot near the appliance. Confirm that the surface and selected sticker are appropriate; do not cover labels, vents, controls, or service access.

Can it tell which filter or part my appliance needs?

The tag opens the URL entered with the order. The page is hosted and maintained through the service you select.

Does it track maintenance or detect a service issue?

No. It opens the page you selected. It does not identify an appliance, read its condition, track service, or confirm that maintenance was completed.

Can I change the information later?

You can update the page through the service that hosts it. A different programmed destination is not promised here; check the current link before ordering if it must change.