ʻO nā meaʻala chip scanner holoholona

The Animal Micro Chip Scanner RFID is a low-frequency tag scanner that utilizes wireless identification technology. It is intended for use in resource management, Ke nānā neiʻo Railway, a me ka hoʻokele holoholona liʻiliʻi. Due to its great stability, low power consumption, and excellent efficiency, this product is well-known in the market. From product concept to manufacturing, we are dedicated to giving people the greatest possible experience, always putting their needs first. Clear information is shown on the high-brightness OLED display, and users may feel more at ease using it thanks to its easy operation and consistent performance.
Animal Microchip Scanner RFID’s cutting-edge technology, dependable operation, and extensive application portfolio have made it one of the most reputable RFID tag scanners available. We think using this product will make your working life more convenient and productive.

Technical Specifications

• Wireless identification technology: Reading EMID, Fdx-b (Iso11784 / 85), and other tags quickly and accurately using cutting-edge RFID technology.
• High-brightness OLED display: It can guarantee good information display even in brightly lit areas, hoʻomaikaʻi i ka ʻike mea hoʻohana.
• Robust stability: Following extensive testing and validation, it guarantees steady functioning in intricate settings and lowers the failure percentage.
• ʻO ka hana maʻalahi: Users may get started without expert training thanks to the user-friendly interface and straightforward operating technique.

Kūʻaiʻo nā pūnaewele

• Small animal management: To increase the effectiveness of animal management, provide identifying and tracking services for stray animals, pets, and other animals.
• Resource management: Keeping an eye on and controlling animals at zoos, wildlife refuges, and other locations in real-time to make sure resources are utilized sensibly.
• Railway inspection: To enhance railway safety performance, equipment may be quickly identified and inspected by scanning RFID tags on railway infrastructure.

 

 

Pākaukau

Hana pinepine	134.2Khz / 125khz
Support Tag	Mihawaena Miha,Fdx-b(Iso11784 / 85)
Reading/writing range	2*12mm glass tube tag>5cm 30mm ear tag>15cm(depends on tag)
Kū-starder	Iso11784 / 85
Reading time	<100msia
Prompt	0.91inch high brightness OLED, pihi
Power supply	3.7V(Li-battery)
Hoʻomanaʻo	128 records
Kamaʻilio	Usb2.0
Kanakai	English or customized
Hana Tommp	-10℃～50℃
Ke komo Temp	-30℃～70℃

 

Ka hana:

(1) Turn on the device and scan.
Press the scan button to turn on the device and enter scanning mode.

(2) If a tag is detected, the tag number will be displayed on the screen. If no tag is detected, “No tag found” will be displayed.

(3) The device can be charged and upload data via a USB cable.
When the device is connected via USB, “USB” will be displayed in the upper left corner and the battery status will display “Charging”.

Press and hold the scan button for 3 kekona. After the upload is successful, the following will be displayed.

If the scanner is connected via a USB cable, data can be uploaded in real-time when reading a tag.
(4) The scanner will turn off after 120 seconds of inactivity.