Support Fdx-B Hdx Style RFID Reader Bluetooth Animal Scanner

• Certification: RoHS, CE, ISO 9001
• Shape: Syringe
• Kind: 134.2kHz Tag
• Type: Non-contact
• Application: Animal Identification
• Style: RFID Glass Tube Tag
• Working Frequency: 134.2 kHz
• Applications: Cattle, Sheep, Horses, Pets and Other Animals
• Total Weight (Including Glass Tube): 350g
• Reading Distance: Fdx-B:2*12mm Tube Tag>5cm 30mmr Ear Tag>15cm
• Hdx Reading Distance: 30mmear Tag>15cm
• Bluetooth: Yes
• Memory: 20000 Records(Uid+Time)
• Power Supply: Li-Battery
• Transport Package: 1000bag/Carton
• Specification: 1.25x7mm 1.4x8mm 2.12x12mm
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 847190009
• Production Capacity: 10000 Per Month

Product Description

 

Product Description

R/W standard	ISO11784/5 FDX-A, FDX-B ,HDX ,NFC(Ntag216) & Icode II
Frequency	125KHz(FDX-A), 134.2KHz(FDX-B or HDX),13.56Mhz
Size	Animal microchip syringe: Ø1.4x8mm, Ø2.12x12mm RFID glass tag: 1.25x7, 1.4x8, 1.5x8m, 2x6/8/10/12, 3x13, 3.85x23/32, 4x34mm
Chip Type	T5577,TK4100,EM4305, NFC(Ntag216) chips
Anti-collision standard	IP67
Period of validity	5 years
Storage temperature	-20°C to +50°C
Operation temperature	0°C to 50°C
Color	white
Weight	6.86g(for a complete syringe)
Length	111±2mm
Width	50±1mm
Injection material	polypropylene
Packing manner	syringe
Sterilization	EO gas, 5 years' guarantee
Bar code span	Contains six adhesive-sticker one-dimensional bar code spans
Certificate	International Committee For Animal Recording (ICAR)

Product :

This is a low frequency tag scanner that adopt wireless identification technology and it suppors

reading FDX-A, FDX-B,HDX(ISO11784/85) etc. tag.

This scanner use high brightness OLED display which can be seen clearly in bright light

environment. It can store max 20000 records of tag information with its built-in memory, users

can upload the information to the computer through USB cable .

This product is stable with simple operation which is widely used for little animal management,

resource management, railway inspection etc.

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