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Important Purchase Notes: Please confirm your pet’s microchip format before ordering. This microchip scanner is specifically designed to support EMID / FDX-B (ISO11784 / ISO11785) 15-digit international standard protocol, operating frequency: 134.2Khz / 125Khz. It features one-button operation for quick reads. Does NOT support HDX, AVID, FDX-A, UHF microchips. Ensure compatibility to avoid scan failure.
Wider Read Range & Fast Response: Equipped with advanced RFID technology, this pet microchip scanner offers an improved reading distance (2-12mm glass tube label>8cm, 30mm animal ear mark>20cm, related to label performance) and ultra-fast recognition speed (<100ms). It quickly activates and captures the microchip signal, improving work efficiency whether you are scanning a dog, cat, or pig.
Easy-to-Read 1.44″ TFT Screen: Equipped with a clear 1.44-inch TFT display, this pet chip scanner shows the 15-digit microchip ID instantly and clearly. The screen also displays current battery level and operating status, ensuring you always know the device’s condition during use, whether indoors or in bright outdoor conditions, and supports custom feature settings.
500 Records Storage & Long-Lasting Battery: This microchip reader not only features built-in memory that stores up to 500 scan records for easy PC upload via USB, but it also comes with a 800mAh rechargeable battery that eliminates the need for disposables. A full charge supports extended fieldwork, and the intelligent auto-shutdown function conserves power when not in use. Perfect for shelters, farms, and veterinary use where efficiency and reliability matter. Note: Does not support direct connection to tablets or smartphones.
Portable, Lightweight & Reliable Support: 86g(3.03oz), (8.72×3.46×1.97 inch) With a compact and lightweight design (easy one-hand operation), this microchip scanner is built for portability. Ideal for daily use at home or on large farms.
Note: This pet scanner does not support AVID chips. It cannot recognize 9-digit IDs. It can only accurately read chips that comply with the 15-digit international standard protocol. After scanning, you must use the chip ID to look up the pet’s information on your local pet recovery database website.

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