Pet Microchip Scanner with 1.44″ LCD Display, FDX-B/EMID Microchip Reader

Product description

Microchip Scanner with 1.44 Inch LCD Display W92H

Weight: 86 Gramm

Dimensions: 8.72 × 3.46 × 0.69 in

NOT supported 9 digits AVID microchip

ONLY Supported ISO11784 / ISO11785 FDX-B (15 digits) and EMID (10 digits) microchip

W91A

Weight: 72 Gramm

Dimensions: 7.17×3.23×0.69 in

NOT supported 9 digits AVID microchip

ONLY Supported ISO11784 / ISO11785 FDX-B (15 digits) and EMID (10 digits) microchip

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Notes: Use Case Alignment – The chip scanner is designed for FDX‑B and EMID chips commonly used in: Companion animal microchips (cats, dogs); Livestock management (FDX‑B tags); Laboratory animal identification

NOT supported: HDX livestock tags; UHF supply chain tags; FDX‑A; HF (13.56 MHz).

What are the most important limitations I should be aware of before purchasing?

1. This microchip scanner does NOT support AVID chips or 9-digit FDX-A microchips. 2) The scanner only reads the chip ID number; you must use that ID on a local pet recovery database website to access the associated pet information

Can this scanner read all pet chips?

Not always. This scanner is designed for universal compatibility with 15-digit international standard protocols. It supports EMID (125 kHz) and FDX-B (ISO11784/85) chips. Unsupported: HDX,UHF, FDX‑A, HF (13.56 MHz),

Does this scanner have memory, and how do I transfer data to a computer?

Yes, it supports the storage of up to 500 tag IDs. You can easily upload the saved records to a PC or laptop via a USB cable for efficient record-keeping. (Note: It does not support direct connection to tablets or smartphones).

What should I do if no ID appears on the screen?

Follow these steps:

1. Rescan the animal, moving the device slowly along the back and shoulders.

2. Try tilting the scanner at different angles.

If there’s still no reading, the pet may not be chipped, or the chip may have failed.

Where is my pet’s microchip usually placed?

Focus on two key areas: in front of the shoulder blades (common in North America) and the left side of the neck (standard in Europe). Since implantation standards differ, scanning both locations ensures you don’t miss the chip.

Universal 15-Digit Chip Compatibility: This advanced pet microchip scanner supports EMID and FDX-B (ISO11784/ISO11785) 15-digit international standard protocols, operating at 134.2kHz/125kHz to read the vast majority of global pet microchips. Note: Please verify your pet’s chip frequency before purchase; this device does NOT support AVID or 9-digit FDX-A, HDX, UHF, FDX‑A, HF, other 125 kHz chips not using EMID protocol microchips
Advanced RFID Scanning Technology: Utilizing sophisticated RFID technology, this pet chip scanner provides rapid and accurate activation of pet microchips. It features a fast reading time of <100ms with a reliable reading distance of >8cm for glass tube tags and >20cm for 30mm ear tags, ensuring efficient identification every time
Large 1.44-Inch Color LCD Display: Designed for clarity and ease of use, this pet chip reader features a larger 1.44-inch color LCD screen, making it simple to view tag IDs in various lighting conditions. The intuitive and settable menu allows you to customize features and settings for a personalized user experience
Convenient Data Storage & PC Upload: Equipped with a powerful 800mAh rechargeable battery for extended use in the field. This pet microchip reader also supports 500 data storage records, allowing you to save pet tag IDs and easily upload them to a PC or laptop via USB cable for efficient record-keeping. (Note: Does not support direct connection to tablets or smartphones)
Lightweight & Portable Pet Management Tool: Weighing just 2.54 oz (72 g) and measuring 7.17×3.23×0.69 inches, this portable animal microchip scanner is easily operated with one hand. It is widely used for the management and tracking of various animals including dogs, cats, pigs, and other livestock
Note on Usage: This animal tag reader is designed specifically for 15-digit international standard microchips. It cannot read AVID chips or 9-digit IDs. After scanning, the chip ID must be used on a local pet recovery database website to access associated pet information