Overview The JZLHGOFYTD Pet Microchip Scanner is a compact handheld reader designed for efficient animal identification

It supports both FDX-B and FDX-A (ISO11784/85) tags and operates at 134

2kHz, making it suitable for a wide range of pets and livestock

With a weight of 1

45 kg and a compact packing size of 85 x 11 x 11 cm, this device is built to move with you—from barns and clinics to inspection points

The unit is rechargeable, enabling mobility without frequent battery changes during long tasks

Key capabilities Wireless reading mode that supports FDX-B and FDX-A ISO11784/85 formats, i for pigs, cows, sheep, dogs, and cats

Clear visibility in any lighting thanks to a high-brightness LCD (480x320) that remains readable indoors and outdoors

Substantial on-device storage for tag information, up to 20,000 records, with easy export options

Readability, storage and data transfer Store and later retrieve tag data on a computer via USB data cable or wireless connection for streamlined data management

Data handling is designed for reliability across animal management, traceability, and asset-tracking contexts

Auto Power Off feature preserves battery life by shutting down after 30 seconds of inactivity when idle

Durable operation and support Stable performance with simple operation, suitable for fieldwork in farms, veterinary settings, and inspection roles

Dedicated after- service: verify compatibility before purchase; support responds within 24 hours to help with questions or setup

Usage ideas Use the scanner for animal management, traceability checks, railway or asset management tasks, and ongoing chip registration workflows

The rechargeable design supports extended sessions, while the device’s capability to store and export large data sets helps keep records organized and accessible when needed

FAQ Q: What tags does the JZLHGOFYTD Pet Microchip Scanner support

A: It reads FDX-B and FDX-A ISO11784/85 tags at 134

2kHz, suitable for dogs, cats, pigs and other animals

Q: How many tag records can it store and how is data exported

A: Stores up to 20,000 tag records; export via USB or wireless connection to a computer