Animal tag reader designed for reliable identification of 134.2 kHz and 125 kHz microchips, with support for EMID and FDXB protocols. Key benefits Broad protocol compatibility: Reads both 134.2 kHz and 125 kHz frequencies and supports EMID and FDXB microchips, reducing the need for multiple readers and simplifying inventory of tagged animals. Clear outdoor visibility: brightness OLED screen delivers easytoread information even in sunlight, cutting errors and speeding up onsite checks. Builtin data storage: Stores up to 500 label information entries so you can capture and retain identification data on the spot, then upload records to a computer via USB data cable for reporting and record keeping. Fast, efficient scanning: Recognition response time under 100 ms accelerates routine scanning tasks and improves workflow throughput. How it solves common problems Eliminates manual entry errors by reading tags directly and storing label data for later transfer. Streamlines mixedtag environments by supporting both common animal microchip protocols. Maintains readability in bright outdoor conditions so field work is faster and more accurate. Reduces time spent on data synchronization by providing simple USB upload to a computer. Performance and compatibility Frequency support: 134.2 kHz and 125 kHz Protocols supported: EMID, FDXB Display: brightness OLED for clear viewing in sunlight Storage: Up to 500 label information entries Data transfer: Upload stored data to a computer via USB data cable Recognition speed: Response time under 100 ms Practical use scenarios Livestock management: Quickly confirm ear tag identities during herd checks, track movements, and store identification details for later transfer to farm management software. Animal shelters and rescues: Scan incoming animals to capture microchip IDs, retain the information in the reader, and batch upload records when returning to the office. Field research and monitoring: Read wildlife or tagged study animals outdoors with a display designed for bright conditions and record tag data for later analysis. Clear, practical, and designed for routine identification work, this animal tag reader supports common chip standards, stores a substantial number of records, and delivers fast, visible readings for field and facility use.