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A truly portable, handheld EID reader that was comfortable to use over long periods of time.
The XRS ID Chip Reader can work alongside and report to the following read-out units:
EziWeigh 6
ID3000
XR3000
XR3000 Bluetooth
Its read distance is 150mm or 6 inches, and from either side of the horse’s neck
Key features
Reads all HDX and FDX-B tags
20,000 scanned tag memory
15,000 EID/VID pairs
50 sessions
Vibrating handle to alert on tag read
Loud beeper and 2 super bright LEDs for alerts
Duplicate discard option
Daylight viewable large display with EID and visual number displayed
Bluetooth® for wireless roaming while still connected to the weigh scale indicator or other devices
Auto find Bluetooth® pairing and connection, retains a list of 10 previously paired Bluetooth® devices
Rugged water and dust proof IP67 enclosure
Customisable alerts for pre-chosen animals, e.g. Withheld (load up to 10,000 alerts onto the XRS Stick Reader — 254 unique messages)
Enter customised data, like health treatments or condition scores, against individual animals (pre-set list of up to 10 options)
Comes with EziLinkTM software to enable exporting and importing of data and set up of alerts

Size:
650 mm
Weight:
700 g, including battery
Communications:
Bluetooth® Class 1, 100 m range
RS232
Operating temperature:
-10 to +50 °C (+14 to +122°F)
Storage temperature:
-20 to +45°C (-4 to +113°F)
Reading distance:
HDX up to 330 mm, FDX up to 350 mm
Read rate:
Up to 1,100 reads per minute
Tag Compatibility :
Reads ISO HDX and ISO FDX-B
Internal battery:
Charging time = 3 hours in normal conditions
Run time = 19 hours of push to read, 9.5 hours of continuous read
Auto power off = 15 minutes
Power requirements:
Supplied power adaptor
Software:
Tru-Test EziLink™ (software CD provided)
Ingress Protection:
IP67, 100% water and dust proof
Upgrades:
XR 3000 Bluetooth Read-Out Unit
XRS ID Chip Reader
TO SELECT YOUR READ-OUT UNIT
Please download our Comparison Charts
Weigh Scale Indicator Comparison Charts (PDF