URH-1HP-ISO Handheld Pet Microchip Reader
The URH-1HP is a wireless handheld reader that has medium range, and is a high power scanning device to read encoded data from all UID microchips.
- Handheld
- ISO 11784/11785
- USB + Bluetooth
Reader, Battery, and Charger
The URH-1HP-ISO ships as a working kit. Reader, rechargeable Li-ion battery, and the UBC-i4 charger needed to keep it field-ready.
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URH-1HP-ISO Reader
Pistol-grip handheld with integrated 134.2 kHz antenna. Trigger-driven read with USB and Bluetooth output. HID keyboard mode for direct entry into LIMS or a spreadsheet.
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Li-ion Rechargeable Battery
3.7 V lithium-ion pack. Internal to the reader. Holds a full day of intermittent scanning between charges in normal clinic and field use.
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UBC-i4 Charger
Required charger for the URH-1HP-ISO. Wall-powered cradle that conditions the Li-ion pack and indicates state of charge.
Specifications
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Common Questions
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Which UID tags does the URH-1HP-ISO read?
The URH-1HP-ISO reads all UID microchips.
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Should I pick the ISO version or the non-ISO URH-1HP?
Pick the ISO version (URH-1HP-ISO) unless you're maintaining a legacy non-ISO program. ISO 11784/11785 is the global standard for animal ID; almost every PIT tag and microchip you'd buy today is FDX-B. The non-ISO URH-1HP exists for sites that already standardized on older proprietary tag stocks.
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Should I use USB or Bluetooth?
USB if the reader sits next to the host PC and you want a wired connection your LIMS. Bluetooth if the operator is moving around a procedure room, cage rack, or field site. Both modes use HID keyboard emulation, so the ID lands in whatever field has focus.
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What's the practical read range?
6–7.5 cm with a 2.1 x 12 mm ISO PIT tag. Range scales down with smaller tags — expect roughly 3–4 cm with a 1.4 x 8.5 mm tag. Read range is also affected by tag orientation relative to the antenna and by metal in the scan environment.
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