12mm Bio Glass “Feverchip” Premium Implanter Packs

• Model: 2.12 x 12mm Bio-Glass
• Needle size: 2.55 OD x Length = 25mm.
• Material: Bio-Glass with Parylene coating.
• Operating frequency: 134.2 kHz +/- 3000 Hz.
• Chemical resistance: Water immersion IP68 20°c, 24 hours, 1 metre. Aqueous solution of salts 20°c, 100 hours. Alcohol, oil,
• HLC (10%) 20°c, 100 hours. Ammonia 20°c, 100 hours.
• Mechanical Resistance:
• Vibration test: IEC 68.2.6
• Shock: IEC 68.2.29
• Storage temp: -40°c to +90°c (Recommend <+30°c)
• Operating temp: -35°c to +85°c
• Read range (using a pocket 9v battery scanner): 70mm (2.75″)

In order to facilitate the analysis of the temperature displayed by Realtrace readers, RT11BTT readers a new concept: the reference temperature or TR. When configuring the RT11BTT reader, the user will be asked to choose between “Dogs, cats" and “Equines”. If “Equines” has been selected the temperature displayed will be the rectal temperature. If “Domestic carnivores” has been selected the reference temperature will be different from the rectal temperature. Memorizing a single temperature measurement is not sufficient to be certain of having the correct reference temperature. This is why we recommend taking five temperatures. After taking these five initial readings from the “Chip”, the reader will automatically calculate the average of the temperatures read and store it in its memory as the reference temperature (TR). These five temperature measurements can be consecutive or spaced over several days (recommended for horses). This process of calculating the reference temperature is entirely automatic, the reader taking care of calculating the average of the temperatures read as well as recording them in its memory. Owners who may have several animals (dogs, cats, etc.) are expected to be able to record up to 10 reference temperatures. Each TR is associated with a WDT number specific to each FEVER CHECK microchip. A reset function for reference temperatures is provided in the reader menu. Although obvious, it is necessary to remember that the temperature of the animal depends on factors such as its state of health, the ambient temperature and its physical activity. In order to have the most accurate temperature measurement possible, this will be carried out by the veterinarian or by the owner on a healthy animal, at rest and in a neutral atmosphere, i.e. approximately 18 to 23°C. The reference temperature(s) having been calculated and stored automatically by the reader, each time the FEVER CHECK microchip is read again, a comparison of the temperature read with the stored reference temperature will be carried out. The result will be displayed on the reader display.