Rescounter II (FDX-B 134 kHz)

Rescounter 2 (tag, chip) is a small device for wireless identification of farm animals with a built-in accelerometer (to determine activity), which is attached to the animal’s leg using a special tape and does not create difficulties for its movement.
The device is registered at the moment the cow passes through the reader.
A special identification number (engraving) is applied to the body of the reccounter, which coincides with the programmed number, which is read by the reader. Having information about the animal, the system, managing the herd, can compare information about the cow's milk yield, automatically prescribe food for her or send her for treatment.
Help in determining the optimal time for insemination
Durable materials and construction designed for on-farm use
Insensitive to environmental interference
Our foot climbers are designed to work on Westfalia (GEA) equipment, which provides information exchange using the FDX-B protocol with a frequency of 134.2 kHz.
Average service life: 10 years.
Warranty – 1 year