| Product Name | Mini EID Sheep Ear Tag | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Product Overview | The Mini EID Sheep Ear Tag is a compact electronic identification solution developed for goat-farming-equipment/" target="_blank" class="keylink">sheep, lambs, goats and other compatible livestock. Its lightweight design makes it particularly suitable for young animals where a smaller ear tag can reduce unnecessary weight while maintaining reliable electronic identification. The tag incorporates an FDX-B RFID transponder operating at 134.2 kHz and is designed to work with livestock identification equipment compliant with ISO 11784 and ISO 11785. It can support electronic flock records, animal traceability, automated weighing, sorting and other digital livestock management applications. |
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| Working Principle | Each ear tag contains a passive electronic transponder with a unique identification code. When a compatible RFID reader is brought within reading range, the reader generates an electromagnetic field that energizes the transponder. The tag then transmits its stored identification number back to the reader. The electronic number can be linked with animal records such as flock number, birth information, breeding history, weight, treatment records and movement data in compatible livestock management software. Because the tag is passive, no internal battery is required for normal identification operation. |
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| Customization Options | Tag color, visual numbering, sequential identification, laser marking, male tag size, packaging quantity and database-compatible numbering arrangements can be customized according to project requirements. Electronic coding and regulatory identification formats should be specified according to local livestock identification requirements. Matching visual tags, RFID readers, electronic scales and farm data-management equipment are available upon request. |
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| Installation & Maintenance | Load the matching male and electronic female components into the compatible ear tag applicator. Restrain the animal safely and select a clean application position between the main cartilage structures of the ear while avoiding major blood vessels. Apply the tag with one firm, controlled action and confirm that the male component is completely locked into the electronic tag. Check the electronic identification number with a compatible RFID reader after application when required. Keep the applicator clean and inspect the pin and alignment components regularly. Ear tags normally require no electronic maintenance because the embedded RFID transponder is passive. |
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| Project Cases | Mini EID sheep ear tags can be supplied as part of integrated livestock identification and handling projects. Electronic tags can be combined with handheld RFID readers, fixed race readers, electronic weighing scales, automatic drafting gates and flock management software to create a digital animal identification workflow. For large commercial farms, tags can be prepared in sequential batches and coordinated with farm identification records according to project requirements. |
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| Product FAQ | Q: Why choose a mini EID tag for sheep? A: A smaller and lighter tag is particularly useful for lambs and other small livestock while still providing electronic individual identification. Q: What RFID technology does the tag use? A: The reference configuration uses FDX-B technology at 134.2 kHz and is designed according to ISO 11784 and ISO 11785 standards. Q: Does the tag require a battery? A: No. The tag uses passive RFID technology and receives the energy required for communication from the RFID reader. Q: Can it work with electronic weighing equipment? A: Yes. Compatible ISO-standard readers can transfer animal identification data to electronic scales and other livestock management equipment according to the system configuration. Q: Can the tags be customized with visual numbers? A: Yes. Sequential numbering, laser marking and other visual identification options are available according to project requirements. Q: Is the tag suitable for official livestock identification? A: Compliance requirements vary by country. Tag coding, approval status and numbering format should be selected according to applicable local livestock identification regulations. Q: Can SHEWUYOU supply readers and weighing equipment with the tags? A: Yes. Compatible RFID readers, electronic livestock scales, sorting equipment and other identification system components are available upon request. |
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