Key Features
- Dual-frequency compatibilityfor supported EMID and FDX-B transponders
- Clear TFT displayfor viewing the scanned microchip number and device status
- Built-in record storagefor collecting IDs before data transfer
- Multiple communication optionsfor wired or wireless workflows
- Fast scan responsefor routine animal identification
- Portable handheld designfor clinic, shelter, breeder, and field use
- Visual and audible confirmationthrough the display and built-in buzzer
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
| Model | JIA92 |
| Product Type | Handheld Cat Microchip Scanner |
| Operating Frequency | 125 kHz / 134.2 kHz |
| Supported Protocols | EMID, FDX-B |
| Standard | ISO 11784 / ISO 11785 |
| Glass Transponder Read Distance | >8 cm with compatible 2–12 mm transponder |
| Animal Ear Tag Read Distance | >20 cm with compatible 30 mm ear tag |
| Read Time | <100 ms |
| Display | 1.44-inch TFT LCD |
| Signal Indication | TFT display and buzzer |
| Storage Capacity | 800 records |
| Communication | USB 2.0, 2.4G wireless, optional Bluetooth |
| 2.4G Wireless Distance | Up to 80 m in open-field conditions |
| Bluetooth Distance | Up to 20 m in open-field conditions |
| Power Supply | 3.7V, 800mAh rechargeable lithium battery |
| Dimensions | 223.5 × 88 × 18.8 mm |
| Net Weight | 84.8 g |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to +50°C |
| Storage Temperature | -30°C to +70°C |
| Operating Humidity | 5%–95% non-condensing |
| Language | English; customization available |
Reading note: Actual microchip reading distance varies with transponder size, implantation depth, chip orientation, reader position, and the surrounding environment.
Wireless note: The stated wireless ranges apply to open-field conditions. Obstacles, equipment, and RF interference may reduce the actual communication distance.
Cat Identification Applications
The JIA92 is suitable for situations where an implanted cat microchip ID needs to be checked, recorded, or transferred to another system.
- Veterinary clinics– confirm a cat’s electronic ID during registration, examination, or treatment.
- Animal shelters and rescues– check incoming cats for compatible implanted identification.
- Cat breeders– associate individual cats or kittens with breeding and ownership records.
- Pet registration– retrieve the microchip number required for registration or record verification.
- Field identification– scan compatible microchipped cats when portable identification is required.
The scanner retrieves the electronic identification number stored in the compatible transponder. Owner details, medical information, and registration records are normally stored in a separate database or management system.
Practical Scanning Tip
For an implanted cat microchip, move the scanner slowly across the expected implant area rather than relying on a single scan position.
Microchip orientation and implantation depth can affect detection, so changing the scanner angle or position can help when the chip is not detected immediately.
Cat Microchip Scanner FAQs
Can the JIA92 read every type of cat microchip?
No. The confirmed supported formats are 125 kHz EMID and 134.2 kHz FDX-B.
Microchips using another frequency or protocol should be checked for compatibility before use.
Does the scanner show the cat owner’s information?
No. The scanner retrieves the microchip identification number. Owner and registration information must be checked in the relevant external database or management system.
Can scanned microchip IDs be saved for later use?
Yes. The JIA92 can store scanned IDs internally so they can be transferred later through a supported communication method.