Tru-Test introduces the XRS Stick Reader

Tru-Test Group is proud to introduce the new XRS Stick Reader for scanning and collecting animal electronic ID (EID).  The XRS Stick Reader, combined with Tru-Test weigh scales, provides a complete, integrated range of services for tracking, weighing, and measuring animal performance.  For nearly 30 years, Tru-Test has been designing and manufacturing the world’s leading single animal digital livestock scales.  Our experience, credibility, and industry leading electronic designs, have been instrumental with this revolutionary EID development.  XRS key features include: 

• Reads HDX and FDX-B ISO compliant tags
• Superior read range
• 20,000 tag memory & tag counter
• 50 sessions
• Vibration & audible beep on tag read
• Bluetooth™
• Custom data field & Alert messages
• Download EIDs to PC or laptop
• Internal rechargeable battery up to 19 hours run time
• Compatible with all Tru-Test EID weigh scales
• Sealed against dirt and moisture

For more information, please call 800.874.8494 or visit us online at www.tru-test.com.

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