

xHT HITAG S2048 Chip
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- 125kHz HITAG S2048 ISO14223
- 2.1x12mm cylindrical sterile bioglass implant
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- RFID Diagnostic Card & 125kHz X Field Detector included!
$49.00
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WARNING This kit definitely contains dangerous things. While the xHT chip has undergone several quality checks during manufacture and has been put through a battery of tests, it has not been certified by any government regulatory agency for implantation or use inside the human body. Use of this device is strictly at your own risk.
The xHT RFID chip implant is a 125kHz ISO14223 compliant transponder. It is also fully compliant to ISO 11784/85 Animal ID and ISO 18000-2 AIDC RFID management standards. It also supports a 48 bit secret key based challenge / response authentication mechanism.
The xHT also comes with some additional goodies, including an 125kHz X Field Detector, and the RFID Diagnostic Card. The RFID Diagnostic Card is a nifty little tool you can use to easily detect what frequency and duty cycle any contactless reader is operating at. What it does not do is tell you where and how to place your xHT on the reader to get the best performance. That is where the X Field Detector comes in. Place the XFD up to a 125kHz reader and begin moving over the surface of the reader while trying different rotational orientations. Once the LED inside lights up you will know that placing your xHT up to that reader in the same location and orientation will yield the best performance.
Important Things To Know
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Passive RFID and NFC chips are magnetically coupled devices that power themselves and communicate data over a shared magnetic field the reader generates. This means their effective read range and performance depends entirely on how well the antenna coils of both the tag and reader couple with each other. This typically means the shape, size, and orientation of both antennas must be complimentary.
Our x-series transponders are typically installed into the webbing between the metacarpal bones of the index finger and thumb, resting parallel to the index metacarpal. The reason they are installed in the hand has to do with the extremely short read range of x-series chips and the typical use case being some form of access control where the tag must be presented to a fixed reader of some kind. The suggested placement within the hand was chosen due to the lack of major nerve bundles or blood vessels running through that area.
Achieving a safe installation definitely requires a steady hand and experience performing aseptic procedures. Dangerous Things prefers our customers locate one of our