Sure Petcare HRPG1N Schnellstartanleitung Seite 5

Important information
It is your responsibility to exercise discretion and observe all safety measures required
by law and common sense. Please read the following information carefully and retain
this manual for future reference.
• Your HRPG1N is for indoor use only.
• The HRPG1N requires 2 good quality 1.5 V LR6 alkaline "AA" cells to operate. The product is not
designed for use with rechargeable batteries.
• Always change both batteries at the same time and avoid mixing battery types or manufacturers.
• Non-rechargeable batteries are not to be recharged.
• To avoid the risk of fire always take care to ensure batteries are fitted the correct way round as
marked on the HRPG1N and never short circuit the battery terminals.
• There is a risk of explosion if the battery is replaced by an incorrect type. Always use good quality
batteries from a reputable battery manufacturer to ensure the best performance.
• Exhausted or out-of-date batteries must be removed and disposed of properly in accordance with
local legislation.
• If the appliance is to be stored unused for a long period, the batteries must be removed.
• There are no user serviceable parts other than the battery in the enclosure.
• Clean unit with pet-friendly cleaning products and a damp cloth only, do not immerse in water.
Compatible microchips
This is a universal microchip reader which can read the following microchip types:
• FDX-A Non-ISO microchips
• FDX-B 15 digit microchips
• Trovan microchips
This reader fully reads FDX microchips which are compliant to the ISO11784/11785 standards.
What are temperature-sensing microchips?
Temperature-sensing microchips are primarily identification microchips, compatible with ISO
11784/11785 and universal readers. However, they also incorporate a temperature biosensor,
capable of measuring an animal's temperature at the implantation site.
Temperature-sensing microchips are a non-invasive way of frequently measuring a pet's
temperature, without causing stress. Multiple measurements taken consecutively can establish a
trend of individual animal profile or average temperature and variability. Atypical variations from
this trend can be indicative of changes in an animal's well-being.
Microchip temperature is not a replacement for rectal temperature, and should not be
interpreted as such. Microchip Temperature and rectal
temperature are not equivalent and should not be expected
to show identical readings.
If an animal with a temperature-sensing microchip is
scanned with the Universal Microchip Reader, its internal
Microchip Temperature will be visible on the LCD screen
alongside their microchip number.
• Avid microchips
• Thermochip
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