Allflex is a global leader in livestock identification and monitoring systems, providing electronic tags, readers, and applicators for animal management.
Allflex is a premier provider of animal intelligence and identification solutions, now a subsidiary of Merck & Co. (MSD Animal Health). For decades, Allflex has monitored millions of animals worldwide, offering a comprehensive suite of products including visual ear tags, electronic identification (EID) tags, tissue sampling units, and robust handheld stick readers like the AWR250 and MSD Link. These technologies enable farmers, ranchers, and producers to ensure traceability, improve herd management, and monitor animal health with precision.
Designed for the harsh environments of agricultural operations, Allflex readers and applicators are known for their durability and connectivity options, often integrating with the Allflex Connect mobile app for seamless data transfer. Whether for sheep, goats, or cattle, Allflex provides the essential hardware and software ecosystem to support modern livestock production.
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Use the provided Magnetic-USB power cable. Allow the magnetic connectors to align automatically without forcing them. Charging is complete when the battery bars stop flashing.
A solid or flashing blue LED typically indicates the Bluetooth connection status, even when the main display is switched off.
The Allflex Connect app is available for download on the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store.
By default, readers are in 'Single Read' mode. You can change this to 'Continuous Mode' for batch reading via the setup menu, or by long-pressing the Enter key if the 'Auto' setting is enabled.
If you experience issues with tag retention or animal irritation, consult the user guide for proper application techniques or contact Allflex customer support. Consult a veterinarian if medical issues arise.