RSH manufactures smart tracking devices compatible with Apple and Google Find My networks, alongside smart home gateways, sensors, and lighting solutions.
RSH (Shenzhen RSHengHua Technology Co., Ltd.) is an emerging manufacturer in the IoT and consumer electronics sector, specializing in smart home automation and personal asset tracking. The brand is best known for its line of affordable 'Find My'-compatible smart tags, such as the RSH iTag and LocaTag series, which allow users to locate lost keys, luggage, and valuables using Apple iOS or Android networks.
Beyond trackers, RSH produces a comprehensive ecosystem of smart home devices, including multi-mode ZigBee gateways, relays, and app-controlled LED lighting strings. RSH focuses on providing accessible, easy-to-use technology that integrates seamlessly with major smart home platforms like Tuya, Apple HomeKit, and Google Home.
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To connect an RSH iTag, ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your iPhone (iOS 14.5+). Open the 'Find My' app, tap the '+' icon, and select 'Add Other Item'. While the app searches, pull the battery insulation tab or press the device button once to enter pairing mode. The tag should appear as 'RSH-iTag' or similar; tap 'Connect' and follow the prompts.
To factory reset most RSH tags: Press the function button 4 times rapidly, then press and hold the button a 5th time until you hear a confirmation beep or chime. This clears the pairing data and allows the device to be linked to a new account.
Yes, RSH Android-compatible tags (like the LocaTag13 or Locasync) are designed to work with Google's Find My Device network. Ensure your Android phone has Bluetooth and Location services on, and follow the prompts in the Google Find My Device app or the specific 'Find Hub' app mentioned in your manual.
RSH trackers typically use a CR2032 coin cell battery. Use the included opening tool or a small coin to gently pry open the case at the notch. Remove the old battery and insert a new CR2032 with the positive (+) side facing up, then snap the cover back into place.
If pairing fails, check the following: 1) Ensure the battery insulation tab is fully removed. 2) Verify Bluetooth and Network/Location permissions are enabled on your phone. 3) Make sure the device has not been paired to another account securely; if it has, remove it from the old account first. 4) Perform a factory reset on the device and try again.