Honeywell Orbit 7190g Barcode Scanner
| Specifications : |
- Width: 103 mm
- Brand: Honeywell
- Drop: 1.2 m (4 ft) drops
- Humidity: 5% to 95%
- Input Voltage: 5 V DC (+/-)0.25 V
- Length: 108 mm
- Height: 148 mm
- Weight: 410 g
- Operating Power 472 mA @ 5 V
- Standby Power 255 mA @ 5 V
- Storage Temperature -40 Degree C to 60 degree C (-40 Degree F to +140 Degree F)
- Operating Temperature 0 Degree to 40 Degree C (32 Degree to +104 Degree F)
- Light Levels Laser: 4842 Lux, Imager: 100000 Lux
- Symbol Contrast 35% minimum
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| **01 Year Warranty. |
Honeywell Orbit 7190g Barcode Scanner
The Honeywell Orbit 7190g Barcode Scanner incorporates breakthrough hybrid technology that combines omnidirectional laser scanning and integrated area-imaging to provide a barcode reading platform optimized for highly efficient checkouts. Like other Orbit scanners, it delivers superior pass-through scanning of merchandise linear barcodes, while simultaneously helping retailers address the growing need for digital barcodes reading without requiring an additional scanner. The Orbit 7190g scanner is an innovative, elegant and affordable solution for convenience retail applications where counter space is at a premium. The award-winning shape enables handheld scanning of large, bulky items. For added flexibility, the scanning head can be tilted within a 30°: range to accommodate objects of various sizes and shapes. The Orbit 7190g scanner seamlessly works for both merchandise scanning by the cashier, and digital barcodes scanning off smartphones by customers. With the dual-modes design, the scanner is automatically optimized for both applications while eliminating the customer annoyance of a laser and LED illumination. The Orbit 7190g is a plug-and-play scanner, and installing it into existing checkout systems is easy. Multiple on-board interfaces make the Orbit 7190g scanner compatible with most POS systems, and automatic interface detection enables the scanner to configure itself to the appropriate interface upon connection –: eliminating the cumbersome task of scanning programming barcodes.
