What is Ocpp-80s Ocom 80mm Thermal Receipt Printer with Auto Cutter
Price
Min. Order Reference FOB Price
1 Piece US$5.00-29.00 / Piece
Sepcifications
- Usage Barcode Printer
- Type Thermal Printer
- Automatic Two-sided Printing Not Support Automatic Two-sided Printing
- Supply Paper Mode Automatic
- Interface Type USB
- Network Function Wired Network
- Style Black and White
- Consumable Type Thermal Paper
- Max. Paper Size 80mm
- Character Structure Thermal Printer
- Transport Package 1PCS in a Box
- Specification 228*215*165mm
- Trademark OCOM/NEUTRAL/OEM
- Origin Shenzhen, China
- Model Ocpp-80s
- Name 80mm Desktop Thermal Printer with Auto Cutter
- Interface USB/USB+LAN/USB+Bt/ USB+WiFi/Url+WiFi/Url+Bt
- Printer Head Lifespan 150km
- Cutter Auto Cutter
- Resolution 203 Dpi
- Printing Method Direct Thermal Line
- Print Width 72mm
Product Description
80mm Thermal Receipt Printer With Auto Cutter (M/N:OCPP-80S) Specification General Model OCPP-80S Name 80mm desktop thermal printer with auto cutter Color Black Interface USB/USB+Lan/USB+BT/ USB+WiFi/URL+WIFI/URL+BT Power supply Input:AC 100V-240V,50-60Hz,Output:DC 24V/2.5A Cash ...
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