New Type Retail Shop POS System Barcode Scanner Module
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
1-99 Pieces US$78.00
100+ Pieces US$66.00
Sepcifications
- Type Laser Scanner
- Max Width 40nm~430nm
- Kind 2D Scanner
- Scan Speed 40cm/S
- Scanning Light Source Laser Type
- Usage Barcode Scanner
- Network Scanning 433MHz or Bluetooth
- Interface Type RS232, USB
- Scanning Element CMOS
- Optical Resolution Na
- Application Commercial Application
- Transport Package Individual Packing Box
- Specification 10mm *120mm * 50mm
- Trademark OCOM/OEM/Neutual
- Origin China
- Light Source Aiming: 617 Nm LED; Illumination: 6500K LED
- Material ABS+TPR /Aluminium Alloy
- Weight 150g
- Reading Distance >4mil
- Speed 40cm/S
- Bit Error Rate 1/(5million)
- Interface USB, RS232
- Power Voltage 5 VDC +/-10% @ 400 Ma
- Print Contrast 25% Minimum Reflective Difference
- Dimension 70mmx23mmx50mm(Lxhxd)
Product Description
F4100 Mini-Scan Fixed-Mount Scanner Applications: Healthcare, Mobile coupon or ticketing (event, airline, cinema, etc), Pharmacy, Patrol Vehicles, Retail, Lottery, Banking, etc. Physical Characteristics Dimensions: 70mmX23mmX50mm(LxHxD) Weight: 150g Voltage and Current: 5 VDC ...
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