POS Industrial Image Bar Code Reader Price Wireless Barcode Scanner
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
1-199 Pieces US$38.00
200-499 Pieces US$28.00
500+ Pieces US$24.50
Sepcifications
- Network Scanning Support Network
- Type Handheld
- Interface Type 2.4G or 2.4G +Bluetooth for Option
- Scan Speed 13mil Upc 40cm/S
- Scan Element Type CMOS
- Transport Package Individual Brown Packing Box
- Specification Class I
- Trademark OCOM/OEM/Neutual
- Origin China
- Model Ocbs-W239
- Wireless Function 2.4G or 2.4G+Bluetooth for Option
- Battery 3.7V/2500mAh (20000 Times Scan and Transmission)
- Illumination White LED
- Aiming Red LED
- Image Sensor CMOS
- Image Resolution 640*480
- Weight Gross:290g
- Package 122*165*105mm/493G
- Color Black
- Accessories Charging Crable, USB Cable, User Manual
Product Description
HandHeld 2D Wireless Barcode Scanner (M/N:OCBS-W239) Features: 2.4G or 2.4G +Bluetooth for option 300,000 pixel and global exposure high precision scanning engine Low power design can scan 20,000 times Scanning high density barcode has high performance Superior performance for Small ...
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