Chargeable Wireless Barcode Scanner 1d Codes Reader
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
1-99 Pieces US$22.00
100+ Pieces US$17.00
Sepcifications
- Network Scanning Not Support Network
- Type Handheld
- Interface Type PS2/RS232/USB
- Scan Speed 200 scans/sec
- Scan Element Type CMOS
- Transport Package Standard Carton
- Specification 95x65x155mm
- Trademark OCOM or OEM or Netural
- Origin China Mainland
- Item Name Wireless 1d Laser Barcode Scanner
- Light Source Visible Laser Diode, Wavelength 650nm
- Processor Light Source
- Memory 64K(About 3500 14bit
- Interface USB Cable;Wireless 2.4G Transmission
- Power Supply 5V, Built-in 3.7V 1500mAh Lithium-Ion Battery
- Material ABS+PVC+PC
- Button Lifespan >100000
- Net Weight 170g
- Dimension 162mm * 68mm * 93mm
- Operating Current 50mA
Product Description
Wireless 1D Laser Barcode Scanner (Model No.: OCBS-W013) Feature: 200MM/S Scan Speed 10-60cm long depth of field 70 m long Distance 2.4G Wireless transmission Compatible with multiple language layouts 1.5m free fall on concrete surface 1500mAh lithium-ion battery Specification: ...
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