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Small black handheld laser barcode scanner with USB cable

CipherLab Co., Ltd

CipherLab Co., Ltd A1663CBSNUN01 1662 Barcode Scanner Bluetooth Laser 650nm 4mil 2-42cm 20m 0.22lbs

SKU CH-D966-F5M26 MPN A1663CBSNUN01

Bluetooth laser scanner reads 1D codes at 4 mil from 2 to 42 cm with 20 m range and weighs 0.22 lbs

  • Display resolution4 mil
  • Power draw20 mA @3.7 V (Standby) 100 mA @3.7 V (Operating)
  • Scanning technologyLaser
  • Supplied cablesUSB Cable Included
  • Supported interfacesBluetooth
  • Illumination sourceVisible laser diode at 650 nm
  • Lightweight 0.22 lbs design for all-day comfort
  • Laser 650 nm engine reads 4 mil codes from 2 to 42 cm
  • Bluetooth Class 2 link works up to 20 m line of sight
  • Rechargeable lithium-ion battery runs at 100 mA operating current
  • Pocket-sized 4.4 x 1.8 x 1.2 in form fits any workspace

Pocket-Sized Laser Barcode Scanner

The CipherLab 1662 is a lightweight laser barcode scanner built for mobile data capture in healthcare, field sales and service roles. It weighs 0.22 lbs and measures 4.4 x 1.8 x 1.2 inches, so it fits in a pocket for all-day carry. A rechargeable lithium-ion battery powers the device through a full shift. Bluetooth connectivity lets the operator move freely without a tethered cable.

Suits mobile workers needing cordless 1D scanning

This scanner reads 1D linear barcodes as small as 4 mil from 2 to 42 cm away, with a ±65 degree pitch angle for flexible aiming. Bluetooth Class 2 provides a line-of-sight range up to 20 m or 66 ft, ideal for staff roaming a ward, shop floor or warehouse aisle. It is not suited for users who must read 2D codes or capture high-density symbols below 4 mil. Buyers needing a wired-only device or a rugged housing rated for repeated drops should look at other form factors.

4 mil laser resolution at 650 nm

The visible laser diode at 650 nm resolves barcodes down to 4 mil width, which determines whether the scanner can read the specific labels used in your workflow. Operating current is 100 mA at 3.7 V, dropping to 20 mA in standby. A USB cable is included for charging and direct data transfer when Bluetooth is not required.

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Price $213.99
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Specifications

Product
Brand nameCipherLab
Model name1662
Part numberA1663CBSNUN01
Product colorBlack
Display
Display resolution4 mil
Connectivity
Supported interfacesBluetooth
Power
Power draw20 mA @3.7 V (Standby)
100 mA @3.7 V (Operating)
Size & build
Depth of scan field2 to 42 cm/0.8 to 16.5 in
Product dimensions4.4 in × 1.8 in × 1.2 in (L × W × H)
Product weight0.22 lb (0.1 kg)
Shipping weight0.14 kg
Package size152 × 102 × 51 mm
In the box
Supplied cablesUSB Cable Included
More details
Scanning technologyLaser
Illumination sourceVisible laser diode at 650 nm
Pitch±65 degree

Questions about this item

How do I install the CipherLab 1662 scanner and what step is often missed?

Pair the scanner via Bluetooth Class 2 (2.4 GHz) Version 2.1 +EDR to your host device, then scan the pairing barcode from the quick-start guide; the step often missed is confirming the virtual COM port mapping in your POS software so scanned data appears in the correct field.

What maintenance or replacement will the CipherLab 1662 need later?

The rechargeable lithium-ion battery will eventually hold less charge; replace it when a full cycle no longer lasts a full shift, and clean the laser exit window with a lint-free cloth if scan accuracy drops on 4 mil codes at 2 to 42 cm.

What limit appears first during sustained scanning with the CipherLab 1662?

Continuous scanning draws 100 mA @3.7V, so the battery depletes before the 20 m / 66 ft Bluetooth range or the 20 mA @3.7V standby draw becomes the bottleneck.

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