Zebra LS2208-SR20007R-NA corded handheld 1D laser barcode scanner
- Handheld
- Corded
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High-definition barcode scanner reads dense 1D and 2D codes for point-of-sale use
The Honeywell 1960GHD-2USB-N is a handheld barcode scanner supplied as a USB kit in a black housing. It reads high-density codes and connects directly to a host system without additional power. The unit is intended for point-of-sale and light industrial workflows that require reliable close-range capture.
This model suits cashiers, inventory clerks and kiosk integrators who scan small, dense symbols at short distance. Buyers who need extended working range, wireless freedom or rugged drop specifications should look at alternative configurations.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 5.76 kg |
| Package size | 160 × 109 × 71 mm |
The USB cable length determines the working radius; plan the mount so the scanner reaches every item without stretching the cord.
It draws power directly from the USB port, so heat and consumption stay low enough for continuous shifts without an external supply.
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