HP 8G0G6AA receipt printer 500 mm/s 180 dpi USB Ethernet Serial
A desktop thermal receipt printer with auto cutter, printing up to 500 mm/s at 180 dpi, supporting USB, Ethernet and Serial interfaces
- Prints at 500 mm/sec for fast queues
- 180 dpi thermal output keeps text sharp
- Auto cutter trims each receipt cleanly
- USB, Ethernet and Serial ports connect any POS
- 4 W standby draw saves energy daily
Thermal line printer for point of sale
The HP 8G0G6AA is a desktop receipt printer that uses thermal line technology to produce black-and-white output at up to 180 dpi. It prints at a maximum speed of 500 mm/sec and includes an automatic cutter. The unit operates on 24 V DC power, drawing 28.6 W during printing and 1.4 W in standby.
Connectivity options for retail and hospitality
USB, Ethernet and Serial interfaces are built in, letting the printer connect to a wide range of POS terminals, PCs or networked order systems. It supports 80 mm and 58 mm thermal roll paper with column choices of 42, 48 or 56 columns at 80 mm and 30, 36 or 40 columns at 58 mm. Businesses that need wireless, Bluetooth or cloud printing without an external adapter should look elsewhere.
Roll width and column layout define fit
The single specification that decides compatibility is the paper roll width: the printer accepts 80 mm rolls (79.5 ± 0.5 mm) with an 83 mm maximum diameter or 58 mm rolls (57.5 ± 0.5 mm) with the same diameter limit. If your workflow requires a different roll width, a larger roll diameter or label printing, this model will not meet that need.
How it compares
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- Price $326.99
- Pricier than about 69% of the 201 comparable items (median $254.99).
Specifications
| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 2.13 kg |
| Package size | 195 × 148 × 145 mm |
Questions about this item
Will the 500 mm/s thermal printer keep pace with an older POS terminal that only has a Serial port?
The printer offers USB, Ethernet and Serial interfaces, so it can connect directly to a legacy terminal via the Serial port.
How can I verify the 180 dpi output is printing correctly after installation?
Run a self-test or print a test page from the driver; the receipt should show sharp characters using the built-in Font A (12 x 24) or Font B (9 x 17).
Does the box include a paper roll and the 24 V power supply, or must I order them separately?
The printer ships with the auto-cutter mechanism; thermal roll paper (80 mm or 58 mm width) and the 24 V DC power supply are sold separately.
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