Zebra LS2208-SR20007R-NA corded handheld 1D laser barcode scanner
- Handheld
- Corded
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2D hands-free barcode scanner with USB cable for counter-top scanning
The Master Vuquest 3320G is a hands-free barcode scanner designed for countertop or presentation use. It reads two-dimensional codes as well as standard linear symbologies. The unit connects through a USB cable for direct host communication. It suits retail, light industrial or office workflows that need continuous scanning without a trigger.
The USB connection supplies both data and power, so no external adapter is required. Cable length is fixed by the supplied lead, which restricts placement distance from the host. Throughput depends on the host USB port version and any hub in the chain. The scanner cannot operate wirelessly or on battery power.
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The 3320G is designed for hands-free operation and includes a USB cable for direct connection.
It reads 2D barcodes quickly in a hands-free position, making it suitable for presentation scanning at a point of sale.
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