Zebra LS2208-SR20007R-NA corded handheld 1D laser barcode scanner
- Handheld
- Corded
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A general-purpose barcode reader with a green and black dock for charging and storage
The Socket Mobile S720 is a new general-purpose barcode reader supplied with a green and black dock. It is designed for workers who need reliable 1D and 2D scanning at a fixed station or in hand. The dock provides a dedicated charging and storage point between scans.
The dock keeps the unit powered during extended shifts so the scanner remains ready without battery interruptions. Its ergonomic shape reduces fatigue when the trigger is pulled repeatedly over long periods. The green and black colour scheme helps staff locate the device quickly on a busy counter.
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| Brand name | Socket Communications |
The S720 is designed for all-day general purpose scanning with efficient power management to minimise heat and noise.
The S720 connects via its dock to a host computer or mobile device running compatible scanning software to capture and process barcode data.
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