Wireless Bar Code Reader with Memory and Screen
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
1-99 Pieces US$65.00
100+ Pieces US$30.00
Sepcifications
- Type Wireless Barcode Scanner
- Payment Method N/a
- Card Type N/a
- Touch Screen N/a
- Printer N/a
- Certification CE, FCC
- Function Type N/a
- Network Management N/a
- CPU N/a
- System N/a
- Transport Package 40PCS/Carton
- Specification CE FCC
- Trademark OCOM or OEM
- Origin China
- Modulation Gfsk
- Transmission Rate 200kbps
- Light Source 650nm Laser
- Scan Distance 10-520mm
- Depth of Field 0~250mm(0.33mm, PCS 90%)
- Memory 4m (Can Store 100, 000 Barcodes)
- Material ABS+PC
- Dimension 102mmx46mmx28mm
- Weight 130g (with Battery)
- EMI/Rfi Ce & FCC Doc Compliance
Product Description
Wireless bar code reader with memory and screen (OCBS-D005) Mini Wireless Barcode Scanner Feature Mini 433Mhz wireless barcode scanner with screen and memory; Small size convenient and portable; Wireless working distance can meet general request, 30 to 300m in open area; 4M memory Can store 100,000 ...
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