Honeywell 4820 - Wireless Area-Imaging Healthcare Scanner
The Honeywell 4820 wireless area-imager is designed to provide the unmatched data collection versatility of 2D imaging for a wide variety of light industrial applications, with the convenience and freedom of Bluetooth wireless connectivity.
Powered by Adaptus® Imaging Technology 5.0, the Honeywell 4820 delivers high performance
omnidirectional linear, stacked and 2D bar code reading, plus the versatility of digital image capture capability. With Adaptus 5.0, enterprises have the ability to capture and process more data than ever before with a single device.
Designed for scan-intensive applications that require freedom of movement for the operator, the 4820 enables use up to 33´ (10 m)
away from the base, and eliminates the hazards or hassles that can
be presented by cables in fast-paced environments.
Built to ensure longevity and reliability in light-industrial applications, the
Honeywell 4820 features a solid-state design and a 6´ (1.8 m) drop specification,
backed by a 3-year warranty—all without sacrificing comfortable user
ergonomics.
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DS4208-HC contact us today.
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SPECIAL FEATURES:
- Built for Light Industrial Applications: Solid state, no-moving-parts design withstands over 50 drops to concrete from 6´ (1.8 m), while still being ergonomic and easy to use
- High Performance and Versatile Data Collection: Adaptus Imaging Technology 5.0 provides aggressive, omnidirectional reading of all linear and 2D bar codes, plus enables digital image capture
- Wireless Connectivity: Bluetooth v2.0 radio enables movement up to 33´ (10 m) from the base, and reduces interference with other wireless systems. Up to 7 imagers can communicate to 1 base, reducing the total cost of ownership.
- Advanced Illumination Technology: Enhances performance and ease of use by delivering snappier scanning and minimizing reflection from shiny items
- Long-Lasting Lithium-Ion Battery: Powers up to 50,000 scans per full charge ensuring maximum uptime
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