Wired Barcode Scanners
Symbol LS2208 general purpose barcode scanner
Barcode reader Zebra DS2208, 1D/2D, SR, multi-IF, kit (USB)
Honeywell Voyager Extreme Performance 1470g, 2D, multi-IF, kit (USB), black
Honeywell Xenon Performance 1950g, 2D, SR, multi-IF, kit (USB), black
Adhesive paper labels 100x70mm
9,41 EUR
Adhesive paper labels 38x25mm
1,60 EUR
Adhesive paper labels 68x38mm
3,25 EUR
Adhesive paper labels 100x50mm
6,95 EUR
Adhesive paper labels 50x30mm
2,22 EUR
Honeywell Voyager Extreme Performance 1470g, 2D, multi-IF, kit (USB), black
92,50 EUR
Barcode reader Zebra DS2208, 1D/2D, SR, multi-IF, kit (USB)
106,50 EUR
Honeywell Xenon Performance 1950g, 2D, SR, multi-IF, kit (USB), black
489,20 EUR
Reliable 1D and 2D barcode scanners for fixed workstations
Wired barcode scanners are suitable for POS stations, shipping desks, warehouses, manufacturing and other applications where the scanner is mainly used at a fixed workstation. They provide simple connectivity, stable communication and do not require battery charging.
A wired barcode scanner typically connects directly to a computer, POS system or other host device. Depending on the model and interface, the scanned barcode can be transferred directly to the application, making wired scanners easy to deploy at fixed workstations.
Important selection criteria include the type of 1D and 2D barcodes, barcode quality and size, required scanning distance, interface and workload. For new applications, a 2D imager is often a versatile choice because it can normally read QR Code, Data Matrix and standard linear barcodes.
A wired solution is particularly suitable when the operator does not need to move away from the workstation with the scanner. If greater freedom of movement is required, for example when working with pallets or large parcels, a wireless scanner may be more appropriate. For applications that also require mobile software directly on the device, consider mobile computers with integrated barcode scanners.
Other scanners, printing solutions and accessories can be found in our Barcode category.
How to choose a wired barcode scanner
When is a wired scanner better than a wireless scanner?
A wired scanner is particularly suitable for a fixed workstation where the device does not need to be carried over a larger area. Advantages include simple connectivity, continuous power and no battery that needs to be recharged.
Can a wired scanner read both 1D and 2D barcodes?
It depends on the specific model. Scanners equipped with a 2D imager generally support QR Code, Data Matrix and other 2D codes as well as standard linear 1D barcodes. Supported symbologies should always be checked for the selected device.
How does a wired scanner connect to a computer?
USB is one of the most common connection methods, although the available interfaces depend on the scanner model and configuration. Many scanners can transfer scanned data to the application in a similar way to keyboard input.
Is a wired scanner suitable for all-day use?
Yes, provided the selected model is designed for the required workload. For frequent scanning, ergonomics, device durability and reliable reading of the barcodes used in the operation should also be considered.
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