OPR-2001 Laser shower sharp auto trigger

The OPR 2001 is a slim handheld laser reader with automatic trigger and a refined design. Its 1D reading head has a high scan performance (100 scans/second).

This automatic handheld laser reader has a compact design

This standalone handheld barcode reader is distinguished by its shape and refined aesthetics. Its colours, slim shape and light weight make this model particularly suited to high-end retail. Modern and compact, it is the product most appreciated by luxury chains.

The device is easy to connect to a computer to transfer information from scanned barcodes

This handheld barcode reader is sold with its cable available in different versions such as the USB version and the RS232 version. This allows the reader to be connected to any computer using Plug and Play.

This well-designed handheld laser reader has an LED sensor allowing it to scan labels in a precise way.

Its reading head is equipped with LED lighting making it possible to read labels with a 1D barcode under the most difficult conditions (up to 50 cm away). The lighting can be changed according to the conditions: red, green, orange.

This handheld standalone barcode reader is robust, whatever the operating environment

The OPR 2001 has an IP42 protection rating, making it resistant to falls of 1.5m, liquid splashes and dust. Weighing just 60 g, this truly light reader also meets the requirements of everyday use.

The stand is included in the offer

The OPR 2001 is sold with its stand, allowing the user to take advantage of the automatic reading mode. Labels are scanned on simple presentation of the barcode to the reading head.

Technical Characteristics:

• Reading rate: 100 scans/sec
• Barcode: JAN/UPC/EAN - Codabar - NW-7 - Code 39 - Code 93 - Code 128 -IATA - Industrial 2 of 5 - 2 of 5
  Interleaved - Matrix 2 of 5 - Chinese Post Matrix 2 of 5 - MSI/Plessey - UK/Plessey - S-Code - Telepen - Tri-Optic
• Automatic mode: Auto-trigger
• Temperature of use: -5°C to 50°C
• Standard: IP54 - 1m50 fall on concrete