RS-3000 Ring Scanner, 2D codes, Bluetooth
The Opticon RS-3000 barcode and 2D code finger scanner is used wherever you need both hands free while scanning barcodes or e.g. QR codes. Thanks to the USB and Bluetooth 4.2 communication interface, the reader can be used anywhere and connected to any operating system such as Windows, Android or Apple. Besides the standard way of charging throught an USB cable the RS-3000 can be wireless charged also.
Opticon RS-3000 Ring Scanner, 2D codes, Bluetooth
ARTICLE No.: RS-3000Availability: Usually 6 days
Warranty (months): 12
427,6 €
exclude VAT
517,4 incl. VAT
517,4 incl. VAT
Package content: Hand strap, Scanner, Holder
Weight: 0.04kg
Solutions for scanners
The RS-3000 is a very small, lightweight and hands-free Bluetooth ring scanner. The RS-3000 can easily be clicked onto a ring scanner bracket to transform it into a wearable. Comfortable for all day use allowing your mobile workforce to quickly and safely scan barcodes.
Highlights of the RS-3000 2D CMOS Imager
- One of the smallest and lightest ring barcode scanners available
- Advanced ergonomic design allows for all day comfort and scanning efficiency regardless of hand size
- The scanner easily clicks onto a ring scanner bracket to transform into a wearable
- Adjustable finger strap allows for an easy and quick conversion for either right or left hand operation
- Bluetooth 4.2 compliant that supports Bluetooth low energy (BLE)
- NFC tag for easy Bluetooth pairing
- Wireless charging with any Qi compatible charging pad or charging via USB-C port
- Ideal companion scanner for Apple and Android mobile devices
- Accurate battery monitoring, lasts a full working day, up to 20 hours
- Extreme high-performance scan engine for stress-free scanning and fast response, even in the case of poor-quality barcodes. Up to 100 fps
- Barcode scanner is triggered via external thumb button
- Configurable and programmable with the free Software Development Kit to customize scanning behavior
- Made of durable, high impact-resistant polycarbonate plastic, survives 1.5 m drops to concrete
