Barcode scanners
Honeywell Xenon Ultra 1960g
The Xenon Ultra 1960g: Honeywell’s latest high-end wired scanner, now even faster and more robust.
The Honeywell Xenon Ultra 1960g is the successor to the Xenon XP: faster decoding, standard-range (SR) or high-density (HD) coverage, on-screen and degraded barcode reading, USB cable included in the kit and 2-metre leads.
- Latest-generation 2D imager
- SR or HD versions
- On-screen reading and colour gradients
- USB Kit
- Falls of 2 m
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1960GHD-2USB-R
Honeywell barcode scanner Xenon Ultra 1960g, connection: Corded USB, range: Standard, colour black.
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In stock Delivery in 2 to 3 days | 304.00 € | Choose |
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1960GSR-2-2
Honeywell barcode scanner Xenon Ultra 1960g, connection: Corded USB.
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Available on order Delivery in 2 to 3 days | 251.00 € | Choose |
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1960GSR-2-R
Honeywell barcode scanner Xenon Ultra 1960g, connection: Corded USB.
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Available on order Delivery in 2 to 3 days | 285.00 € | Choose |
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1960GSR-2USB-R
Honeywell barcode scanner Xenon Ultra 1960g, connection: Corded USB, range: Standard, colour black.
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Available on order Delivery in 2 to 3 days | 311.00 € | Choose |
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1960GSR-2USB-2
Honeywell barcode scanner Xenon Ultra 1960g, connection: Corded USB.
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In stock Delivery in 2 to 3 days | 322.00 € | Choose |
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1960GHD-2-2
Honeywell barcode scanner Xenon Ultra 1960g, connection: Corded USB.
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Available on order Delivery in 2 to 3 days | 339.00 € | Choose |
Barcode scanners turn a printed code into usable data — at the till, in the warehouse or on the shop floor. The range covers corded scanners for fixed stations, wireless Bluetooth models, presentation scanners for retail and fixed-mount readers built into production lines.
The choice depends mainly on the codes you read: a 1D scanner is enough for standard barcodes, while a 2D model (imager) is essential for QR codes and damaged labels. Reading distance and shock resistance guide the rest.