Point of Care
Positive Patient Identifi cation Reliable Scanning Freedom
Xenon 1902h Wireless Barcode Scanner is redefi ning the standard for handheld scanners. It features a custom sensor that is optimized for barcode scanning. With industry leading performance and reliability, Xenon 1902h is well suited for a wide variety of healthcare applications that require the versatility of area-imaging technology.
• Laser-free solution mitigates the risk of eye injury
• Withstands up to 50 drops from distances as high as 6'
• Powers up to 50,000 scans per full charge
• Space-saving, reliable design improves serviceability, resulting in increased productivity
• Ergonomic shape reduces operator fatigue
• Disinfectant-ready housing can be cleaned frequently with harsh chemicals
Industrial-Grade Durability and Usability
Dolphin 9900 Mobile Computer is purpose-built for healthcare applications such as bedside point of care, specimen collection, and inventory management. It offers a rugged, user-friendly design with a complete suite of technologies to improve mobile user productivity and effi ciency.
• Adaptus® Imaging Technology 5.0 reads linear and
2D barcodes, captures digital images, and enables electronic signature capture
• Disinfectant-ready housing can be cleaned frequently with harsh chemicals
• 802.11b/g and Bluetooth connectivity • Windows Mobile 6.1
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The Freedom to Improve Clinician Workfl ow
Accurate, Wireless, and Clean
Wasp WWS450H 2D Barcode Scanner is designed with healthcare environments in mind, allowing medical staff to treat patients effi ciently and without errors. Built-in antimicrobial technology provides protection against odor-and-stain causing bacteria.
• Easily read 1D barcodes up to 20" away and 2D barcodes up to 12" away
• High-speed, low-power consumption eliminates the need to rescan
• Withstands multiple 4' drops to concrete
• Data transfer distance of up to 160' line-of-sight from base
• Operates up to 16 hours on a single charge • Wireless and USB connectivity
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