BONAEVER
BONAEVER 433MHz Wireless 1D Barcode Scanner with USB Cradle
A cordless 1D laser scanner that transmits at 433 MHz up to 100 m through obstacles or 400 m in open space and includes a USB cradle that charges the handset while supporting up to 32 scanners per
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- Plug-and-play USB setup reads 1D barcodes instantly
- 433 MHz signal reaches 100 m with obstacles
- Clear 400 m range in open environments
- 3-in-1 cradle charges and mounts on wall or desk
- One cradle manages up to 32 scanners simultaneously
Wireless 1D Scanner with USB Cradle
The BONAEVER 433MHz wireless barcode scanner reads 1D linear codes and connects via a USB cradle that functions as receiver, charger and mount. It is built for retail, supermarket and warehouse staff who need cordless scanning without pairing complexity. Plug-and-play operation means no driver installation is required on the host computer.
433MHz Signal Range and Cradle Charging
Compared with 2.4GHz alternatives, the 433MHz link delivers stronger signal penetration and longer reach. Transmission reaches 100 metre / 328 ft in obstructed settings and 400 metre / 0.25 mile in open space. The wall- or desk-mounted cradle charges the handset whenever it is docked, keeping the scanner ready for continuous shifts.
Multi-Scanner Pairing for Sustained Workflows
Three pairing modes support sustained, high-volume use. One-to-one mode lets multiple independent scanner-cradle pairs operate side by side without interference. One cradle can manage up to 32 scanners simultaneously, ideal for warehouse teams feeding a single workstation. One scanner can also broadcast to a maximum of eight cradles to prevent duplicate entries across stations.
Highlights
- Plug-and-play USB setup reads 1D barcodes instantly
- 433 MHz signal reaches 100 m with obstacles
- Clear 400 m range in open environments
- 3-in-1 cradle charges and mounts on wall or desk
- One cradle manages up to 32 scanners simultaneously
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Questions about this item
How do I install the USB cradle and pair the scanner so multiple units don't interfere with each other?
Plug the USB cradle into the computer; it is plug-and-play with no driver needed. Use the one-scanner-to-one-cradle mode so each scanner only talks to its own cradle, allowing several units to work side-by-side without cross-talk.
What maintenance will the scanner and cradle need over time?
The cradle charges the scanner whenever it sits in the dock, so the only routine task is keeping the contacts clean and replacing the internal battery when it no longer holds a full shift's charge.
At what distance does the 433 MHz signal start to drop out in a typical warehouse with obstacles?
In an obstacle-filled environment the link is rated to 100 meters or 328 feet; beyond that range the signal may become unreliable.
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