Honeywell
Honeywell 1200g USB Handheld Laser Barcode Scanner 3.5 mils Black
Handheld laser scanner reads 1D and GS1 DataBar codes down to 3.5 mil resolution via USB
- Form FactorHandheld
- ConnectivityCorded
- Interfaces SupportedFull Speed USB
- Cordless TypeBarcode Scanner
- Light SourceLaser
- Resolution3.5 mils
- Scans down to 3.5 mils for high-density codes
- Reads standard 1D and GS1 DataBar symbologies
- Laser light source decodes poorly printed or faded bar codes
- USB interface provides simple plug-and-play connectivity
- Lightweight 1.0000 design reduces fatigue during extended use
Product and Purpose
The Honeywell 1200g is a corded handheld laser barcode scanner built for general-purpose use. It connects via Full Speed USB and reads standard 1D and GS1 DataBar symbologies. The device weighs 1.0000 and comes in black.
Suitability and Limits
This scanner suits retail, library, or light-industrial workflows that need reliable linear barcode capture at up to 3.5 mils resolution. It is not for users who require wireless mobility, area-imaging for 2D codes, or omnidirectional presentation scanning.
Deciding Specification
The 3.5 mils laser resolution determines whether this model fits the barcodes you must read. It enables high-density 1D scanning without a specialty scanner, but it cannot decode 2D symbologies such as QR or Data Matrix.
Highlights
- Scans down to 3.5 mils for high-density codes
- Reads standard 1D and GS1 DataBar symbologies
- Laser light source decodes poorly printed or faded bar codes
- USB interface provides simple plug-and-play connectivity
- Lightweight 1.0000 design reduces fatigue during extended use
Specifications
| Model | 1200g |
|---|---|
| Form Factor | Handheld |
| Connectivity | Corded |
| Interfaces Supported | Full Speed USB |
| Cordless Type | Barcode Scanner |
| Light Source | Laser |
| Resolution | 3.5 mils |
| Color | Black |
| Weight | 1.0000 |
Questions about this item
How far can the scanner reliably read a 3.5 mil barcode before the laser loses focus?
The Voyager 1200g decodes 3.5 mil bar codes across its full working range, so the practical limit is the depth of field rather than a fixed distance.
Does the scanner become warm or draw more power after hours of continuous scanning?
It draws power directly from the USB host and uses a single-line laser, so heat and current stay low even during all-day use.
What host port must the computer already have for the scanner to work out of the box?
A standard Full Speed USB port is required; the scanner connects via its attached USB cable and needs no separate power supply.
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