Honeywell
Honeywell 1991ISR-3-N barcode scanner
Ultra-rugged cordless 1D/2D imager with Bluetooth Class 1 for reliable scanning of damaged codes
- Cordless TypeBluetooth
- ColorBlack
- Weight3.0000
- Ultra-rugged durability survives 7000 tumbles
- Wireless Bluetooth freedom for flexible scanning
- Reads damaged 1D and 2D codes fast
- Vibration feedback confirms every scan
- Lightweight 3.0000 kg handheld design
Product Identity
The Honeywell 1991ISR-3-N is a cordless, ultra-rugged area-imaging scanner built for industrial environments. It reads 1D and 2D codes including PDF417 and connects via Bluetooth Class 1 for wireless freedom. A 7,000 tumble rating demonstrates the durability expected in harsh daily use.
Suitability
This scanner suits logistics, warehousing and manufacturing teams that need reliable reading of damaged or poor-quality barcodes without being tethered to a workstation. The handheld, scanner-only design assumes you already have or will source the necessary cables and mounting accessories separately. Buyers who need an all-in-one kit with cables and a cradle included should look at a different package.
Deciding Specification
The defining specification is the 7,000 tumble rating, which quantifies the scanner’s ability to survive repeated drops and impacts on concrete floors. If your workflow involves constant handling in tough conditions, this figure confirms the Granit XP 1991iSR is engineered for that level of abuse. If the environment is light-duty or office-based, the extra ruggedness may be unnecessary.
Highlights
- Ultra-rugged durability survives 7000 tumbles
- Wireless Bluetooth freedom for flexible scanning
- Reads damaged 1D and 2D codes fast
- Vibration feedback confirms every scan
- Lightweight 3.0000 kg handheld design
Specifications
| Brand | Honeywell |
|---|---|
| Cordless Type | Bluetooth |
| Color | Black |
| Weight | 3.0000 |
| Shipping weight | 0.45 kg |
| Package size | 208 × 94 × 51 mm |
Questions about this item
What Bluetooth class does the 1991ISR-3-N use for wireless communication?
The scanner uses Bluetooth Class 1 for its cordless connection.
What does the 3.0000 kg weight imply for mounting or daily handling?
At 3.0000 kg the unit is noticeably heavy for a handheld device; plan for a sturdy holster or fixed-mount bracket rather than a light-duty stand.
What is the correct pairing sequence to avoid a failed Bluetooth link?
Put the scanner into pairing mode first, then initiate discovery on the host device; reversing the order often leaves the link unestablished.
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