K&K
K&K LI3678-SR0F003VZCN barcode scanner
Ultra-rugged cordless 1D barcode scanner survives 2.4 m drops, IP67 sealing and freezer temperatures
- Superior 1D scanning on damaged, dirty or shrink-wrapped codes
- Ultra-rugged design survives 2.4 m drops to concrete
- IP67 sealing allows spray-down and 30-minute submersion
- Extreme temperature rating enables freezer and heat use
- Bluetooth model delivers fast wireless communication with energy efficiency
Ultra-rugged 1D cordless scanner
The K&K LI3678-SR0F003VZCN is a new ultra-rugged cordless barcode scanner designed for demanding environments. Its advanced imager reads 1D barcodes on screens or labels, even when damaged, dirty, under shrinkwrap or poorly printed. The kit includes the scanner and a USB base for charging and communication.
Warehouses and cold-chain operations
This scanner suits warehouses, manufacturing floors and logistics hubs that need a device surviving 2.4 m drops to concrete and IP67 sealing against dust and jetting water. It operates reliably in extreme cold such as freezers. Buyers who need 2D code reading or a tethered form factor should look at other models.
IP67 sealing and 2.4 m drop rating
The single specification that decides fit is the combined IP67 rating and 2.4 m concrete drop survival. These figures confirm the scanner withstands immersion for 30 minutes and repeated heavy impacts, making it viable for the harshest industrial workflows.
Highlights
- Superior 1D scanning on damaged, dirty or shrink-wrapped codes
- Ultra-rugged design survives 2.4 m drops to concrete
- IP67 sealing allows spray-down and 30-minute submersion
- Extreme temperature rating enables freezer and heat use
- Bluetooth model delivers fast wireless communication with energy efficiency
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I pair the LI3678 scanner with the USB base, and what step do people often miss?
Insert the scanner into the cradle until it clicks; the base then handles pairing automatically. The step users miss is leaving the scanner docked long enough for the initial charge and link to complete.
Which parts of the LI3678 will need replacement after heavy daily use?
The rechargeable battery inside the handset is the only consumable; the IP67-sealed imager window and trigger are built to survive repeated 2.4 m drops without service.
What is the first limit I will hit if I scan continuously all shift?
Battery runtime ends the session first; the scanner must return to the base for recharging before the IP67 housing or scan engine reaches any thermal or duty-cycle limit.
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