Honeywell tethered rugged 1/2D scanner GRANIT ULTRA 2100ISR-3USBE with USB kit and red vibrator

Honeywell tethered rugged 1/2D scanner GRANIT ULTRA 2100ISR-3USBE is a durable handheld imager designed for industrial use. Supplied as a USB kit with multi-interface support (RS232, USB) and an integrated red vibrator, it captures 1D and 2D barcodes in demanding environments and provides tactile feedback for confirmed reads. The scanner offers protection classes IP65 and IP68 for resistance to dust and water and includes a cable.

Advantages

The GRANIT ULTRA 2100ISR-3USBE delivers reliable barcode capture with a standard-range 2D imager and supports Digimarc decoding. Its rugged construction and IP65/IP68 rating ensure operation in dusty, wet, or mechanically challenging industrial conditions. Tethered USB connectivity provides continuous power and data transfer, while the built-in red vibrator gives immediate tactile confirmation of successful scans. The package includes the necessary cable for installation and use.

Suitable for

• Industrial warehouses and manufacturing floors
• Environments with dust, water splashes or temporary submersion
• Applications requiring fast capture of 1D/2D and Digimarc barcodes
• Stations where tactile feedback is required for operators (vibrator)

Key specifications

• Product type: tethered rugged handheld 1/2D imager
• Interfaces: multi-interface (RS232, USB); supplied as USB kit
• Barcode support: 1D, 2D, Digimarc
• Feedback: integrated red vibrator
• Protection class: IP65, IP68
• Includes: cable
• Manufacturer: Honeywell; MPN: 2100ISR-3USBE

How to use

Connect the scanner to a host via the supplied USB cable or appropriate RS232 connection. Mount or hold the tethered scanner in the work area according to operational needs. Aim the imager at the barcode and pull the trigger; the device will read 1D, 2D or Digimarc codes and send data to the connected system. The red vibrator provides tactile confirmation when a code is successfully captured.

Recommendations

For reliable operation in industrial settings, ensure connectors and cable seals are intact before use, avoid exposing the scanner to conditions beyond its IP ratings, and keep the imager window clean for optimal scan performance.