With the functionality of a PDA and the appearance of a smartphone, the H-27
is particularly suitable for mobile workers who need the combination of auto-ID
and business-critical information to carry out their work in a highly effi cient
way. The device comes with an integrated 1D barcode reader or 2D imager and
supports a variety of linear barcode symbologies, 2D and stacked codes. Due to
the ergonomic design the H-27 is slimmer and lighter than an industrial device,
and also stronger and more robust than a consumer phone. Furthermore, the 1.5
meter shock drop test, the IP65 rating, the ability to operate at temperatures
ranging from -10˚C to 50˚C and its 4.3” display with Gorilla glass and anti-
refl ective coating gives this Android 4.2.2 based device the durability and
ruggedness you may expect.
The H-27 delivers powerful performance thanks to the 1.5 GHz processor, 8GB
fl ash memory and its range of communication possibilities. The standard high
capacity battery (2860 mAh) is good for full-shift operation and the various
communication options such as Bluetooth 4.0, WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/n, 2.5G, 3.5G,
NFC, GPS and GLONASS enable the mobile worker to provide better and faster
service on-site.
> 4.3’’ TOUCH SCREEn
The 4.3’’ TFT LCD touch screen is
protected with Gorilla glass v2, which
makes it harder for cracks and scratches
to appear. Its anti-refl ective coating and
the 800 x 480 pixels screen size improves
readability in every environment and
lighting conditions.
> IP65 PROTECTIOn AnD DURABILITy
The H-27 can withstand multiple drops
from 1.5 m (5ft), is dust tight and can
resist water jets which results in an IP65
rating. It’s operational in temperatures
ranging from -10 to 50˚C / 14 to 122˚F.
Scanning
> LASER EnGInE
The integrated 1D scanner captures a wide
range of linear barcode symbologies at the
speed of 100 scans per second. Scanning
can be done with just a press of a button.
> 2D IMAGER
Besides scanning linear barcodes, the 2D
imager can be used for other scanning
options. It’s possible to scan 2D and
stacked codes at the scan rate of 60 fps
and save them in a variety of formats.
