Description:
This item is a LXE branded Symbol LS 3603 barcode scanner part number: LS-3603-I261A
Symbol Technologies' LS 3603 Laser Scanner brings you the highest level of scanning performance available today. Symbol's patented "fuzzy logic" technology delivers the first scanner with artificial intelligence for aggressive, "smart" scanning. Simply pull the trigger, and the LS 3603 assesses the print quality of the bar code and compensates for imperfections. In fact, no other scanner is better at reading poorly printed bar codes. The LS 3603 also enhances the bar code image to provide improved working ranges on all symbols. The result: technology that pays off with the best first-time read rate on all types of bar codes, including low-contrast, high-density and dot matrix symbols.
The LS 3603 also makes connectivity problems a thing of the past. The scanner comes with built-in communications for RS-232 and wand emulation. Other interfaces are available via the use of a Synapse "smart cable." This cable eliminates the need for a separate interface controller, making it easier to install, maintain and use.
The LS 3603 is built to work in the most demanding environments. The scanner's impact-resistant housing, internal shock mounting, and ultrasonically welded window ensure a rugged design that can withstand repeated six-foot (1.8 m) drops onto concrete. And the LS 3603 operates in severe environmental conditions, such as extreme temperatures (-22 to 122F/-30 to 50C) and humidity, making it the ideal scanner for retail, warehousing, distribution and industrial automation applications.
The LS 3603 also incorporates Symbol's patented Mylar scan element for non-stop reliability. Like a tuning fork, the scan element resonates at a fixed frequency creating motion without wear and tear. In fact the Mylar scan element is so reliable that it is backed by its own limited lifetime warranty a Symbol exclusive!
Note: Please confirm compatibility with your system before purchasing because we do not accept returns for compatibility issues.
