Zebra LS2208 1D SR Handheld Scanner Kit, Multi-Interface, USB, Light Grey

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1D Multi interface handheld scanner

More than a hundred scans per second and a large field of view for optimum scan cycles

Not affected by direct sunlight or artificial lighting which prevents read errors

Ergonomic and easy to use pistol grip and trigger design

Compatible with most computer and POS systems and industrial, medical equipment

Plug & Play capabilities with upgrade functionality for future interface generations

Durable, impact resistant, scratch resistant design for reliable operation

Colour: Light Grey

The LS2208 was designed for daily continuous operation under professional conditions and has successfully passed drop tests from 1.5 m height on concrete surfaces

A patented design with a single circuit board prevents problems that usually occur with several interconnected boards and thus eliminates one of the most frequent causes of failure

Furthermore, the scanner features a liquid polymer scan element that offers inherent impact resistance and guarantees reliable operation

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Total Order Value ( ex VATinc VAT )	Delivery Cost ( ex VATinc VAT )
Over £50£60	FREE
Under £50£60	£4.95£5.94*

Total Order Value ( ex VATinc VAT )

Delivery Cost ( ex VATinc VAT )

Over £50£60

FREE

Under £50£60

£4.95£5.94*

Buying Guide to Cash Registers/Tills

Cash registers (also referred to as tills) are electronic devices used to register and calculate the value of transactions at a point of sale in a retail outlet or business. Usually the cash register has a cash drawer in its base, a keyboard for entering the details of the sale, and a printer to generate paper receipts for record-keeping purposes. Some cash registers incorporate scanners, but many smaller ones do not, and the input is purely manual.

Many cash registers use thermal printing, a digital printing process which produces an image by selectively heating thermal paper as it passes over a print head. Whatever the method of printing, the receipt produced will list the items purchased, the total cost, and additional details such as the time of purchase or the cashier’s name or ID. When each sale is made, the cash drawer opens and the customer’s money is securely stored inside.

When choosing a cash register, here are 6 points to consider:

How many different departments do you need for categorising your sales?
How many compartments do you need for storing coins and notes?
Do you want a compact cash register that can be placed out of sight?
How technologically sophisticated is your business and what extra features will you require at your point of sale?
Do you want enhanced security features?
What is your budget?

Always read the full product description carefully when choosing the best cash register for your needs.