Honeywell Granit 1980i/1981i
Barcode scanners
Extreme Industrial Ruggedness
Survives 2.4m drops and 5000 tumbles for the harshest warehouse conditions.codipack+1
Granit XP Multi-Range Scanning
Reads 1D/2D barcodes up to 1.4m with fuzzy decoding for damaged codes.dcpos.ingrammicro+1
Flexible Bluetooth Pairing
1980i single-host, 1981i multi-host up to 100m range with charging cradle.pohl-electronic+1
Product information
The Honeywell Granit 1980i/1981i are indestructible wireless industrial barcode scanners for 1D/2D codes in demanding environments like warehouses, production, and distribution centers. They solve reliability issues through extreme durability and fast data capture, even with damaged codes or high speeds.
Granit 1980i – Single-host Bluetooth
Granit 1981i – Multi-host Bluetooth
Both versions offer Granit XP architecture with IP65 sealing, operating temperature -30°C to +50°C, 1800mAh battery (>24h), fuzzy code decoding, and EasyConf configuration.
The 1980i pairs with one host, while the 1981i communicates simultaneously with multiple systems. Perfect for high-volume picking, conveyor scanning, and freezer applications where downtime is not an option. Codipack delivers the Granit 1980i/1981i as a partner solution for industrial reliability.
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Specifications
Scan types: 1D/2D (PDF417, QR, Data Matrix, GS1).
Range: Up to 1.4m/54″ on standard barcodes.
Wireless: Bluetooth 3.0+EDR, 100m range, multi-point (1981i).
Battery: 1800mAh, >24h use, charging cradle.
Motion tolerance: Up to 40 inches/sec scan speed.
Durability: IP65, 2.4m drops, 5000 tumbles @1.3ft.
Temperature: -30°C to +50°C, freezer-approved.
Decoding: Fuzzy logic for damaged/dirty codes.
Dimensions: 13x6x17cm; weight 600g.
Configuration: Honeywell EasyConf, remote master/slave pairing.
Applications: Warehouse picking, conveyor, bulk scanning.
Certification: Love Committee retail/industry compatible.
Frequently Asked Questions
Coding and labeling is our core business. We have 5000 customers in very diverse sectors: from the local cheese shop to multinationals.
How rugged are the Granit 1980i/1981i?
IP65-sealed, withstands 2.4m drops on concrete and 5000 tumbles for heavy use.
What does this series scan exactly?
All 1D/2D barcodes including damaged codes with Granit XP fuzzy decoding.
Difference 1980i vs 1981i?
1980i: single-host pairing; 1981i: multi-host for multiple systems simultaneously.
How long does the battery last?
1800mAh battery delivers >24h scanning with charging cradle for non-stop use.
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