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Code Blue

SKU: CB9T00026

Code Blue CB9TSS Sbl Wse Np 120V - CB9T00026
- Dedicated 120V AC PSU designed for CB9 Series tower speakerphone systems.
- Supports wall, pole, recessed, and rack mounting to fit varied site layouts.
- Factory-set output requires no field voltage adjustment, simplifying installation.
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Code Blue

SKU: 41034

Code Blue Equipment Ring MBL 5in. in. w/Post - 41034
- 5-inch ring with integral post eliminates need for separate mounting hardware fabrication.
- Compatible with CB1, CB2, CB4, CB5, CB6, and CB9 series towers and wall enclosures.
- Supports wall, pole, and recessed installations for flexible outdoor deployment options.
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Code Blue

SKU: SLNP0154

Code Blue Equipment Ring w/ 8in. in. Post BSL - SLNP0154
- Mounts via wall, pole, recessed, or rack configurations for flexible deployment.
- 8-inch post sets vertical spacing between stacked CB series tower components.
- Compatible with CB1, CB2, CB4, CB5, CB6, CB9, and CBRT series tower systems.
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Code Blue

SKU: SLNSW015

Code Blue Fusion VM Monitor Download - SLNSW015
- Centralizes health monitoring and config management for distributed Code Blue deployments.
- Supports IP1500, IP2500, IP5000, LS1000, LS2000, IA4100, and CB-series enclosures.
- Software-only deployment; no hardware required beyond a qualified management workstation.
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Code Blue

SKU: SLNP0091

Code Blue IA4100-S Emerg/Emerg - SLNP0091
- Replacement faceplate for Code Blue IA4100-s analog speakerphones
- EMERG/EMERG configuration restores cosmetic and physical integrity
- Drops onto IA4100-s station chassis - no rewiring needed
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Code Blue

SKU: SLNP0096

Code Blue IP5000-K Emerg/Emerg - Call - SLNP0096
- Direct plug-and-replace speaker restores IP5000-K audio without tools or reconfiguration.
- Compatible with IP5000 CB1, CB2, CB4, CB5, CB6, and CB9 tower and wall-mount variants.
- Not cross-compatible with LS1000, LS2000, IP1500/2500, Centry, or IA4100—verify model first.
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Code Blue

SKU: SLNR-CCPAGE-12

Code Blue Nebula Cons Cld Paging+ 12mo - SLNR-CCPAGE-12
- 12-month Nebula Cloud subscription enables site-wide VoIP paging from a single dashboard.
- Supports CB1–CB9, IP1500/2500, IP5000, and LS1000/2000 series without on-prem server hardware.
- Delivers voice alerts and emergency notifications over Ethernet-connected VoIP infrastructure.
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Code Blue

SKU: SLNI-CC-24

Code Blue Nebula Consumer Cloud Initial Svcs 24mo - SLNI-CC-24
- 24-month subscription covers commissioning, user provisioning, and software updates.
- Supports CB1–CB9, CBRT towers, IP1500/2500/5000 VoIP speakerphones on Nebula platform.
- Cellular connectivity option provides backup uptime for distributed or remote deployments.
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Code Blue

SKU: SLNI-CCMGMT-60

Code Blue Nebula Consumer Cloud Mgmt Initial - SLNI-CCMGMT-60
- Provisions and manages CB-series emergency towers across distributed sites via Ethernet.
- Supports CB1, CB2, CB4, CB5, CB6, CB9 towers plus IP1500–IP5000 VoIP endpoints.
- Accommodates wall, pole, recessed, and rack mount deployments on 24V DC power.
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Code Blue

SKU: SLNI-MCMON-12

Code Blue Nebula Managed Cloud Initial service - SLNI-MCMON-12
- Activates centralized cloud monitoring for CB1–CB9, CBRT, and IP-series devices.
- Enables remote diagnostics and system health reporting without on-premises infrastructure.
- Supports LS1000/LS2000 VoIP audio, Centry speakerphones, and IA4100 analog faceplates.
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Code Blue

SKU: SLNP0188

Code Blue PoE+Splitter w/PoE+ 12vdc Out - SLNP0188
- Converts PoE+ (802.3at) input to regulated 12VDC output—no extra power run needed.
- 30W output capacity supports legacy dome cameras, IR illuminators, and card readers.
- Passes 10/100/1000 Ethernet unchanged via RJ-45; compatible with ONVIF NVR systems.
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Code Blue

SKU: SLNP0142

Code Blue Rubber Washer Cell Ant - 4pk - SLNP0142
- Genuine replacement washers maintain weatherproof seal at cellular antenna mount points.
- Four-pack supports CB1, CB2, CB4, CB5, CB6, and CB9 tower and wall-mount enclosures.
- Rubber construction requires annual UV and thermal inspection on outdoor installations.
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Code Blue

SKU: SLNF0190

Code Blue SLNF0190 CB1s SBL CC WEm NP 4G/LTE Amplifier
- 4G/LTE cellular connectivity keeps paging systems operational on modern carrier networks.
- 120V–210VA dual-voltage support simplifies installation across varied facility power configs.
- Drop-in replacement design minimizes downtime during Code Blue system upgrades or retrofits.
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Code Blue

SKU: SLNF0268

Code Blue SLNF0268 CB1W Ps Mbl Cc Wem Np 12VDC
- Delivers stable 12V DC output for uninterrupted paging amplifier operation.
- Direct replacement component minimizes downtime during field maintenance.
- Supports Code Blue mobile paging units requiring 12–24V DC input.
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Code Blue

SKU: SLNF0281

Code Blue SLNF0281 CB1S Sbl Wem Np 277V 4G LTE
- Adds 4G LTE wireless connectivity to CB1S series deployments for remote alerting.
- Runs on 24V DC, integrating cleanly into standard CB1S power infrastructure.
- Expansion module design enables modular scaling without replacing core hardware.
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Code Blue

SKU: SLNF0282

Code Blue SLNF0282 CB5p SBL WEm NP 4G/LTE Module
- 4G/LTE cellular connectivity enables remote monitoring without wired network infrastructure.
- Operates on 12–24V DC input, compatible with standard security system power supplies.
- Drop-in replacement module maintains cellular uptime on Code Blue CB5p security platforms.
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Warehouse Data Capture

Warehouse data capture systems power modern inventory visibility, order accuracy, and real-time operational intelligence. Select from rugged barcode scanners, mobile computers, RFID systems, and industrial label printing platforms designed for high-throughput warehouse and distribution environments.

Plan Your Deployment

Scan range and barcode symbology support
Ruggedization and drop resistance requirements
Wireless connectivity and roaming performance
Battery life and shift-length operation
Integration with WMS, ERP, and inventory systems

Mobile Computers Barcode Scanners RFID Systems Label Printers

What to Look For When Buying

The six decisions that matter most before you spec.

Drop & IP Rating for Rugged Devices

Consumer-grade barcode scanners and Android handhelds fail quickly in warehouse environments. Specify 6-foot drop-to-concrete minimum (Zebra TC53/TC73 rated to 8ft), IP65 sealing for dust and splash, and MIL-STD-810H certification for temperature and vibration tolerance. The TCO math strongly favors enterprise devices — downtime from a failed device outweighs the per-unit cost premium quickly.

1D Laser vs 2D Imager Scanners

1D laser scanners read linear barcodes (Code 128, UPC) at long range with sharp focus — still preferred for high-volume SKU picking at 10-15ft. 2D imagers read QR codes, stacked symbologies, and damaged/wrinkled labels — essential for modern retail, healthcare (GS1 DataMatrix), and pharmaceutical traceability. New deployments default to 2D imagers; 1D lasers only for specialty long-range applications.

Wired vs Wireless Scanners

Corded USB scanners are $100-200 cheaper, zero battery management, and reliable for fixed-POS and lab workstations. Wireless (Bluetooth or Zebra STB cradle) scanners add $150-300 but enable 33-100ft roaming — essential for receiving, case-pick, and warehouse workflows. For high-volume picking, specify wireless with hot-swappable batteries.

Direct Thermal vs Thermal Transfer Printing

Direct thermal labels use heat-sensitive paper — no ribbon required, lower per-label cost, but labels fade in heat/sun/chemicals. Thermal transfer uses a wax/resin ribbon — longer-lasting labels suitable for cold-chain, outdoor, and long-term asset tagging. Match technology to label lifespan: shipping labels = direct thermal; asset tags = thermal transfer with resin ribbon.

Android Enterprise vs Consumer OS

Enterprise mobile computers run Android Enterprise (formerly Android for Work) with Zebra Mobility Extensions, Honeywell Mobility Edge, or Datalogic enterprise services — enabling remote management (MDM), app whitelisting, and OS lifecycle support measured in years. Consumer Android tablets are orphaned from OS updates in 18-24 months and lack enterprise-grade MDM. Specify enterprise OS for any deployment over 10 devices.

RFID Frequency & Standards

UHF Gen2 (EPC Global Class 1 Gen2, 860-960 MHz) is the warehouse and supply-chain standard — 10-30ft read range, thousands of tags per second, case and pallet-level tracking. HF/NFC (13.56 MHz) is short-range (inches) for access, payment, and authentication. LF (125 kHz) is legacy proximity. For inventory and asset tracking at scale, UHF Gen2.

Technology Stack

The specs and acronyms that actually affect outdoor performance.

Enterprise Android (AOSP + Mobility Extensions)

Zebra Mx (Mobility Extensions) and Honeywell Mobility Edge extend base Android with enterprise-grade kiosk mode, peripheral management, OS lifecycle guarantees (typically 5+ years of OS updates), and integration with MDM platforms (SOTI MobiControl, VMware Workspace ONE, Microsoft Intune). Essential for scaled deployments.

Symbology Support (1D + 2D)

Modern 2D imagers read 30+ symbologies: UPC/EAN, Code 128, Code 39, Interleaved 2-of-5, QR, Data Matrix, PDF417, Aztec, GS1 DataBar. Healthcare and pharma workflows rely on GS1 DataMatrix for unit-dose barcoding. Ensure scanner firmware includes the symbologies you actually use — some are license-gated on certain models.

Bluetooth + Wi-Fi Dual-Radio

Enterprise handhelds run simultaneous Bluetooth (for peripheral connections — scanners, printers, sleds) and Wi-Fi 6 (for data backhaul). Specify Wi-Fi 6 for new deployments — throughput + client density matter in warehouse environments with 100+ mobile devices per AP. Socket Mobile, Zebra, and Honeywell all ship Wi-Fi 6 flagship models.

Thermal Printhead Life

Direct thermal and thermal transfer printheads are consumable — rated for 20-50 miles of print at label width. Industrial printers (Zebra ZT610, Sato CL4NX) reach 50-mile printhead life; desktop models (Zebra ZD620) are closer to 20 miles. Printhead replacement cost vs. new-printer cost is the key budget factor for high-volume shipping operations.

RFID Read Performance

UHF Gen2 read rate depends on reader power (typically 30 dBm / 1W US, 27 dBm / 0.5W EU), antenna gain (6-9 dBiC typical), tag orientation, and ambient RF environment. Warehouse dock-door portals with four circularly-polarized antennas read 200-500 tags per pallet pass at typical forklift speeds. Site surveys and tag-on-carrier validation are essential.

MDM + Enterprise App Lifecycle

Enterprise mobile computers integrate with MDM platforms for zero-touch provisioning, remote troubleshooting, app update push, and kiosk-mode lockdown. Zebra StageNow, Honeywell Launcher, and Datalogic SOTI certification — match your device platform to your MDM platform carefully, or provisioning becomes a manual nightmare at scale.

Typical Deployment Scenarios

Distribution Center Receiving

Rugged forklift-mounted computers with tethered long-range 1D/2D scanners for pallet receipt. Dock-door UHF Gen2 RFID portals for auto-identification of tagged inbound cases. Zebra ZT610 industrial label printers for pallet label reprinting. MDM-managed Android fleet with WMS client (SAP EWM, Oracle WMS, Manhattan).

Retail Back-of-House + POS

Honeywell Genesis or Zebra DS2278 2D corded scanners at point-of-sale. Socket Mobile handheld scanners for line-busting and inventory checks. Zebra ZD411 desktop label printers at receiving dock. Mobile computers for cycle counts and replenishment. Mixed 1D/2D scanning across UPC and retail-private-label SKUs.

Hospital Clinical Supply Chain

Zebra TC52 handhelds for bedside medication verification (5 Rights scanning, GS1 DataMatrix on unit-dose packs). Zebra ZD510 wristband printers for patient ID bands at admission. HIPAA-compliant MDM + app lockdown. Integration with EHR (Epic, Cerner) via middleware. High-durability sanitization cycles — IP65 rated devices.

Parcel + Shipping Operation

Zebra ZT411 industrial thermal-transfer printers for 4x6 shipping labels at 300-600 dpi. TSC TTP-346 or Sato CL4NX for label reprint. Zebra DS3608 rugged 2D scanners for confirm-ship workflows. Direct integration with shipping platforms (ShipStation, ReadyCloud, UPS WorldShip, FedEx Ship Manager).

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I buy 1D laser or 2D imager barcode scanners?

For new deployments, default to 2D imagers — they read every 1D symbology plus 2D codes (QR, Data Matrix, PDF417). 1D laser scanners still excel at long-range linear barcode reading (10-15ft) and are cheaper, so they remain popular for high-volume warehouse picking. Healthcare and pharmaceutical workflows require 2D imagers for GS1 DataMatrix. Match technology to your symbology mix.

What's the difference between a rugged enterprise mobile computer and a consumer Android tablet?

Enterprise devices (Zebra TC, Honeywell CT, Datalogic Memor) are rated for 6-8ft drops, IP65 sealing, MIL-STD-810H certification, integrated barcode scanners, 5+ year OS support, and MDM-managed lifecycle. Consumer tablets die within weeks in warehouse environments, lack integrated scanners, and are orphaned from OS updates in 18-24 months. TCO strongly favors enterprise for any 24/7 operation.

Direct thermal or thermal transfer — which printer do I need?

Direct thermal for short-lifespan labels (shipping, receiving, pick labels) — no ribbon required, lower per-label cost, but labels fade in heat/sun/chemicals. Thermal transfer for long-life labels (asset tags, cold-chain, outdoor, compliance labels) — uses wax or resin ribbon, resistant to heat and chemicals, lasts years. Many industrial printers (Zebra ZT411) support both modes — switch between based on media.

Are there NDAA-compliant options for barcode scanners and mobile computers?

Zebra Technologies (US-headquartered, Lincolnshire IL), Honeywell (US), Datalogic (Italy), and Socket Mobile (US) are all NDAA Section 889 compliant. For federal and critical-infrastructure warehouse deployments, these brands are safe choices. Chinese-manufactured scanner brands — primarily rebrands — are excluded from federal procurement.

Do I need UHF Gen2 RFID or is barcode scanning enough?

Barcode scanning is still the standard for most operations — it's cheap, reliable, and every vendor supports it. UHF Gen2 RFID adds value when you need to read 100+ items simultaneously (dock-door portal reading a pallet), identify items without line-of-sight (sealed cases, tote contents), or track assets in large open environments. RFID infrastructure is expensive — evaluate ROI against your specific workflow before committing.

How do I choose between Zebra, Honeywell, and Datalogic mobile computers?

Zebra is the market leader with the broadest catalog and best MDM ecosystem. Honeywell is strong in healthcare (color-coded devices, sanitization-rated) and delivery/logistics. Datalogic competes on value and has excellent European support + Memor 11 is a strong Zebra TC52 alternative. All three run Android Enterprise with 5-year OS support. Match device to your existing WMS/app partner certifications first, then price.

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