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ELK Products
SKU: ELK-P1224
ELK Products 12Vdc Power Supply Battery Charger P1224 - ELK-P1224
- 12VDC power supply and battery charger for access control loads
- Powers ELK panels, readers, and door hardware off one supply
- Drops into commercial security installation power architecture
$129.99 -
ELK Products
SKU: ELK-P412
ELK Products ELK-P412 12VDC Battery Charger
12VDC charger for ELK control panels during mains power loss
- 12VDC regulated battery charger for ELK security panel systems
- Stable output prevents false alarms during AC dropout transitions
- 12 x 12 x 3.5 in enclosure with 6-foot AC power cord included
$271.52 $216.99 Save $54.53 -
ELK Products
SKU: ELK-P624
ELK Products ELK-P624 6VDC Battery Charger and Power Supply
6VDC battery charger and power supply for ELK security panels
- 6VDC battery charger and power supply for ELK control panels
- Regulated output prevents voltage sag during high-load transitions
- Compact 3 x 3 in (76.2 mm) housing for in-cabinet placement
$71.99 -
ELK Products
SKU: ELK-P1215K
ELK Products Power Supply Battery Charger P1215K - ELK-P1215K
- Battery charger and power supply with 240V AC input, 12V DC output
- Trickle-charges backup battery while powering access control loads
- Compatible with electromagnetic strikes, locks, and credential readers
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ELO Touch
SKU: E461816
ELO Touch BC10 4 Slot Battery Charger FOR M50 - E461816
- Charges up to 4 M50 battery packs simultaneously to support multi-shift deployments.
- Genuine OEM design ensures full compatibility and factory safety circuitry with M50 units.
- Field-replaceable form factor simplifies swap-out and reduces maintenance downtime on-site.
$297.00 $274.99 Save $22.01 -
ELO Touch
SKU: E864653
ELO Touch ELO-Kit-DC10-4SLOT-Device-Charger - E864653
- Charges 4 ELO Touch devices simultaneously, reducing bench time during deployments.
- 90W total power output sustains concurrent charging across all four slots.
- OEM component ensures full warranty coverage and hardware compatibility.
$324.00 $299.99 Save $24.01 -
Epson
SKU: C32C825374
Epson C32C825374 Quad Battery Charger
Quad charger for P60II and P80 printers, no AC cord needed
- Quad battery charger for P60II/P80 mobile printers
- Four-slot simultaneous charging across team shifts
- Always-ready rotation for full-day operations
$437.60 $291.99 Save $145.61 -
Epson
SKU: C32C825A8921
Epson C32C825A8921 Quad Battery Charger with AC Cord
Quad charger for Epson P60II and P80 mobile receipt printers
- Quad battery charger with AC cord for P60II/P80
- Four-bay charging cradle for field operations
- Always-charged battery rotation for mobile printer fleets
$437.60 $291.99 Save $145.61 -
Epson
SKU: C32C882A8521
Epson C32C882A8521 Quad Battery Charger
Quad-slot cradle charges up to 4 batteries simultaneously for P80II printers
- Quad battery charger for P80II/P80II Plus printers
- Four simultaneous slots at 3.15 lb cradle
- Field operations charging for multi-shift printer use
$386.30 $256.99 Save $129.31 -
Epson
SKU: C32C882A8541
Epson C32C882A8541 Battery Charger for P80II/P80II Plus
Single battery charger for Epson P80II and P80II Plus printers
- Single battery charger for P80II/P80II Plus printers
- Dedicated cradle for field operations battery swap
- 2.05 lb unit for warehouse and field deployments
$133.80 $132.99 Save $0.81 -
HES
SKU: AQD4
HES AQD4 4A 12/24VDC Power Supply with Integrated Battery Charger
Dual-voltage 4A supply with built-in battery charger for access control
- Selectable 12VDC or 24VDC output eliminates need for multiple supplies
- Integrated battery charging circuit backs up locks during power loss
- DIN rail mount fits standard control panels and electrical enclosures
$443.00 $223.99 Save $219.01 -
Honeywell
SKU: 151133-HSM
Honeywell 151133-HSM Charging Station
Fleet charging dock for Honeywell enterprise mobile devices
- Compact dock with organized cable management for multi-unit charging
- Compatible with Honeywell scanners and handhelds across logistics and retail
- Centralized charging reduces device downtime between field operations
$235.41 $234.99 Save $0.42 -
Honeywell
SKU: 203-920-001
Honeywell 203-920-001 Charging Cradle
OEM charging cradle for Honeywell mobile computers
- Enterprise-grade design built for 24/7 warehouse and field operations
- Genuine Honeywell construction ensures electrical and mechanical compatibility
- Secure docking alignment with optimized charging contacts for fleet deployments
$252.97 $176.99 Save $75.98 -
Honeywell
SKU: 203-922-002
Honeywell 203-922-002 Charging Cradle
OEM charging cradle for Honeywell mobile computers, 24/7 operations
- Compatible with Honeywell mobile computer fleet deployments
- Supports continuous multi-shift warehouse, distribution, and field service use
- Genuine OEM accessory maintains device compatibility and support
$413.17 $285.99 Save $127.18 -
Honeywell
SKU: 220275-000-SP
Honeywell 220275-000-SP Charging Station
Genuine Honeywell charging station for 24/7 warehouse and field operations
- Compatible with Honeywell mobile devices; maintains OEM warranty coverage
- Built for continuous multi-shift operations in warehouse and distribution settings
- Standardizes fleet charging across distribution, retail, and field service environments
$363.78 $254.99 Save $108.79 -
Honeywell
SKU: 220540-000
Honeywell 220540-000 Charging Station
Enterprise charging station for Honeywell mobile devices in 24/7 operations
- Genuine Honeywell manufacturing maintains device compatibility and warranty coverage
- Built for high-volume warehouse, distribution, and field service deployments
- Standardized accessory simplifies fleet procurement and IT infrastructure integration
$828.74 $576.99 Save $251.75
Charging Docks and Cradles
Single-slot and multi-slot charging cradles, battery chargers, and communication docks for rugged mobile computers and barcode scanners. Keep fleets charged and synced across shifts with shared dock infrastructure.
Plan Your Deployment
- Match cradle model to specific mobile computer or scanner model
- Select single-slot for individual desks or multi-slot for shared fleet charging
- Evaluate Ethernet communication cradles for data sync during charging
- Plan dock placement for shift-change efficiency
Charging Docks and Cradles — Engineering-Grade Warehouse Data Capture for Commercial Deployments
This category covers 379 working models of charging docks and cradles sourced manufacturer-direct or through channel-direct US distribution. Build the rest of your system around the architectural choices below — compatibility, environmental rating, and lifecycle decisions made here propagate through every downstream component you specify.
What to Look For
Read range and barcode symbology drive scanner choice. Linear (1D) scanners read UPC, Code 128, EAN. 2D imagers read QR, DataMatrix, Aztec — increasingly required for compliance labels, mobile payment, and DSCSA pharma serialization. Long-range scanners reach 20-30 feet for high-rack inventory; short-range handhelds work at arm's length on conveyors.
Form factor and connectivity affect operator throughput. Handheld scanners, ring scanners, mobile computers, and presentation scanners each suit different workflows. Wireless (Bluetooth, Wi-Fi) scanners free operators from cable but require battery management. Mobile computers (Zebra TC, Honeywell CT) bundle scanning into a phone-style device with apps for inventory, picking, and put-away.
Label printer choice depends on volume, media type, and durability requirements. Thermal-transfer printing uses a ribbon and produces durable labels for outdoor or chemical exposure. Direct-thermal needs no ribbon but labels fade in sun and heat; correct for shipping labels and short-term applications. Print volume per shift dictates desktop versus industrial printer (Zebra ZT, Honeywell PD/PX, TSC TTP).
Media compatibility and ribbon-printer matching is the slow-burn problem of label-printing deployments. Cheap mismatched ribbon/media combinations cause printhead wear, smudging, and label adhesion failure. Use the manufacturer's recommended ribbon/media pairings — the slight cost premium pays back in printhead life. Plan ribbon and media inventory together; running out of either stops the operation.
Key Specs in This Category
| Spec | Available Options |
|---|---|
| IP Rating | IP42, IP65 |
| Connectivity | Wired, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth |
| Type | Accessory, Scanner, Mobile Computer, Software, Printer |
| Night Vision | Yes |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Should I buy a handheld scanner or a mobile computer?
Handheld scanners (Zebra DS, Honeywell Granit, Code CR) are best for high-volume single-purpose scanning — receiving, shipping, point-of-sale. Mobile computers (Zebra TC, Honeywell CT, Datalogic Skorpio) bundle scanning into a device that runs picking, inventory, and warehouse-management apps. For operations where the operator needs more than scan-and-confirm, mobile computers are worth the additional cost. Pure scan-and-confirm workflows are cheaper with handhelds.
What's the difference between direct-thermal and thermal-transfer printing?
Direct-thermal printing applies heat to chemically-treated labels — no ribbon needed. Labels fade in sun and heat, so it's correct for short-term applications like shipping. Thermal-transfer printing melts ribbon ink onto durable label stock — used for permanent asset tags, outdoor labels, and chemical-exposure labels. Choose direct-thermal for cost on short-term labels and thermal-transfer for durability on long-life labels.
How long does a label printer printhead last?
Industrial printheads last 30-50 million inches of printing on a well-maintained printer with matched ribbon and media. Desktop printers run 20-30 million inches. Mismatched ribbon/media, abrasive labels, and inadequate cleaning shorten life dramatically — to under 5 million inches in worst cases. Schedule printhead inspection at every label-roll change and cleaning at every shift.
Can I use generic ribbons in any printer?
Technically yes for ribbons in compatible width — practically no without quality risk. Manufacturer-recommended ribbons match the printhead's resistance, dot timing, and ink chemistry. Generic ribbons often cause faded prints, increased printhead wear, or static buildup that damages electronics. The cost savings on ribbon rarely justify the operational risk; stick with the manufacturer's recommended consumables for production printers.
What barcode symbology should I print?
Code 128 is the universal default for 1D barcodes — high density, alphanumeric. UPC-A and EAN-13 are required for retail goods. QR and DataMatrix are required for compliance, mobile payment, and many compliance labels (pharma DSCSA). Code 39 is older and lower-density — used in legacy systems. For new applications, lead with Code 128 (1D) and DataMatrix (2D) and add others only when required.
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