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SKU: TRX-25GSFP28-SR
QNAP Optical Transceiver 25GBE SFP28 Lc-lc - TRX-25GSFP28-SR
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SKU: CAB-DAC15M-SFPP
QNAP SFP+ 10GBE Twinaxial Direct Attach Cable - CAB-DAC15M-SFPP
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Sato
SKU: 11S000193
SATO 11S000193 Wireless LAN Interface Card
Wi-Fi upgrade card for SATO thermal printers, field-installable
- Wireless LAN connectivity installs in the field without printer removal
- Compatible with SATO thermal printers up to 4.1" print width
- Modular interface card maintains full OEM manufacturer warranty
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SKU: 11S000458
SATO 11S000458 Enhanced Ethernet Interface Card
Ethernet interface card for SATO thermal printers, field-installable
- Enhanced Ethernet interface card for SATO thermal printers
- Wires the printer into LAN-based queues and remote mgmt
- Field-install card with 1-year warranty coverage
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Sato
SKU: 99-68201-000
SATO AI-6821 2D Barcode Imager with Bluetooth - 99-68201-000
2D barcode imager with Bluetooth and rechargeable battery for SATO printers
- Wireless Bluetooth connectivity captures 2D barcodes without cables or tethers
- Rechargeable battery and charging cradle included for all-day field operations
- Handheld form factor integrates directly with SATO thermal printer systems
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Sato
SKU: RJ1772200
SATO RJ1772200 RS232C Serial Interface Card
RS232C serial interface card for SATO thermal printers
- Field-installable design minimizes printer downtime during upgrades
- RS232C wired connectivity for reliable host communication
- Genuine SATO part maintains full compatibility with thermal printer fleet
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Sato
SKU: RJ1772510
SATO RJ1772510 RS422/485 Interface Card
RS422/485 serial interface card for SATO thermal printers
- Field-installable design integrates into SATO printer systems without replacement
- RS422/485 connectivity for enterprise network integration and legacy system support
- Maintains full manufacturer warranty coverage during installation and operation
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Sato
SKU: WT204-003
SATO WT204-003 Bluetooth Interface Card for WS4
Bluetooth interface card for WS4 thermal printers, field-installable
- Bluetooth interface card for SATO WS4 desktop thermal printers
- Wireless connection adds mobile + tablet printing without USB
- Field-installable in minutes, 1-year SATO manufacturer warranty
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Sato
SKU: WWCL45020
Sato WWCL45020 M84Pro USB Interface Card
USB + Ethernet interface card for M84Pro—field-installable retrofit
- USB interface card for the SATO M84Pro thermal printer
- Adds USB alongside Ethernet for host flexibility
- Field-installable card with 10 ips print speed retained
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Sato
SKU: WWCL45031
SATO WWCL45031 RS232C Serial Interface Card
RS232C serial interface card for SATO thermal printers, field-installable
- Genuine OEM part maintains full SATO compatibility across thermal printer fleets
- Field-installable design allows quick upgrades without replacing entire printer systems
- Wired serial communication for reliable data transmission in high-volume printing operations
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Sato
SKU: WWCL45060
SATO WWCL45060 Parallel Interface Card
Parallel interface card for SATO thermal printers, field-installable
- Parallel interface card for legacy SATO thermal printers
- Bridges older line-printer host systems to modern SATO units
- Field-installable with 1-year warranty after fitment
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Sato
SKU: WWCLPD700
SATO WWCLPD700 UHF RFID Interface Card
UHF RFID interface card for CL6NX Plus with Ethernet, Wi-Fi, USB
- Field-installable upgrade adds RFID capability to existing CL6NX Plus printers
- Triple connectivity: Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and USB for flexible network integration
- 203 DPI resolution at 10 ips print speed on 6.59" maximum print width
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Sato
SKU: WWCT0505N
SATO WWCT0505N Wireless LAN Interface Card
Wi-Fi interface card for CT4-LX thermal printers, field-installable
- Multi-protocol connectivity: Wi-Fi, Ethernet, Bluetooth, and USB in one card
- 203 DPI resolution at 8 ips with 4.09" max print width for labels
- Field-installable design upgrades existing printers without replacement
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Sato
SKU: WWS845080
SATO WWS845080 Wireless LAN Interface Card
Wi-Fi interface card for SATO S84-ex/S86-ex thermal printers
- Field-installable with zero printer replacement needed
- Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and USB connectivity with LPR analytics
- 166 ips print speed at 203 DPI on up to 4.1" width
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Sato
SKU: WWS8N5020
SATO WWS8N5020 Wireless LAN Interface Card
Wi-Fi interface card for SATO thermal printers, field-installable
- Field-installable module upgrades existing SATO printers without replacement
- Enterprise wireless LAN connectivity for industrial label and receipt printing
- Compatible with SATO thermal printers; maintains manufacturer compliance
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Sato
SKU: WWS8N5030
SATO WWS8N5030 UHF RFID Interface Kit
UHF RFID interface card for SATO S84NX/S86NX thermal printers
- Field-installable design works with existing S84NX/S86NX printers
- Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and USB connectivity for flexible network integration
- 203 dpi resolution at 166 ips for high-volume label production
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Connectivity Modules
Add-on connectivity modules for label printers including Wi-Fi 802.11ac, Bluetooth 5.0, Ethernet, and serial interface cards. Upgrade printer communication options to match network infrastructure requirements without replacing the base printing hardware.
Plan Your Deployment
- Identify required protocol: Ethernet, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or parallel/serial for legacy systems
- Confirm module form factor compatibility with printer expansion slot or port bay
- Evaluate dual-band Wi-Fi (2.4/5 GHz) for warehouse RF congestion environments
- Specify Bluetooth version for mobile device pairing and proximity printing workflows
- Plan IP address assignment and network security for Ethernet-connected printers
Connectivity Modules — Engineering-Grade Warehouse Data Capture for Commercial Deployments
This category covers 239 working models of connectivity modules 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 | IP67, IP65 |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi, Wired, Bluetooth, 2 x 2 MIMO 2.4/5 GHz: 802.11 b/g/n 2.4 GHz or 802.11 n/a/ac 5 GHz |
| Power | Phoenix connector, IEC 60320 C14 (inlet), Screw down removable terminal block |
| Type | Printer, Switch, Serial Device Server, Scanner, Serial Server, Accessory, Bluetooth Module Kit, Device server |
| 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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