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Zebra DS8108-SR00007ZCWW DS8108 Handheld Barcode Scanner - Cable Connectivity - 1D/2D Imager - Twilight Black
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Product Features
Technical Overview
The DS8108 leverages advanced imager technology to read both 1D and 2D barcodes, including popular formats like QR Code, DataMatrix, and UPC/EAN. This capability ensures compatibility with modern labeling systems and enhances operational efficiency.
Cable connectivity provides a direct and secure link to host systems, eliminating wireless interference and battery concerns. The scanner's robust construction and precise optics deliver consistent performance, even in low-light or high-motion scenarios.
This section brings together practical product details such as Connectivity Technology, Scanning Capability, Barcode Symbology Supported, Form Factor, so buyers can judge configuration, deployment fit, and day-to-day suitability with less guesswork.
A strong technical summary explains how the product's interfaces, hardware profile, and operating characteristics work together in real deployment. Buyers often need this context to confirm compatibility with existing devices, expected performance in daily use, and whether installation will be straightforward for IT staff or end users.
Key Product Advantages
The Zebra DS8108 offers several advantages for businesses seeking a dependable scanning solution. Its ability to handle both 1D and 2D barcodes reduces the need for multiple devices, streamlining workflows and cutting costs.
Wide Symbology Support
Supports over 20 barcode types, including industry standards and specialized formats like Chinese Sensible (Han Xin) and Italian Pharma codes.
- 1D: Code 39, Code 128, UPC/EAN
- 2D: QR Code, DataMatrix, PDF417
Stable Cable Connection
Cable connectivity ensures reliable data transfer without dropout risks, ideal for fixed workstation setups.
- No battery required
- Consistent performance
Ergonomic and Durable
Lightweight handheld design with Twilight Black finish provides comfort during prolonged use and resists wear in busy environments.
- 5.40 oz weight
- Compact dimensions
Deployment / Use Cases
The DS8108 is versatile enough for various deployment scenarios, from retail checkout counters to warehouse inventory tracking. Its cable connectivity makes it a fit for fixed stations where reliability is paramount.
In retail environments, it speeds up transactions by quickly scanning product barcodes and loyalty cards. For logistics and manufacturing, it enables accurate asset tracking and quality control through 2D code reading.
This section brings together practical product details such as Connectivity Technology, Scanning Capability, Barcode Symbology Supported, Form Factor, so buyers can judge configuration, deployment fit, and day-to-day suitability with less guesswork.
Retail Point-of-Sale
Ideal for cashier stations, scanning products, coupons, and mobile payment codes with high accuracy.
Warehouse Inventory Management
Supports inventory counts and order picking by reading barcodes on boxes, pallets, and shelves.
Physical Profile
With dimensions of 6.60" x 2.60" x 4.20" and a weight of 5.40 oz, the DS8108 is compact and lightweight for easy handling. The Twilight Black color offers a professional appearance that blends into workspace aesthetics. Its handheld form factor includes an ergonomic grip, reducing fatigue during extended scanning sessions.
The physical profile is practical for deployment planning because the dimensions and weight are clearly defined: 6.60" (167.64 mm), 2.60" (66.04 mm), 4.20" (106.68 mm), 5.40 oz (153.09 g). This helps confirm rack, shelf, desk, or cabinet fit before installation.
- Width
- 2.60" (66.04 mm)
- Depth
- 4.20" (106.68 mm)
- Height
- 6.60" (167.64 mm)
- Weight
- 5.40 oz (153.09 g)
Highlights
- Handheld barcode scanner with 1D and 2D scanning capability
- Cable connectivity for stable data transmission
- Imager sensor technology for accurate barcode reading
- Supports wide range of barcode symbologies including QR Code and DataMatrix
- Twilight Black color with durable construction
- Compact and lightweight design for ergonomic use
- Ideal for retail, warehouse, and industrial applications
- Manufacturer part number: DS8108-SR00007ZCWW
Specifications
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Zebra Technologies Corporation |
| Manufacturer Part Number | DS8108-SR00007ZCWW |
| Brand Name | Zebra |
| Product Series | DS8100 |
| Product Model | DS8108 |
| Product Name | DS8108 Handheld Barcode Scanner |
| Product Type | Barcode Scanner |
| Technical Information | |
| Connectivity Technology | Cable |
| Scanning Capability | 1D,2D |
| Barcode Symbology Supported | 1D: Code 39 Code 128 Code 93 Codabar/NW7 Code 11 MSI Plessey UPC/EAN I 2 of 5 Korean 3 of 5 GS1 DataBar Base 32 (Italian Pharma) 2D: PDF417 Micro PDF417 Composite Codes TLC-39 Aztec DataMatrix MaxiCode QR Code Micro QR Chinese Sensible (Han Xin) Postal Codes |
| Image Sensor Type | Imager |
| Physical Characteristics | |
| Form Factor | Handheld |
| Product Color | Twilight Black |
| Height | 6.60" (167.64 mm) |
| Width | 2.60" (66.04 mm) |
| Depth | 4.20" (106.68 mm) |
| Weight (Approximate) | 5.40 oz (153.09 g) |
User Manual
FAQ
What types of barcodes can the Zebra DS8108 scanner read?
The Zebra DS8108 reads both 1D and 2D barcodes. It supports over 20 symbologies, including 1D formats like Code 39, Code 128, and UPC/EAN, and 2D formats such as QR Code, DataMatrix, PDF417, and Aztec. This wide compatibility makes it suitable for diverse applications from retail to logistics.
How does the cable connectivity benefit this barcode scanner?
Cable connectivity provides a direct, reliable connection to host systems without wireless interference or battery dependencies. It ensures consistent data transmission, making the DS8108 ideal for fixed workstation setups in environments like point-of-sale counters or inventory stations where stability is crucial.
Is the DS8108 suitable for use in low-light conditions?
Yes, the DS8108 uses an imager sensor that can capture barcodes effectively in various lighting conditions, including low-light environments. This capability enhances its reliability in settings like warehouses or dimly lit retail areas, ensuring accurate scanning without requiring perfect illumination.
What are the physical dimensions and weight of the DS8108 scanner?
The DS8108 measures 6.60" in height, 2.60" in width, and 4.20" in depth, with an approximate weight of 5.40 oz. Its compact and lightweight handheld design makes it easy to handle during extended use, reducing operator fatigue in busy scanning applications.
Can this scanner be used for inventory management in warehouses?
Absolutely. The DS8108 is well-suited for warehouse inventory management due to its ability to read both 1D and 2D barcodes on items like boxes, pallets, and shelves. Its durable construction and reliable cable connectivity support accurate tracking and efficient order processing in industrial settings.
What color options are available for the Zebra DS8108 scanner?
The DS8108 is available in Twilight Black, a professional color that offers a sleek appearance and resistance to wear. This finish helps the scanner maintain its look in high-use environments, making it a practical choice for businesses that prioritize both functionality and aesthetics.
What duplex or duty-cycle detail is listed?
the specifications are intended to help buyers confirm fit, compatibility, and expected day-to-day operation. In practical terms, the best reading of this product comes from how its hardware, connectivity, and deployment details work together.
What connectivity options are listed?
Connectivity details help confirm how the product integrates with your network, accessories, and surrounding peripherals before rollout or replacement planning. They are often the difference between a technically compatible device and one that is genuinely easy to deploy.