Zebra 10006208-1 Barcode Label
Zebra Z-Perform 2000T Barcode Label Model Overview
Standard thermal transfer paper label with a permanent acrylic adhesive. Provides the optimal balance between performance and price. Recommended for indoor use.
- Paper
- Acrylic
Zebra Printer(s):
- 105SL
- 110PAX3
- 110PAX4
- 110XilllPlus
- 140XilllPlus
- 170PAX3
- 170PAX4
- 170XilllPlus
- R110PAX3
- R110XilllPLUS
- R170Xi
- R4MPlus
- S4M
- S600
- Z4MPlus
- Z6MPlus
- 90XiIIIPlus
- 96XIIIIPlus
- 220XiIIIPlus
- 110Xi4
- 140Xi4
- 170Xi4
- 220Xi4
- ZM400
- ZM600
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the print speeds for the Epson TM-H2000 receipt printer?
The Epson TM-H2000 delivers receipt printing at up to 260mm/second for thermal line printing, which equates to 94 lines per second (lps) when converted to 1/8" increments. The endorsement station operates at up to 4.0 lps for check processing. This dual-speed capability ensures fast customer transactions while maintaining accurate check handling.
What are the key specifications of the Datalogic 95B062501 Inductive Proximity Sensor?
The Datalogic 95B062501 is an 8mm diameter inductive proximity sensor with a short, non-flush 18mm design and NPN output configuration. It features 3-wire connectivity, operates in NO (normally open) mode, and includes a 2-meter cable for easy integration into your identification systems. This sensor is designed to automate the identification process in warehouse and logistics applications where reliable object detection is critical.
What are the key features of the Zebra ZT411 barcode label printer?
The Zebra ZT411 delivers advanced print speed, superior registration, and multiple connectivity options including Wi-Fi, USB, Serial, and 10/100 Ethernet. The printer features a side-loading supplies path for intuitive media threading, color-coded media guides, and lighted paths for easy operation in any lighting condition. These advancements make the ZT411 ideal for warehouses and logistics operations requiring versatile label printing on various media types.
What are the key features of the Zebra ZS300 temperature sensor?
The Zebra ZS300 is an electronic temperature sensor with IP67 rating for durability in harsh warehouse and logistics environments. It features a 12-month battery life, comes factory-calibrated at 20°C, and is available from us in packs of 10 units designed for NALA/EMEA regions. This makes it ideal for temperature-sensitive supply chain monitoring and cold chain logistics applications.
What are the key features of the Zebra ZS300 sensor?
The Zebra ZS300 is an electronic temperature sensor designed for logistics and warehouse environments, offering IP67 rating for dust and water resistance, a 12-month battery life, and factory calibration at 5°C. This makes it ideal for monitoring temperature-sensitive shipments and inventory in demanding conditions. We offer the ZS300 in boxes of 10 units, with support for both NALA and EMEA regions.
What is the MICR accuracy rate on the TM-H2000 check reader?
The Epson TM-H2000 features an industry-leading 99.9% MICR (Magnetic Ink Character Recognition) accuracy rate. The MICR reader is designed to read more of the check area, ensuring that even poorly positioned MICR lines are successfully read, which reduces unreadable checks and increases productivity.
What is the IP67 rating and why does it matter for warehouse use?
IP67 rating means the Zebra ZS300 sensor is fully dust-tight and can withstand temporary immersion in water up to 1 meter for 30 minutes, making it suitable for wet or harsh warehouse environments. This durability is critical for cold chain logistics, outdoor storage areas, and high-moisture facilities where standard sensors would fail. Contact us today to ensure proper sensor selection for your specific environment.
Is the Zebra ZS300 sensor waterproof and suitable for wet environments?
Yes, the ZS300 carries an IP67 rating, meaning it is fully protected against dust ingress and can withstand temporary immersion in water up to 1 meter for 30 minutes. This durability standard makes it suitable for outdoor storage areas, refrigerated warehouses, and wet logistics environments. Contact us today to discuss deployment in your specific facility conditions.
What operating temperature range does the Datalogic 95B062501 sensor support?
The Datalogic 95B062501 operates reliably in temperatures ranging from 10 to 40°C (50 to 104°F) for standard operation, with storage and transport capabilities from -40 to 70°C (-40 to 158°F). This temperature range makes it suitable for most warehouse and indoor logistics environments, though we recommend verifying your specific application requirements.
What connectivity options does the ZT41142-P010000Z support?
The ZT41142-P010000Z supports multiple connectivity standards including Serial, USB, 10/100 Ethernet, and Wi-Fi connectivity. This range of options ensures seamless integration with existing warehouse management systems and networked environments, whether you need direct device connection or enterprise-wide printing infrastructure.
What connectivity options are available on the Epson TM-H2000?
The TM-H2000 supports both Serial and USB connectivity, making it compatible with a wide range of POS systems and retail environments. We offer this printer with these standard interface options to ensure seamless integration into your existing setup.
How long does the battery last on the Zebra ZS300 sensor?
The Zebra ZS300 sensor provides 12 months of battery life under normal operating conditions, reducing maintenance overhead in large-scale temperature monitoring deployments. This extended battery life is particularly valuable for remote monitoring applications where frequent battery changes are impractical. Visit barcodesinc.com to explore our full range of Zebra sensors and accessories.
Is the Datalogic 95B062501 sensor suitable for humid warehouse environments?
Yes, the Datalogic 95B062501 is designed to operate in humid conditions with non-condensing humidity levels up to 95%, making it well-suited for warehouse and logistics facilities. The sensor's robust construction ensures reliable performance even in challenging environmental conditions typical of distribution centers and manufacturing floors.
How long does the battery last on the Zebra ZS300 sensor?
The Zebra ZS300 offers a 12-month battery life under normal operating conditions, reducing maintenance overhead and replacement frequency in your supply chain monitoring systems. This extended battery performance is particularly valuable for remote warehouse locations and continuous temperature tracking applications. We offer these sensors with reliable battery specifications backed by Zebra's quality standards.
What print resolution and width does the Zebra ZT411 offer?
The ZT411 prints at 203 dpi (dots per inch) resolution with a 4-inch print width, making it suitable for standard barcode labels, shipping labels, and variable data applications. This resolution and width combination is ideal for most warehouse, logistics, and retail labeling requirements.
What is the calibration specification for the ZS300 temperature sensor?
The Zebra ZS300 arrives factory-calibrated at 20°C (68°F), ensuring accurate temperature readings out of the box for your logistics and warehouse operations. This calibration standard is ideal for most ambient and controlled environment applications across NALA and EMEA regions. Visit barcodesinc.com to verify calibration requirements for your specific use case.
What is the sensing distance (range) of the Datalogic 95B062501 inductive sensor?
The Datalogic 95B062501 features an 8mm sensing distance, which is standard for inductive proximity sensors of this size class. This range is ideal for detecting metal objects in conveyor systems, automated sorting applications, and product identification workflows where precise, short-range detection is required.
What paper dimensions does the TM-H2000 receipt printer support?
The Epson TM-H2000 supports receipt paper with dimensions of 79.5 ± 0.5mm width by 83.0mm diameter (approximately 3.13 ± 0.02 inches by 3.27 inches diameter). The printer can handle paper thickness ranging from 0.09 to 0.22mm for the endorsement station.
Is the Zebra ZS300 sensor pre-calibrated, and what does that mean?
Yes, the Zebra ZS300 comes factory-calibrated at 5°C, meaning it has been tested and adjusted at the manufacturer to ensure accurate temperature readings at that reference point. This pre-calibration eliminates the need for field calibration in most applications and ensures consistent data quality across your monitoring network. We offer these calibrated sensors ready to deploy from our inventory.
Is the Zebra ZT411 suitable for industrial warehouse environments?
Yes, the ZT411 is designed as an industrial-grade thermal transfer printer built for demanding warehouse and logistics operations. Its robust construction, advanced registration capabilities, and ability to handle various media types make it reliable for high-volume labeling in challenging warehouse environments. We offer the ZT411 as a proven solution for industrial barcode printing applications.
How many Zebra ZS300 sensors come in each box?
The Zebra ZS300 is packaged with 10 units per box, allowing you to deploy multiple sensors across your warehouse, distribution center, or fleet operations efficiently. This bulk packaging reduces per-unit costs and simplifies inventory management for large-scale temperature monitoring deployments. We offer competitive pricing on these 10-unit boxes for enterprise logistics operations.
What regions and standards does the Zebra ZS300 support?
The Zebra ZS300 is certified for both NALA (North America and Latin America) and EMEA (Europe, Middle East, and Africa) regions, ensuring compliance with local regulatory requirements and standards in these markets. This dual-region certification makes it suitable for multinational supply chains and global logistics operations. Contact us today to verify compatibility with your specific geographic requirements.
How does the Datalogic 95B062501 connect to warehouse automation systems?
The Datalogic 95B062501 uses 3-wire NPN connectivity with a 2-meter cable, making it compatible with most industrial control systems and programmable logic controllers (PLCs) commonly found in warehouse management and AIDC applications. The NO (normally open) operating mode provides standard switching functionality for integration into your existing identification infrastructure.
What media types can the Zebra ZT411 print on?
The ZT411 is engineered to print on a variety of different label formats and media types, providing flexibility for diverse labeling needs. Whether you require standard paper labels, synthetic materials, or specialty substrates, the printer's versatile design accommodates multiple media options common in warehouse and shipping operations.
Can the TM-H2000 print barcodes and graphics?
Yes, the Epson TM-H2000 can print both one- and two-dimensional barcodes on receipts at the same high speed as text printing (up to 260mm/second). The printer prints both text and graphics at identical speeds, making it ideal for retailers who need barcode labels and promotional graphics on receipts.
What regions is the Zebra ZS300 sensor designed for?
The Zebra ZS300 is specifically designed and certified for NALA (North America, Latin America) and EMEA (Europe, Middle East, Africa) regions, ensuring compliance with local regulatory and frequency standards. If you operate across multiple geographic regions, contact us today to confirm compatibility with your specific deployment areas and regulatory requirements.
How many sensors come in each box, and what's the best way to deploy them?
Each box contains 10 Zebra ZS300 sensors, making bulk purchasing efficient for warehouse networks monitoring multiple locations or shipments simultaneously. The compact design and long battery life allow for flexible deployment across cold storage areas, shipping containers, and distribution centers without complex infrastructure. Our team can help you plan sensor placement strategies—visit barcodesinc.com or contact us today for deployment guidance.
Can I use the Datalogic 95B062501 sensor in high-ambient-light warehouse environments?
Yes, the Datalogic 95B062501 is an inductive proximity sensor that operates independently of ambient light conditions, making it ideal for warehouses with varying lighting or outdoor logistics areas. Unlike optical sensors, inductive sensors detect metal objects through electromagnetic principles, ensuring consistent performance regardless of light levels from 0 to 86,080 lux. Contact us today to discuss your specific warehouse lighting conditions and application requirements.
How does the side-loading supplies path improve usability?
The side-loading supplies path on the ZT411 makes media and ribbon loading simpler, faster, and more intuitive compared to traditional designs. Combined with color-coded media guides and lighted threading paths, operators can load supplies correctly even in poorly lit warehouse environments, reducing downtime and user errors. Contact us today to learn how this design improves operational efficiency for your facility.
What is the reliability and expected lifespan of the TM-H2000?
The Epson TM-H2000 offers an MTBF (Mean Time Between Failures) of 360,000 hours for the receipt station and 180,000 hours for the endorsement station. It delivers MCBF (Mean Characters Between Failures) of 96,000,000 lines for receipts and 65,000,000 lines for endorsements, with a franker life of 18,000 checks on the check processing module.