Continuing the legacy of barcode technology, Honeywell's Xenon Ultra helps to ensure clinicians are delivering fast, accurate and reliable patient care.

The Xenon Ultra 1962h incorporates Honeywell's next generation of scanning capability- allowing patient care to stay top priority for clinicians, helping improve retention of employees and helping lower the total cost of ownership for hospitals.

Developed with the healthcare environment in mind, the Xenon Ultra offers an improved design which reduces the amount of nooks or crannies, helping to limit areas where germs could linger and hide.

Freedom of movement around patients, family members, and expensive equipment - particularly in congested patient rooms or ICUs - is a continued challenge for today's clinician. As more and more technology is packed into the modern-day patient room, free space comes at a premium. The Xenon Ultra 1962h scanner takes up minimal space, can be mounted or stored in a variety of different places, ensuring nurses' focus is on patient safety and comfort. One scanner can now accept multiple power sources. Available with a battery-free supercapacitor or standard lithium-ion battery, both power options are also available in contactless orientations.

The battery-free technology runs on supercapacitors versus a battery and is capable of achieving a full charge in less than four minutes via the USB Port (under 60 seconds when using a powered USB port or external wall adapter). The Xenon Ultra 1962h scanner typically provides at least 450 scans of UPC/EAN Codes without recharging. This makes the scanner ideal for scanning applications at the bedside such as medicines administration or specimen collection.

FEATURES AND BENEFITS:

• In addition to a green-dot aimer to visibly enhance targeting and improve scan accuracy, the newly engineered and innovative scan platform empowers snappy scanning operations.
• The Xenon Ultra 1962 battery and battery-free are available in a premium contactless version, helping reduce the number of failed devices due to corrosion.
• Supercapacitors hold their charge for hours when fully charged. So operators who forget to place their scanner in the charger prior to break may not impact operations upon return.
• The Xenon Ultra 1962 scanner can accept a lithium-ion battery or a battery-free supercapacitor, allowing enterprises to have mixed device pools and flexibility in their fleets.
• Multiple operating modes are available to help ensure maximum patient comfort while maintaining clinician productivity, such as Patient Do-Not Disturb, Vibration, and Scan Lamp