Printronix SmartLine RFID Label Printer S52X4-3100-010 SL5204r
Manufacturer: Printronix
Mfg Number: S52X4-3100-010
SKU:
Model: SL5204r
Condition:
New
Specifications
| Product Type | Thermal Transfer Printer |
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| Product Series | SL5000r |
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| Brand Name | Printronix |
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| Manufacturer | Printronix, Inc |
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| Product Model | SL5204r |
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| Product Name | SmartLine SL5204r RFID Label Printer |
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| Product Line | SmartLine |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | S52X4-3100-010 |
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| Manufacturer Website Address | http://www.printronix.com |
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| Maximum Mono Print Speed | 10 in/s |
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| Print Color Capability | Monochrome |
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| Maximum Print Resolution | 203 dpi |
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| Maximum Print Width | 4.10" |
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| Recommended Use | RFID Label Print |
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| Green Compliant | Yes |
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| Green Compliance Certificate/Authority | ENERGY STAR |
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| Platform Supported | PC |
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| Ethernet | Yes |
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| Ethernet Technology | Fast Ethernet |
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| USB | Yes |
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| Serial Port | Yes |
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| Parallel Port | Yes |
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| Maximum Label Width | 4.50" |
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| Media Type | Roll FedFanfoldTagTicketFilmSynthetic MediaRFID LabelThermal Transfer LabelDirect Thermal Label |
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| Media Thickness | 10 mil |
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| Height | 13" |
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| Width | 11.7" |
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| Depth | 20.5" |
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| Form Factor | Desktop |
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| Weight (Approximate) | 38 lb |
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| Input Voltage | 110 V AC220 V AC |
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| Limited Warranty | 1 Year |
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| Standard Memory | 64 MB |
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Description
The SL5000r MP2 is the next generation family of RFID printers delivering Class 1 Gen 2 UHF RFID encoding designed to EPCglobal specifications. Designed for demanding duty cycles and environments, these printers feature EPCglobal Certified smart encoding technology and address a wide range of applications and global frequency requirements. The SL5000r comes in both a 4-inch and 6-inch model. (Products that earn the ENERGY STAR prevent greenhouse gas emissions by meeting strict energy efficiency guidelines set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Department of Energy.)
