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Honeywell Granit 1990i Ultra-Rugged Industrial Barcode Scanner - 9.8ft Drop, IP67, -22°F to 122°F

Delivery Time: 0-3 days

Brand Honeywell

Model Number 1990i

UPC

Manufacture Warranty 2 Years

EpicRise Warranty 1 Year

Product Highlights

• Industry-leading 10ft drop spec and 7,000 tumble durability with IP67 sealing ensures maximum uptime in harsh environments

• Wide temperature range -30°C to 50°C (-22°F to 122°F) operates reliably in freezers and hot warehouse floors

• Advanced imaging platform scans damaged and poor-quality barcodes that slow down operations, eliminating process bottlenecks

• Three range options: Standard (1990iSR), FlexRange 10m (1990iXR), Extended 24m (1990iXLR) for diverse workflow needs

• 1280x800 pixel sensor with 177 in/s motion tolerance reads 1D/2D barcodes, PDF417, QR codes, and OCR in low-light conditions

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The Honeywell Granit XP 1990i series redefines ultra-rugged scanning for demanding industrial environments. Built to withstand harsh handling including 3-meter drops, 7,000 one-meter tumbles, and extreme temperatures from -30°C to 50°C, this scanner ensures maximum productivity and uptime while delivering the lowest total cost of ownership. Its IP67 dust and moisture sealing protects scanning performance from environmental hazards that would disable lesser devices.

Based on Honeywell's next-generation imaging platform, the Granit 1990i delivers exceptional scanning performance even on damaged and low-quality barcodes that commonly appear in warehouse and industrial spaces. The high-resolution 1280x800 pixel sensor combined with enhanced decoding algorithms ensures challenging labels don't create bottlenecks in your processes. Available in three range configurations (Standard, FlexRange, Extended Long Range), the 1990i adapts to workflows from close-contact scanning to reading codes on top warehouse shelves up to 24 meters away.

Enterprise IT managers benefit from simplified fleet management through Honeywell Scanner Management Utility (SMU), which automates deployment and updates across your environment. The replaceable cable design with single-screw release minimizes downtime, while multiple interface options (USB, RS232, Keyboard Wedge) ensure seamless integration with existing systems.

Best For

The Granit 1990i series is engineered for operations where high-speed scanning, uncompromising durability, and maximum productivity are mission-critical:

- Warehouse and Distribution Centers: Handle high-volume scanning from receiving docks to top-shelf inventory management with FlexRange and Extended Long Range models

- Cold Chain Logistics: Operate reliably in freezer storage environments down to -22°F with full scanning functionality

- Manufacturing Facilities: Withstand heavy impacts and environmental contaminants on production floors while maintaining consistent read rates

- Loading Dock Operations: Scan codes at variable distances as shipments move through intake and dispatch workflows

- Forklift and Picking Cart Operations: Mount securely on mobile equipment to capture codes from close range to warehouse ceiling height

Key Features

- Extreme Durability Specifications: Survives 50 drops from 2m at -30°C to 50°C, 20 drops from 2.4m, and 3m drops per MIL-STD-810G; 7,000 one-meter tumbles simulate years of daily impacts

- IP67 Environmental Sealing: Complete protection against dust ingress and water immersion; recessed scratch-resistant scan window prevents premature failure

- Three Range Options: 1990iSR for standard near-field operations; 1990iXR FlexRange reads UPC to 1.5m and 100mil codes to 10m; 1990iXLR Extended Long Range scans UPC to 2m and 100mil codes to 24m

- Advanced Imaging Technology: 1280x800 pixel array with motion tolerance up to 4500mm/s (177 in/s) captures 1D/2D barcodes, PDF417, Data Matrix, QR codes, Digimarc, and OCR

- Damaged Code Performance: Enhanced decoding algorithms read poor-quality labels from low-quality printing or handling damage that cause bottlenecks with standard scanners

- Full Temperature Range Operation: Functions continuously from -30°C to 50°C (-22°F to 122°F) without performance degradation in freezers or hot environments

- User Feedback System: Adjustable tone/volume beeper, good decode LED, and adjustable vibration confirm successful scans in noisy industrial settings

- Replaceable Cable Design: Single screw releases cable for quick field replacement, minimizing downtime and repair costs

Quick Specs

Model Variants	1990iSR (Standard Range), 1990iXR (FlexRange), 1990iXLR (Extended Long Range)
Imaging Sensor	1280 x 800 pixel area imager
Scan Angle	Horizontal: 40°, Vertical: 30°
Motion Tolerance	Up to 4500 mm/s (177 in/s)
Symbologies	1D/2D barcodes, PDF417, Data Matrix, QR codes, Digimarc, OCR
Drop Specification	3m (10 ft) per MIL-STD-810G; 2.4m (8 ft) 20 drops; 2m (6.5 ft) 50 drops at -30°C to 50°C
Tumble Specification	7,000 cycles at 1.0m (3.3 ft)
Operating Temperature	-30°C to 50°C (-22°F to 122°F) for wired models
Storage Temperature	-40°C to 70°C (-40°F to 158°F)
Humidity	Up to 95% relative humidity (non-condensing)
IP Rating	IP65 / IP67 dust and moisture sealing
Dimensions (L x W x H)	192mm x 76mm x 100mm (7.6 in x 3.0 in x 3.9 in)
Weight (Wired)	320g (11.3 oz)
Interfaces	USB, Keyboard Wedge, RS232 TTL
Power	5V host-powered
User Indicators	Good decode LED, adjustable beeper (tone/volume), adjustable vibration
Cable Design	Replaceable via single screw release (wired models)
Management Software	Honeywell Scanner Management Utility (SMU), Operational Intelligence platform integration

What's Included

- Granit 1990i Scanner (model variant: 1990iSR-3, 1990iXR-3, or 1990iXLR-3)

- USB Type A 3-meter straight cable (CBL-500-300-S00) for USB kits, or RS232 cable 5V DB9 female 3-meter coiled cable (CBL-020-300-C00) for RS232 kits

- Quick Start Guide

- Regulatory documentation

Product Details
Color	Black
Scanner Interface	USB, Keyboard wedge, Serial
Barcode Supported	1D, 2D
Power Source	USB, Battery-powered

What is the difference between the 1990iSR, 1990iXR, and 1990iXLR models?

The three models differ in scanning range capabilities. The 1990iSR is the Standard Range model for normal near-field 1D and 2D barcode scanning. The 1990iXR FlexRange model extends scanning from near-field to reading UPC codes up to 1.5 meters (5 feet) and 100mil codes up to 10 meters (33 feet). The 1990iXLR Extended Long Range model provides full-range scanning depth, reading UPC codes up to 2 meters (6.6 feet) and 100mil codes up to 24 meters (79 feet), ideal for scanning warehouse top shelves.

Can the Granit 1990i operate in freezer environments?

Yes, the 1990i is specifically designed for cold chain operations with an operating temperature range of -30°C to 50°C (-22°F to 122°F). It functions reliably in freezer storage environments while maintaining full scanning performance. The wide temperature range also allows it to operate on hot warehouse floors without degradation.

How does the 1990i handle damaged or poor-quality barcodes?

The Granit 1990i is built on Honeywell's next-generation imaging platform with a high-resolution 1280x800 pixel sensor and enhanced decoding algorithms. This advanced technology ensures that damaged labels from low-quality printing or handling damage during warehouse operations don't create bottlenecks in your processes. It delivers fast, accurate reads even on challenging barcodes that would slow down or fail with standard scanners.

What makes the 1990i more durable than other industrial scanners?

The Granit 1990i has industry-leading durability specifications: it survives 50 drops from 2 meters across the full temperature range (-30°C to 50°C), 20 drops from 2.4 meters, and 3-meter drops per MIL-STD-810G standard. It also withstands 7,000 one-meter tumbles simulating years of daily impacts from workbench or waist height. IP67 sealing provides complete dust and moisture protection, and the recessed scratch-resistant scan window prevents premature failure during heavy use.

Can I replace the cable if it gets damaged?

Yes, the wired 1990i models feature a user-replaceable cable design. A single screw releases the cable for quick field replacement, minimizing downtime and reducing service costs. This design allows you to replace damaged cables without sending the entire unit for repair.

What barcode types can the 1990i read?

The 1990i reads all common 1D and 2D barcode symbologies including PDF417, Data Matrix, QR codes, Digimarc, and OCR characters. Its 1280x800 pixel sensor with motion tolerance up to 177 inches per second captures codes reliably even in motion and low-light conditions.

How do I manage multiple 1990i scanners across my facility?

The 1990i integrates with Honeywell Scanner Management Utility (SMU) and Operational Intelligence platform for centralized fleet management. SMU automates scanner deployment and updates across your environment, providing real-time diagnostics, remote configuration, and full-fleet updates. This significantly reduces IT overhead for managing large scanner deployments.

What interface options are available for connecting the 1990i?

The 1990i supports USB, RS232 TTL, and Keyboard Wedge interfaces for flexible integration with existing enterprise systems. USB models are host-powered at 5V. For RS232 configurations, a separate power supply is required (not included with RS232 cable kits).

Does the 1990i provide scan confirmation feedback in noisy environments?

Yes, the 1990i includes multiple user feedback mechanisms: a good decode LED, an adjustable beeper with customizable tone and volume, and adjustable vibration feedback. These multiple indicators ensure operators receive clear scan confirmation even in loud industrial or warehouse environments where audio alone may not be sufficient.

What is the typical total cost of ownership compared to standard industrial scanners?

While specific TCO figures depend on your operational environment, the Granit 1990i is designed to deliver lower total cost of ownership through exceptional durability that reduces replacement frequency, replaceable cable design that minimizes repair costs, and wide temperature range operation that eliminates the need for specialized equipment in extreme environments. The ability to scan damaged codes also reduces operational delays and re-work costs. Official TCO analysis data should be requested from Honeywell or your authorized distributor for environment-specific calculations.