Wearable scanner Zebra RS6100 SE55 1D/2D with extended battery, operating temperature -30 to 50°C

The Zebra RS6100 SE55 wearable scanner is a hands-free 1D/2D Bluetooth imager designed for industrial and warehouse environments. It uses the SE5500 imaging engine and includes a trigger for controlled scans. The package contains an extended 735 mAh battery; a charging cradle is available separately. The device is rated for operation in a wide temperature range from -30°C to +50°C and is intended for mounting on the wrist or hand to streamline repetitive scanning tasks.

Advantages

The wearable form factor enables hands-free scanning to increase throughput and reduce worker fatigue. Bluetooth connectivity allows wireless communication with host devices while the SE5500 imager decodes both 1D and 2D barcodes. The included extended 735 mAh battery supports longer shifts in demanding environments, and the device’s wide operating temperature range ensures reliable performance in extreme cold or heat.

Suitable for

• Warehouse picking and packing
• Inventory management and cycle counting
• Cold storage and refrigerated environments
• Industrial production lines and logistics

Key specifications

• Scan engine: SE5500 2D imager
• Barcode types: 1D and 2D
• Connectivity: Bluetooth wireless
• Trigger: integrated trigger for manual activation
• Battery: extended 735 mAh (included)
• Operating temperature: -30 °C to +50 °C
• Mounting: wearable (wrist or hand)

How to use

Mount the scanner on the wrist or hand according to the supplied mounting instructions. Pair the scanner with a Bluetooth-capable host device following standard Bluetooth pairing procedures. Use the trigger to activate the imager and scan barcodes; ensure the barcode is within the scanner’s field of view and move the scanner steadily until the device confirms a successful read. Replace or recharge the extended battery as needed; use the separately sold charging cradle for convenient recharging if available.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation in cold storage, keep spare charged batteries on hand and perform pairing and configuration at moderate temperatures before moving into extreme environments. Follow Zebra’s maintenance guidelines for cleaning the imager window and inspect mounting straps regularly for wear.