Acumulator pentru cititor coduri de bare Zebra BTRY-CS60EABHE-0B

The Zebra BTRY-CS60EABHE-0B is a Lithium Polymer (LiPo) rechargeable battery with a nominal capacity of 735 mAh, intended for use with compatible Zebra barcode readers. Supplied as a single white unit, the battery is designed to provide reliable power for handheld scanning devices, helping to maintain continuous operation in professional environments where uptime is important.

Advantages

This Lithium Polymer battery offers a balance of energy density and compact form, enabling longer runtime in a small package suitable for portable scanners. The 735 mAh capacity supports extended scanning sessions between charges, while the LiPo chemistry contributes to stable voltage output and reduced memory effect compared with older battery types. Being a purpose-made replacement cell for Zebra handheld devices, it preserves device ergonomics and fitment without the need for modifications.

Suitable for

• Field and warehouse barcode scanning where compact, lightweight power sources are required
• Retail point-of-sale and inventory tasks using compatible Zebra handheld scanners
• Mobile workforce applications requiring frequent, on-the-go device use

Key specifications

• Battery technology: Lithium Polymer (LiPo)
• Battery capacity: 735 mAh (nominal)
• Color: White
• Form factor: Compact pack sized for compatible Zebra handheld scanners
• Typical application: Portable barcode reader power source

How to use

Install the battery into the compatible Zebra barcode reader following the device manufacturer’s instructions: power down the device, remove the battery compartment cover, insert the battery with correct orientation, and secure the cover. Charge the device with the approved charger or docking station designed for the scanner model. Observe the device indicators to confirm charging and full charge status before extended use.

Recommendations

For best performance and longevity, use the battery within the device’s recommended temperature range, avoid deep discharge when possible, and store the battery partially charged if it will be unused for extended periods. Replace the battery if you notice significant capacity loss or physical damage, and dispose of depleted batteries according to local regulations for electronic waste.