Honeywell Granit 1990i Ultra-Rugged Barcode Scanner
Industrial barcode scanning built for demanding environments. The Honeywell Granit 1990i is an ultra-rugged corded 1D and 2D barcode scanner designed for warehouses, manufacturing facilities, logistics operations and industrial workplaces.
Part of Honeywell's Granit XP family, the 1990i combines advanced imaging technology with a highly durable housing to support reliable barcode capture in challenging working conditions.
From product identification and goods receiving to damaged labels, inventory management and production tracking, the Granit 1990i helps businesses maintain efficient scanning workflows in demanding environments.
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Key Features of the Honeywell Granit 1990i
Ultra-Rugged Construction
Designed for demanding industrial environments, with a reinforced housing built to withstand frequent drops, impacts and rough handling.
Advanced 1D & 2D Scanning
Read linear and 2D barcode formats, including QR Code, Data Matrix and PDF417, from printed labels and industrial packaging.
IP67 Environmental Sealing
Protected against dust ingress and temporary immersion in water under specified test conditions, making it suitable for challenging workplaces.
High-Performance Barcode Capture
Designed to capture damaged, dirty, poorly printed and low-quality barcodes commonly encountered in industrial operations.
Industrial Drop Resistance
Engineered to withstand repeated drops from heights of up to 3 metres onto concrete under specified conditions.
Reliable Corded Connectivity
Connect to compatible industrial workstations and host systems without requiring wireless pairing or battery charging.
Where Can the Honeywell Granit 1990i Be Used?
The Honeywell Granit XP 1990i is designed for industrial workplaces where ordinary barcode scanners may struggle with dust, moisture, repeated impacts and damaged labels. Its rugged construction makes it particularly suitable for demanding scanning operations.
Warehousing & Distribution
Scan carton labels, pallet identification codes and inventory barcodes during goods receiving, stock movements, order picking and dispatch.
Manufacturing & Production
Capture component identification, work-in-progress barcodes, production batch information and finished goods labels on factory floors.
Logistics & Goods Handling
Read shipping labels, consignment references and package identification codes at loading bays, sorting stations and dispatch areas.
Cold Stores & Refrigerated Facilities
Support barcode scanning in cold industrial environments. The Granit XP 1990iSR is rated for operation down to -30°C, although the complete installation must be suitable for the conditions.
Industrial Workshops
Track tools, spare parts, materials and equipment using barcodes in workshops, maintenance departments and engineering facilities.
Outdoor & Loading Operations
Scan identification labels in exposed loading areas and industrial environments where equipment may encounter dust, dirt and moisture.
Why Choose the Honeywell Granit XP 1990i?
Industrial barcode scanners need to do more than read codes. They must continue operating when subjected to rough handling, difficult working conditions and demanding daily workloads.
Exceptional Durability
Designed to withstand repeated impacts and drops, helping reduce equipment downtime and replacement costs.
Dust & Water Protection
IP67 environmental sealing provides protection against dust ingress and temporary water immersion under specified test conditions.
Reliable Damaged Barcode Capture
Advanced imaging technology helps read scratched, dirty, faded and poorly printed barcodes commonly encountered in industrial operations.
Cold Environment Operation
The standard-range 1990iSR supports operation from -30°C to 50°C, making it suitable for a variety of industrial temperature conditions.
No Scanner Battery Management
Corded connectivity removes the need to charge or replace scanner batteries at fixed industrial workstations.
Industrial Scanner Management
Honeywell's Scanner Management Utility supports configuration, deployment and maintenance across compatible devices.
Honeywell Granit 1990i vs Granit 1991i
Both scanners belong to Honeywell's ultra-rugged Granit XP family. The main difference is connectivity: the 1990i is corded, while the 1991i provides cordless Bluetooth operation.
| Feature |
Granit 1990i |
Granit 1991i |
| Connectivity |
Corded |
Bluetooth cordless |
| Barcode Support |
1D and 2D |
1D and 2D |
| Scanner Family |
Granit XP |
Granit XP |
| Power |
Compatible host connection |
Rechargeable battery |
| Environmental Protection |
IP65 / IP67 |
IP65 / IP67 |
| Drop Resistance |
Up to 3 m under specified test conditions |
Up to 3 m under specified test conditions |
| Scanning Range |
Depends on SR, XR or other configuration |
Depends on SR, XR or XLR configuration |
| Typical Applications |
Fixed industrial workstations |
Mobile industrial scanning |
| Battery Charging |
Not required |
Required |
Which Granit Scanner Should You Choose?
Choose the Granit 1990i for fixed workstations, packing benches, manufacturing stations and goods receiving areas where a reliable corded scanner is preferred.
Choose the Granit 1991i when operators need to move around pallets, warehouse aisles, loading bays or large items without being restricted by a cable.
Both families include different scanning-range configurations. If you need to scan barcodes from a distance, check the exact SR, XR or XLR model before ordering.
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Honeywell Granit XP 1990i Technical Specifications
The Honeywell Granit XP 1990i is available in different scanning-range configurations. The specifications below relate to the corded 1990iSR Standard Range model. Always check the exact SKU before ordering.
| Specification | Details |
| Scanner Type | Ultra-rugged corded 1D/2D area imager |
| Scanner Family | Honeywell Granit XP 1990i |
| Scanning Configuration | Standard Range (1990iSR) |
| Image Sensor | 1280 x 800 pixels |
| Host Interfaces | USB, Keyboard Wedge, RS-232 TTL |
| Barcode Support | 1D, 2D, PDF417, QR Code, Data Matrix and other supported symbologies |
| Dimensions | 192 x 76 x 100 mm |
| Weight | 320 g |
| Operating Temperature | -30°C to 50°C with appropriate industrial-grade cable |
| Storage Temperature | -40°C to 70°C |
| Environmental Sealing | IP65 and IP67 |
| Drop Resistance | 3 m MIL-STD-810G test at 25°C; additional repeated-drop ratings apply |
| Tumble Resistance | 7,000 tumbles from 1 m |
| Motion Tolerance | Up to 4,500 mm/s |
| Minimum Print Contrast | 20% reflectance difference |
| User Feedback | LED indicators, audible beeper and vibration |
| Manufacturer Warranty | 3-year factory warranty |
Honeywell Granit 1990i Frequently Asked Questions
Can the Honeywell Granit 1990i scan QR codes?
Yes. The Granit XP 1990i supports 1D and 2D barcode formats, including QR Code, Data Matrix and PDF417.
Is the Honeywell Granit 1990i wireless?
No. The Granit 1990i is a corded industrial barcode scanner. For cordless operation, consider the Honeywell Granit 1991i.
Is the Granit 1990i waterproof?
The scanner has IP65 and IP67 environmental sealing. IP67 provides protection against temporary water immersion under specified test conditions. It is not designed for unlimited underwater operation.
Can the Granit 1990i be used in cold stores?
Yes. The 1990iSR is rated for operation down to -30°C when used with the appropriate industrial-grade cable. Check the full installation requirements before deploying equipment in cold storage environments.
Can it scan damaged or dirty barcodes?
Yes. The Granit XP 1990i is designed to read challenging industrial barcodes, including some damaged, scratched, dirty and poorly printed labels. Successful decoding depends on barcode condition.
Can the Granit 1990i scan barcodes from a distance?
Scanning distance depends on the specific Granit 1990i configuration and barcode characteristics. The 1990iSR is intended for standard-range scanning. Other Granit XP models offer extended-range capabilities.
What is the difference between the Granit 1990i and 1991i?
The 1990i is corded, while the 1991i uses Bluetooth wireless communication and a rechargeable battery. Both are designed for demanding industrial scanning applications.
Does the Granit 1990i require charging?
No. The 1990i is a corded scanner powered through a compatible host connection, so there is no scanner battery to recharge.
Is the Granit 1990i suitable for warehouse operations?
Yes. It is designed for warehouses, distribution centres, manufacturing facilities and logistics environments where durability and reliable barcode capture are essential.
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