Discover the APG Series 100 Cash Drawer, a hallmark of superior quality and durability. Designed with a narrow footprint, this robust cash drawer optimizes your counter space while providing a deep under-till compartment for efficient storage of coin rolls and currency. Built to withstand the rigors of the busiest environments, it features heavy-duty steel ball bearing slides and a reliable latch mechanism, tested to over 4 million cycles. With customizable size, color, and configuration options, the Series 100 is the go-to choice for businesses seeking both functionality and style.
Key Features
Adjustable Media Divider: Easily snaps in and out for customizable organization.
Narrow Footprint: Space-saving design with heavy-duty slides tucked under the till.
MultiPRO® Interface: Compatible with most POS platforms.
Heavy Duty Latch Mechanism: Ensures consistent and secure operation.
Four-Function Lock: Offers multiple security levels for added peace of mind.
Injection-Molded Inner Drawer: Features configurable compartments for efficient storage.
Specifications
Dimensions:
Model 1616: 16.0 x 16.7 x 4.9 inches (406 x 424 x 125 mm)
Model 16195: 16.0 x 19.5 x 4.9 inches (406 x 495 x 125 mm)
Till Style: Standard 5 x 5 Till
Color Options: Black Front/Black Case, Cloud White Front/Cloud White Case
Durability: Tested to 4 million operations
Warranty: Five (5) year limited warranty on electrical and mechanical components
APG T554-BL1616 Cash Drawer Overview
Small in size, the APG 00 cash drawer does not compromise efficiency. It actually improves upon it, increasing the effectiveness of your workstation. Designed around a full size till, the narrow footprint of the 100 minimizes the amount of counter space required. There is ample storage in a deep under-till compartment, to hold coin rolls and packaged currency. An adjustable media slot divider separates and organizes different media types.
It includes Zebra’s SE4100 1D/2D imager with PRZM Intelligent Imaging for fast, accurate scanning of even damaged or poorly printed barcodes. Optional configurations include a 13 MP rear camera.
What industries commonly use the ZT421?
The ZT421 is ideal for manufacturing, transportation and logistics, healthcare, and retail applications, including work-in-process labeling, shipping/receiving, lab specimen tracking, and pharmacy labeling.
How user-friendly is the ZT421 for operators?
It features a 4.3-inch full-color touchscreen with an intuitive icon-based menu, lighted side-loading supply paths, and status LEDs—making printer setup and operation simple and efficient.
Can the ZT421 handle RFID label printing?
Yes, the ZT421 supports RFID encoding with field-upgradable UHF RFID modules and Zebra’s Adaptive Encoding Technology, allowing accurate printing and encoding on standard and on-metal RFID tags.
What are the print resolution and speed capabilities?
The ZT421 supports 203 dpi and 300 dpi resolutions and prints at up to 12 inches per second (ips), ensuring fast, high-quality label production even in demanding operations.
What connectivity options does the ZT421 support?
It includes standard connectivity such as USB, Serial, Ethernet, Bluetooth 4.1, and dual USB Host ports. Optional wireless connectivity includes dual-band Wi-Fi (802.11ac) and Bluetooth via internal cards.
What are the key features of the Zebra ZT421?
The ZT421 offers high-performance thermal transfer and direct thermal printing with a large 6.6" maximum print width, color touchscreen interface, and rugged metal construction for industrial environments.
What software tools are available for managing the ZT411?
The ZT411 is powered by Zebra's Link-OS and Print DNA software suite, including tools for remote printer management, integration with MDM systems, and PrintSecure for network security.
What types and sizes of labels can the ZT411 print?
The ZT411 supports a maximum print width of 4.09 inches and media widths from 1 to 4.5 inches, compatible with continuous, die-cut, notch, and black-mark media types.
How easy is the ZT411 to use and maintain?
It features a 4.3-inch color touch display, intuitive icon-based menu, side-loading supplies path, lighted media/ribbon paths, and color-coded indicators for status and troubleshooting.
Is the ZT411 compatible with RFID labels?
Yes, the ZT411 offers optional UHF RFID encoding, including Zebra’s exclusive on-metal RFID solution—ideal for tagging metal containers and industrial assets.
What are the connectivity options available on the ZT411?
It comes standard with USB, Serial, Ethernet, dual USB Host, and Bluetooth 4.1. Optional upgrades include dual-band Wi-Fi (802.11ac), parallel ports, and applicator interfaces.
What print methods and resolutions does the ZT411 support?
The ZT411 supports both direct thermal and thermal transfer printing with resolutions of 203 dpi, 300 dpi, and an optional 600 dpi for high-resolution label applications.
What are Zebra Mobility DNA tools and how do they help?
Zebra’s Mobility DNA includes tools like DataWedge, StageNow, Device Diagnostics, and Enterprise Home Screen. These simplify deployment, scanning, device management, and enhance security out of the box. An optional Enterprise License adds even more advanced features.
Can the MC2200 be adapted for intensive scanning tasks?
Yes. The MC2200 supports a snap-on trigger handle accessory that converts it into a gun-style scanner—ideal for high-volume scanning applications without compromising ergonomics or scan speed.
What type of users is the Zebra EC50 designed for?
The EC50 is ideal for frontline and mobile workers in retail, hospitality, healthcare (ancillary services), and field mobility. It's designed to be individually assigned, providing smartphone-style usability with enterprise-grade features for enhanced personal productivity.
How rugged is the MC2200?
The MC2200 is IP65 sealed, drop-tested to 5 ft. on concrete, and built with Gorilla Glass on the display and scanner window for maximum durability. It also meets MIL-STD 810G and supports frequent disinfecting.
What is the difference between the MC2200 and the MC2700?
The MC2200 is a Wi-Fi only model designed for indoor use, while the MC2700 includes cellular (WWAN) connectivity, GPS, and is suited for both indoor and outdoor/mobile field environments.
What environments is the Zebra MC2200 designed for?
The MC2200 is ideal for indoor workers in retail, manufacturing, warehousing, logistics, and field service operations. It provides reliable performance for tasks like inventory management, order picking, returns processing, and asset tracking.
Is the EC55 suitable for push-to-talk (PTT) and voice over Wi-Fi?
Yes. With Workforce Connect PTT Express or Pro, the EC55 supports instant push-to-talk communication. It can also function as a PBX handset with Workforce Connect Voice, providing full telephony features over Wi-Fi or cellular networks.
What operating system and software tools are included?
The EC55 runs on Android 10, upgradeable to Android 12, and comes with Zebra’s Mobility DNA tools, including DataWedge, Enterprise Home Screen, StageNow, and LifeGuard for Android for extended security updates.
How rugged is the EC55 compared to a typical smartphone?
The EC55 meets MIL-STD-810G standards, has IP67 sealing, and features Corning Gorilla Glass on both the display and scanner window. It can survive drops, tumbles, and daily disinfecting—making it far more durable than consumer smartphones.
What scanning and imaging capabilities does the EC55 offer?
It features an optional SE4100 1D/2D imager for barcode scanning and a 13 MP rear camera for documentation. A 5 MP front-facing camera supports video calls, ideal for remote assistance or collaboration.
Can the EC55 replace both a smartphone and a workstation?
Yes. The EC55 combines smartphone-style usability with enterprise durability. It also supports Workstation Connect, which allows it to function as a desktop workstation when docked, with monitor, keyboard, and mouse support.
What is the key difference between the EC55 and EC50?
The EC55 includes WWAN (cellular) connectivity and GPS, allowing field-based workers to stay connected anywhere. In contrast, the EC50 is Wi-Fi only and best suited for indoor environments like retail floors or healthcare facilities.
What is Zebra Mobility DNA and how does it benefit the EC50?
Mobility DNA is Zebra’s suite of software tools that enhance device security, deployment, scanning, and management. Tools like DataWedge, StageNow, and LifeGuard for Android ensure easier integration, remote updates, and long-term OS support.
Can the EC50 replace a traditional workstation or radio device?
Yes. Using accessories like the Workstation Connect cradle, the EC50 can transform into a desktop setup. It also supports Workforce Connect PTT Express and Voice, enabling two-way radio and PBX functionality over Wi-Fi networks.
What are the scanning and imaging options on the EC50?
The EC50 includes an optional SE4100 1D/2D scanner for fast and reliable barcode capture, and a 13 MP rear camera for high-resolution photos (e.g., proof of delivery or damage). A 5 MP front camera supports video calls and conferencing.
How durable is the EC50 for daily enterprise use?
Despite its smartphone look, the EC50 is IP67 sealed, drop-tested to MIL-STD-810G standards, and protected with Corning Gorilla Glass on the touchpanel and scanner window. It can survive harsh environments and frequent cleaning.
What are the main differences between the EC50 and EC55?
The EC50 is Wi-Fi only, while the EC55 adds cellular (WWAN) connectivity and GPS. Both models share the same rugged design, scanning capabilities, and accessory ecosystem.
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The APG T554-BL1616 Cash Drawer is also known as
APG-T554-BL1616
or T554BL1616.
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