Honeywell RT10 Rugged Tablet Features
The Honeywell RT10 rugged tablet is designed for rapid user adoption, minimized TCO and optimized device management. Whether you're a supervisor or a shop floor employee, a manager or a maintenance worker, the RT10 is ready to fit into your daily workflow.
- Vehicle docks for forklift mounting, desk docks for of ce use, hand or shoulder straps for keeping your tablet at your side – the RT10 has a full suite of accessories for many different work flows.
- Stay connected with eld employees with the RT10 and Smart Talk. Connect eld workers with subject matter experts using secure PTT, text, voice and video communications.
- Powerful barcode scan capabilities including near, mid and far range scans with instantaneous autofocus.
- Rugged construction withstands 1.2 m (4 ft) drops to concrete using MIL-STD 810G standards, and has an IP65 rating against dust and water.
Keeping workers and managers connected and providing them with the data and functionality they need, when they need it, is crucial to every business. To enable this, you need mobile devices that not only fit your workflow, but also your workforce. If workers don’t use a device, the benefits of connectivity, data capture and productivity are never achieved. With its 10.1-inch bright, high-resolution, optically bonded display and a light yet durable form factor, the Honeywell RT10W rugged tablet is easy to use all day long, making it perfect for rapid user adoption. For data capture, the FlexRange™ dual-lens imager is capable of scans less than 0.1 m (5 in) all the way out to 10.7 m (35 ft), so users can easily capture barcodes from across the room without having to waste time getting close enough for a scan. In addition to flexibility and ease of use, mobile devices must also deliver minimized TCO by being durable and optimized for productivity. With its rugged drop specification and IP65 rating, the RT10W is built to last, and its hotswappable battery packs can save you the hours of downtime that can occur when a device loses its charge.
