Datalogic PowerScan 9600 RFID, UHF (865 MHz - 868 MHz), BT, 2D, SR, RFID, BT, multi-IF, USB, RB, black, blue

Datalogic PowerScan 9600 RFID – one cordless scanner for barcodes and RFID

When your warehouse or shop floor requires reading both barcodes and RFID tags, a standard scanner leaves you carrying two separate devices. The PowerScan 9600 RFID puts a 2D imaging scanner and a UHF RFID antenna into the same unit — one device handles both jobs, and your team moves freely without switching tools.

Cordless from the start

The Bluetooth connection keeps you linked to your POS or warehouse management system whether you're working the aisles, the loading bay, or the stockroom. When the battery runs low, swap it out and carry on — the included charging and transmitter cradle has the next battery ready for the following shift.

Built to take daily punishment

IP65 and IP67 ratings mean dust simply does not get in, and the scanner survives brief accidental immersion. In a working warehouse or workshop environment, that's a meaningful difference from office-grade readers: you spend less time worrying about the hardware and more time on the job.

Connects to the systems you already use

Multi-interface support covers both RS232 and USB, so the PowerScan 9600 RFID fits most existing POS and inventory systems without needing extra adapters. A USB cable is included in the box — you can be up and running the same day it arrives.

What's in the box

• ·USB cable
• ·Power supply unit and power cable (EU plug)
• ·Charging and transmitter cradle
• ·3,350 mAh removable battery

Technical overview

| Specification | Detail | |---|---| | Scan engine | 2D imager (standard range) + UHF RFID | | RFID frequency | 865–868 MHz | | Connectivity | Bluetooth, multi-interface (RS232, USB) | | Protection rating | IP65, IP67 | | Battery | 3,350 mAh, removable | | Warranty | 36 months | | Country of origin | Vietnam | | Colour | Black / blue |

Who is this for?

The PowerScan 9600 RFID is designed for businesses where scanning happens constantly and the hardware needs to keep up. Typical environments include warehouses, wholesale operations, production halls, and retail stores tracking goods with RFID labels. If your operation already uses both traditional barcodes and RFID-based logistics, this scanner brings them into a single workflow.