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Granit 1990iSR Ultra-Rugged Standard Range Scanner
A corded ultra-rugged 1D/2D scanner for workstations, receiving benches and production lines where scanners get dropped, knocked and taken into cold rooms, reading labels at arm's length.
Granit 1990iSR price in India: ask our team for today's competitive price. Share your requirement and budget, and we will help you choose the right configuration and send a written quotation with current pricing and delivery time.
Covered by the manufacturer's warranty. The warranty period, terms and conditions are as declared by Honeywell.
Corded scanning that takes 3 m drops, dust and water
The Granit 1990iSR (Granit XP 1990iSR on Honeywell's datasheet) is the corded, standard-range model of Honeywell's Granit XP 199Xi family. Honeywell names it as the replacement for several older industrial scanners, among them the 3800i, the 3820 and the SR61 Gen2, and it is the corded model to look at when a Granit 1910i needs replacing.
Built for falls, not just desks
Honeywell tests it to 3 m drops (MIL-STD-810G), 20 drops from 2.4 m, 50 drops from 2 m across -30 °C to 50 °C and 7,000 tumbles at 1 m. The scan window is small and deeply recessed, so a fall onto concrete is less likely to scratch or crack it.
Reads the labels other scanners reject
A 1280 × 800 area imager with motion tolerance up to 4,500 mm/s reads damaged, smudged and low-contrast 1D and 2D labels (down to a 20% reflectance difference), so operators do not stop to key in numbers by hand.
No battery to charge or replace
The scanner takes its power through the cable: 2.35 W (470 mA at 5 V DC) while scanning. There is no battery to wear out, no charging base to find a place for, and nothing to swap in the middle of a shift.
Works in cold rooms
Rated from -30 °C to 50 °C when fitted with Honeywell's industrial-grade cable, which is ordered separately. Sealed to IP65 and IP67 against dust and water.
Connects to the systems you already run
USB (as a keyboard or a serial port), keyboard wedge or RS-232 TTL, chosen by the cable. Allmark sets the scanner up for your ERP, MES or warehouse software and trains your team on site.
Managed as a fleet
Honeywell's Scanner Management Utility (SMU) pushes settings and firmware to many scanners at once, and Operational Intelligence reports how the scanners are being used.
Used in
Auto-component plants
Electronics manufacturing
Warehousing and 3PL
Cold storage
Aerospace and engineering
Packing and dispatch lines
For buyers in India
Using the Granit 1990iSR in India
These are the points buyers in India ask us about the Granit 1990iSR. Mention the ones that apply to you when you request a quote.
Rated to -30 °C in freezers with the industrial cable
For cold stores and freezers, order Honeywell's industrial-grade cable with the 1990iSR; with a standard cable the low-temperature rating does not apply. With that cable it is rated down to -30 °C, and Honeywell also lists scanner heaters for freezer work. Let the scanner warm up before it goes back into humid air outside.
Works to 50 °C; keep it out of direct sun
In summer, keep the 1990iSR out of direct sun and off hot machine covers. Honeywell rates it to work up to 50 °C.
Lock the cable fully to keep the IP65/IP67 seal
On a corded Granit like the 1990iSR, push the cable in fully and lock it with the plate, as Honeywell's quick start guide says. The cable joint is part of the seal. Under IEC 60529, IP65 covers water jets from any direction and IP67 covers immersion up to 1 m for 30 minutes. For monsoon docks and wash-down floors, Honeywell sells replacement cable O-rings for IP65/IP67 sealing.
Specifications
Honeywell Granit 1990iSR technical specifications
Honeywell Granit 1990iSR specifications
General
Form factor
Corded handheld, area imager, standard range (SR)
Scan distance
Standard range, 0 to 1 m class (Honeywell product page)
Decode capability
1D and 2D
User indicators
Good-decode LEDs, beeper (adjustable tone and volume), vibration (adjustable)
Covered by the manufacturer's warranty. The warranty period, terms and conditions are as declared by Honeywell.
Optional accessories
USB, RS-232 and keyboard wedge cables, coiled or straight
Industrial-grade cables for freezer temperatures
Scanner heaters for freezer environments
Rigid or flexible presentation stand
Wall-mount holder and holster
Vehicle mount holder and tool balancer
Power supply for cabled connections (where the host port does not power the scanner)
Tell us which port your PC or machine has (USB, RS-232 or keyboard wedge) so we quote the right cable. For cold rooms, ask for the industrial-grade cable; for fixed stations, a presentation stand.
Specifications from Honeywell's published documents, last checked 10 October 2026.
Makers can change specifications without notice; we confirm the exact model and configuration in your written quotation.
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More detail
More about the Honeywell Granit 1990iSR
Built to survive harsh treatment including 3 m (10 ft) drops, 7,000 1 m (3.3 ft) tumbles, operating temperatures from -30°C to 50°C (-22°F to 122°F) with Honeywell's industrial-grade cable, and IP65 and IP67 sealing, Granit XP reduces service costs and increases device uptime.
Honeywell says Granit provides "extreme performance scanning, even on damaged and low-quality barcodes", and that high-quality barcodes "scan and transmit faster than ever".
The SR model is ideally suited to normal, near-field scanning operations on 1D and 2D barcodes. For longer distances, refer to other models in the Granit family.
If your job differs from what the Granit 1990iSR is built for, these Honeywell models may fit it better:
Buyers who walk away from the workstation, where a cable gets caught, often look at the
Honeywell Granit 1991iSR (cordless, Bluetooth 4.2 up to 100 m, up to 50,000 scans per charge).
Buyers who read labels on high racks from the floor or a forklift often look at the
Honeywell Granit XP 1990iXLR (corded, 100 mil Code 39 up to 24 m).
Buyers who need IP68 sealing, 3 m drops or a longer-range version, often look at the
Honeywell Granit Ultra 2100i (four range versions, up to 30 m with the XLR).
What is the price of the Honeywell Granit 1990iSR in India?
The Granit 1990iSR price depends on the cable or accessories you need and the quantity. Ask our team for today's competitive price: share your requirement and budget,
and we will help you choose the right configuration and send a written quotation with current pricing and
delivery time.
We still use Granit 1910i scanners. What replaces them?
Honeywell lists the Granit 191Xi family as end of life since June 2021 and points to the Granit XP 199Xi family. The 1990iSR is the corded standard-range model in that family, and the 1991iSR is the cordless one. Tell us which port your scanners plug into (USB, RS-232 or keyboard wedge) and how many you run, and we quote the scanners with matching cables.
Corded 1990iSR or cordless 1991iSR?
Both share the Granit housing, the 1280 × 800 imager and the same read ranges. The corded 1990iSR suits a fixed station: no battery or base to manage, 85 g lighter (320 g against 405 g), and rated down to -30 °C with the industrial-grade cable, against -20 °C for the cordless model. Choose the 1991iSR when operators must walk around parts or pallets.
Can it work inside a freezer or cold room?
Yes, with the right cable. Honeywell rates the 1990iSR from -30 °C to 50 °C only with its industrial-grade cable, which is ordered separately, and lists scanner heaters for freezer environments. A cold scanner mists over when it is carried into warm, humid air, so give it time to warm up before scanning outside the cold room.
Which connection should we order: USB, RS-232 or keyboard wedge?
The scanner supports all three; the cable decides which one you get. Current PCs connect over USB, set up as a keyboard (the barcode is typed into the open field) or as a serial COM port, which needs Honeywell's driver on Windows. Older machines and some PLCs take RS-232. Honeywell notes that a power supply is ordered separately where the connection needs one.
How far can the 1990iSR read?
It is a standard-range scanner for arm's-length work. In Honeywell's typical tests a 13 mil UPC reads from contact to 504 mm, a 20 mil Code 39 to 837 mm and a 20 mil QR code from 33 mm to 475 mm. For rack labels several metres away, look at the Granit XP 1990iXLR, which reads 100 mil Code 39 up to 24 m.
Can Allmark install the Granit 1990iSR and connect it to our software?
Yes. We install the Granit 1990iSR at your site, set it to send data the way your ERP, warehouse or billing software expects (our own warehouse management system included) and train your team. Tell us the software when you ask for a quote, and we include the setup in the quotation.
Get a written Granit 1990iSR quote, set up for your software
Send what you scan, where you scan it and the software it feeds; we reply with a written quotation.
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