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A cordless 1D linear imager for warehouses and forklifts: Zebra rates it to read 1D barcodes from 5.1 cm out to 17.1 m, with a PowerPrecision+ 3,100 mAh battery and Bluetooth Class 1 to a Zebra cradle. It reads 1D barcodes only; the corded version is the LI3608-ER.
Zebra LI3678-ER price in India: on written quotation. Share the model, quantity and city; we reply within one working day (Monday to Saturday, 9:30 AM to 6:30 PM).
Covered by the manufacturer's warranty. The warranty period, terms and conditions are as declared by Zebra.
Read rack labels from the aisle or the forklift, without a cable
The LI3678-ER is the cordless, extended-range model of Zebra's LI3600 ultra-rugged linear imagers. It reads 1D barcodes from a carton in the hand to a location label on the top rack, runs on a PowerPrecision+ battery, and talks to a Zebra cradle or host over Bluetooth. If the scanner stays at one station or works below -20 °C, the corded LI3608-ER fits better; for QR or Data Matrix codes, look at the DS3600 scanners.
One cordless scanner for near and far 1D labels
Zebra lists a 10 mil Code 39 from 5.1 cm to 177.8 cm and a 100 mil Code 39 from 50.8 cm to 1,727.2 cm. A driver can read a rack label from the forklift and a carton label in the hand with the same scanner.
100,000+ scans per full charge
The PowerPrecision+ 3,100 mAh battery gives 100,000+ scans per full charge (Zebra spec sheet and reference guide). A battery charge gauge and Bluetooth status LED on the scanner, and battery health data in Zebra's tools, show when a battery needs replacing.
Keeps working when a worker walks out of range
Bluetooth Class 1 reaches at least 100 m line of sight in open air. In Out of Range Batch Mode the scanner stores scans while out of range and sends them when it reconnects, and Virtual Tether alerts the worker when the scanner goes beyond Bluetooth range or stays out of the cradle for a set time. Batch mode does not apply in SPP peripheral mode.
Rugged scanner, sealed cradle option
Zebra rates the scanner for multiple 3.0 m drops to concrete at room temperature, multiple 2.4 m drops from -20 °C to 50 °C, 7,500 tumbles at 1.0 m and IP65 and IP68 sealing. The FLB3678 cradle is sealed to IP65, and the charging contacts are rated for 250,000+ insertions.
Move a scanner between jobs without re-programming
With AutoConfig the settings live in the cradle, so a scanner paired to a different cradle takes that host's settings, for example from the forklift to the shipping desk. Allmark sets up the cradles and connects them to your billing, ERP or warehouse software.
Used in
Warehouse
Manufacturing
Cross-docking and yard management
Shipping
Cold stores (down to -20 °C)
For buyers in India
Using the LI3678-ER in India
These are the points buyers in India ask us about the LI3678-ER. Mention the ones that apply to you when you request a quote.
Order the India and Korea spare battery, BTRY-36IAB0E-00K
Zebra's 3600 Series accessory guide lists BTRY-36IAB0E-00K as the spare battery for the DS3678 and LI3678 sold in India and Korea only, and its LI36X8 reference guide lists an India and Korea configuration of the LI3678-ER. We confirm availability and both codes in the quotation.
Charge cradles on external power for shift work
Zebra's reference guide gives up to three hours for a full charge on external power and up to ten hours on USB power, at 0 °C to 40 °C (5 °C to 35 °C ideal). For back-to-back shifts, ask for the 12 V supply or a four-slot spare battery charger.
Below -20 °C, choose the corded LI3608-ER
The cordless LI3678-ER is rated from -20 °C to 50 °C; the corded LI3608-ER goes down to -30 °C. For forklifts that run in and out of cold rooms, Zebra recommends its heated scanner holder to keep condensation off the scan window.
Specifications
Zebra LI3678-ER technical specifications
Zebra LI3678-ER specifications
General
Models
LI3678-ER (cordless); LI3608-ER (corded, separate page)
Connectivity
Wireless
Decoder
1D
Colour
Industrial Green
Battery
PowerPrecision+ 3100mAh Li-Ion Rechargeable
Scans per full charge
100,000+
User indicators
Direct decode indicator, LEDs, beeper, vibration; battery charge gauge and Bluetooth status LED
Three central dots with two lines on the left and right (laser)
Field of view
30.7° horizontal
Scan speed
55 scans per second (Zebra reference guide)
Motion tolerance
63.5 cm per second
Symbol Contrast
1D Codes: 25% minimum reflectance difference
Skew / pitch / roll
±65° / ±65° / ±45°
1D
Code 39, Code 128, Code 93, Codabar/NW7, Code 11, MSI Plessey, UPC/EAN, I 2 of 5, Korean 3 of 5, GS1 DataBar, Base 32 (Italian Pharma)
Range: Code 39 7.5 mil
7.6 cm to 71.2 cm
Range: Code 39 10 mil
5.1 cm to 177.8 cm
Range: Code 128 15 mil
12.7 cm to 215.9 cm
Range: Code 39 20 mil
7.62 cm to 355.6 cm
Range: Code 39 55 mil
15.24 cm to 889.0 cm
Range: Code 39 100 mil
50.8 cm to 1,727.2 cm
Range: Code 39 100 mil reflective
76.2 cm to 1,981.2 cm
Wireless and cradle
Interface
Bluetooth Class 1 (v4.0 LE) to the STB3678 or FLB3678 cradle or a Bluetooth host; cradle host interfaces USB, RS232, keyboard wedge; EtherNet/IP, PROFINET and Modbus TCP through Zebra Network Connect
Bluetooth radio
Bluetooth Class 1, version 4.0 (LE); serial port (SPP) and HID profiles
Radio range
Class 1: minimum 100 m line of sight in open air; Class 2: minimum 10 m
EN 60950-1; IEC 60950-1; UL 60950-1; CAN/CSA-C22.2 No. 60950-1-07
Software
Utilities
123Scan, Scanner SDK, Scanner Management Service (SMS), Network Connect
Cordless features
AutoConfig (settings stored in the cradle), Virtual Tether, Wi-Fi Friendly Mode, PowerPrecision+ battery health data
Suite
Zebra DNA for Scanners, including ScanSpeed Analytics and Remote Diagnostics; Simple Setup Experience by phone
Warranty
Warranty
Covered by the manufacturer's warranty. The warranty period, terms and conditions are as declared by Zebra.
Optional accessories
Cradle: STB3678 standard cradle or FLB3678 IP65 sealed cradle (charger, Bluetooth, multiple interfaces); FLB3678 mounting plate; vibration-dampening mounting plate for either cradle
Spare battery BTRY-36IAB0E-00K (India and Korea) and a four-slot spare battery charger
Cradle interface cable: USB, RS-232, keyboard wedge or IBM 468x/469x, with -30 °C cold-store versions
Zebra 12 V power supply for the cradle; Zebra DC power supplies for 9-30 V and 18-75 V DC inputs
Forklift holder, clip-on belt holder, wall-mount holder, lanyard strap and tool balancer pulley
Heated scanner holder for freezer use (Zebra recommends one to reduce condensation)
Accessory names are from Zebra's LI36X8 Product Reference Guide (August 2025), the heated holder from the spec sheet footnote; the battery code is from Zebra's 3600 Series accessory guide. Tell us the host, the shift pattern and whether the cradle goes on a vehicle, and we list the cradle, cables and supplies in one quotation.
Specifications from Zebra's published documents, last checked 20 October 2026.
Makers can change specifications without notice.
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More detail
More about the Zebra LI3678-ER
Extended-range 1D scanning, from codes in hand to the top rack.
The LI3678-ER (cordless) and LI3608-ER (corded) are Zebra's extended-range linear imagers for the warehouse. Zebra's spec sheet rates them to capture virtually any 1D barcode, printed on a label or shown on a screen, from as close as 2 in./5.1 cm to as far as 56 ft./17.1 m away, so workers can capture codes in hand as well as on the uppermost warehouse racks.
The Zebra LI3678 ER 1D Scanner is used for: codes on the uppermost warehouse racks; codes in hand, including extra-wide codes; 1D codes on labels or screens; shrink-wrapped, damaged or poorly printed labels; forklift and shipping work; and indoor, outdoor and freezer use.
Linear imager, 1,500 pixels; two 617 nm amber LEDs
Area imager, 1,280 × 800
Reads
1D only
1D only
1D and 2D, including QR and Data Matrix
Range on Zebra's spec sheet
Code 39 10 mil: 5.1 cm to 177.8 cm; 100 mil: up to 1,727.2 cm
UPC 13 mil: 2.5 cm to 78.7 cm; Code 39 20 mil: up to 106.7 cm
Code 128 40 mil: up to 152.4 cm
Scans per full charge
100,000+
140,000+ (spec sheet)
100,000+
Weight with battery
424 g
386.5 g
407 g
Best for
Cordless 1D scanning from in-hand cartons out to the top rack
Cordless 1D scanning at arm's length: pick lists and cartons
Cordless sites that also need QR, Data Matrix or other 2D codes
Exploring for a different use?
If your job differs from what the LI3678-ER is built for, these Zebra models may fit it better:
Buyers who keep the scanner at one station, or work in freezers below -20 °C, often look at the
Zebra LI3608-ER (corded, host powered, rated to -30 °C).
Buyers who read 1D labels mostly at arm's length often look at the
Zebra LI3678-SR (standard range, 140,000+ scans per full charge).
Buyers who read QR, Data Matrix or other 2D codes at long range, often look at the
Zebra DS3600-XR (near and far area imagers, corded or cordless).
Quote the part number for your LI3678-ER in your enquiry and we confirm the exact part. These are Zebra's own codes; if you do not have yours, send a photo of the device's rating label.
Part numbers as published by Zebra, checked in Zebra's published documents on 10 October 2026.
Parts and printer configurations available in India can change; we confirm the exact code and the delivery time in your quotation.
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What is the price of the Zebra LI3678-ER in India?
The LI3678-ER price depends on the cable or accessories you need and the quantity. We do not publish prices: share the model, quantity and city, and we send a written quotation with current pricing and
delivery time, replying within one working day.
How many scans does the LI3678-ER give on one charge?
Zebra's spec sheet table and reference guide give 100,000+ scans per full charge from the PowerPrecision+ 3,100 mAh battery. A full charge takes up to three hours on external power. For multi-shift work, add a spare battery and Zebra's four-slot spare battery charger.
What happens when a worker walks out of Bluetooth range?
Bluetooth Class 1 reaches at least 100 m line of sight in open air. With Out of Range Batch Mode switched on, the scanner stores scans while out of range and sends them when it reconnects; Zebra gives 9,000 bytes of memory for stored codes. Virtual Tether can alert when the scanner goes beyond range or stays out of the cradle for a set time. Batch mode does not apply in SPP peripheral mode.
Which cradle do we need: STB3678 or FLB3678?
Both charge the scanner and link it to the host over Bluetooth, with USB, RS-232, keyboard wedge or IBM 468X/469X on the host side. The FLB3678 is sealed to IP65 and has its own mounting plate, so we suggest it for dusty or wet areas and mounted use; the STB3678 suits a desk or bench.
Can the LI3678-ER pair directly with a tablet or mobile computer?
Zebra lists serial port (SPP) and HID Bluetooth profiles, so it can pair with a Bluetooth host as well as with a Zebra cradle. Tell us the device and the app, and we check the pairing mode before we quote.
We still use LS3578-ER scanners. What replaces them?
Zebra names the LI3678 as the replacement for the LS3578-ER. Zebra's LI36X8 reference guide says cables made for the LS3578 do not fit the new scanners, so plan new cradles and cables. We can quote the full set for each station.
Can Allmark install the LI3678-ER and connect it to our software?
Yes. We install the LI3678-ER 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 LI3678-ER 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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