best qr code barcode reader factory
QR8

QR Code Barcode Reader, with Wiegand & RS485

Metal case, anti-vandal
Waterproof, conforms to lP67
Wiegand & RS485 protocol
Programmable Wiegand output: 26~44, 56, 58, 64 bits
Programmable Keypad Transmission: 4bits, 8bits or virtual card number format
Card type: EM+HID+Mifare cards
Reading range:1~4cm
External LED Control & External Buzzer Control
QR Code Barcode Reader, with Wiegand & RS485
QR Code Barcode Reader, with Wiegand & RS485
QR Code Barcode Reader, with Wiegand & RS485
Sales Inquiry

Description of QR Code Barcode Reader

QR8 is a waterproof & metal QR Code keypad reader, supports Wiegand& RS485 dual protocol, with integrated proximity reader.

Features of QR Code Barcode Reader

Secukey qr code barcode reader
               QR Code Recognition
           Bar Code Recognition
 
   EM+HID+Mifare +
   NFC card reading
card reading type of Secukey qr code barcode reader
anti-vandal material of qr code barcode reader
           Metal case + glass panel
    IP67 for outdoor use
qr code barcode reader for outdoor installation
qr code barcode reader with Wiegand & RS485
     Wiegand 26~44, 56,58, 64 bits
     & RS485 dual protocol
                                                        

 FAQ of QR Code Barcode Reader

1. What is the difference between a QR code and a barcode?

A traditional barcode (1D) stores data horizontally—usually just a numeric product ID.

A QR code (2D) stores data vertically and horizontally, allowing it to hold URLs, contact info, Wi-Fi credentials, and plain text. Most modern QR code readers support both types automatically.

2.  Can QR code barcode readers work with damaged or dirty codes?

 Yes, advanced error-resistant readers can decode QR codes even when:

  • Up to 30% of the code is damaged (torn, scratched, or covered by a logo)

  • Colors are inverted (light modules on a dark background)

  • Contrast is low (e.g., dark gray on black)

  • However, 1D barcodes (UPC/EAN) require a clean, undamaged surface.

3.  What’s the maximum distance for scanning a QR code / bar code?

Depends on the code size and camera resolution. A 2 cm (0.8 inch) QR code can typically be scanned from 10–50 cm (4–20 inches).
For larger codes (e.g., on billboards), scanning from several meters away is possible. Use zoom (digital) if your app supports it.