Ex PDA 7100/7200 — Intrinsically Safe Handheld Terminals
Third-party listing record, two models on one page. Specifications are kept separate and are not assigned where the source does not assign them.
The Ex PDA 7100 and Ex PDA 7200 are handheld terminals in the intrinsically safe PDA category, presented together because the listing record describes them as one range. The shared listed set covers a 5.2 inch full-HD screen, Android 11.0, scanning and identification functions, and printer and GPS support. Two battery tiers are listed for the range, and the source does not assign one tier to one model, so this page does not assign them either.
| Screen (range) | 5.2 inch FHD, as listed |
|---|---|
| System (range) | Android 11.0, as listed |
| Memory and storage (range) | 4 GB RAM + 64 GB ROM, as listed |
| Battery tiers (range, unassigned) | 5000 mAh or 8000 mAh, two tiers, as listed — confirm which tier applies to the model you order |
| Scanning and identification (range) | Built-in two-dimensional barcode scanning, RFID, UHF, NFC, as listed |
| Connectivity (range) | Bluetooth printer support, GPS, analog calls, as listed |
| Ingress rating (range) | IP65, as listed |
Source level: third-party listing record. Any hazardous-area classification wording in the source material is not carried onto this page as an applicability claim; confirm the applicable hazardous-area classification for your site before ordering.
The two models are not merged into one specification: where the source lists a range value without assigning it to a model, this page keeps it as a range value and asks buyers to confirm per model.
Before ordering: Confirm MOQ and lead time in your quote request. Confirm certification scope and marking for your target market before ordering. Confirm the model availability for your site before ordering. Certificates available upon request.
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How this model range fits field jobs
The Ex PDA 7100/7200 range suits identification-heavy rounds: asset checks, goods movement, patrol confirmations and any job where the record starts with reading a tag. The listed identification set — two-dimensional barcode scanning, RFID, UHF and NFC — covers the tag types most sites already use, and Bluetooth printer support covers on-the-spot labels and receipts. GPS covers position-tagged records, and the 5.2 inch screen suits tap-to-confirm workflows rather than long-form reading.
What is not published for this range
Read range, read rate and tag compatibility are not published in the record used here, and neither is a per-model battery assignment: the two tiers, 5000 mAh or 8000 mAh, are listed for the range without assignment, and this page does not assign them. Price, MOQ and lead time are confirmed in the quote request. Any hazardous-area classification wording in the source material is not carried onto this page as an applicability claim; confirm the applicable hazardous-area classification for your site before ordering.
Specification notes
Two listed items deserve a closer look. First, connectivity beyond identification: Bluetooth printer support and analog calls extend the terminal from a pure scanner into a round device that can print a label or receipt on the spot and place a voice call to the control room. Both need site-side counterparts — a paired printer model and a voice service — so both belong in the inquiry alongside the identification questions. Second, memory: 4 GB RAM with 64 GB storage suits route records and tag databases for a shift, but buyers running large asset databases offline should confirm database capacity and sync behaviour. The Android 11.0 system gives site software teams a concrete compatibility target to check their apps against before ordering.