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Epson TM-M30III USB/Ethernet Receipt Printer
Call us for availabilityCompact POS thermal printer with a print speed of 300 mm/s, featuring 18 W USB-C PD, Ethernet, 58/80 mm paper widths and IPX2 protection for confined spaces.- Fast printing: speeds of up to 300 mm/s to speed up ticket printing
- Resolution of 203 x 203 dpi
- Ultra-compact design: just 127 x 127 x 130 mm for easy installation
- Full wired connectivity: USB-A, USB-C and 10/100 Base-T Ethernet
- USB-C Power Delivery: powers a compatible tablet up to 18 W
- 58 or 80 mm receipts: two supported roll sizes
- Designed for demanding environments: IPX2 protection against liquid ingress
- Paper straightening mechanism to produce flatter receipts
£192.99 £231.59 Incl. VATRef: EPTMT30Compare
Epson TM-T88VII USB Ethernet Receipt Printer
Call us for availabilityHigh-performance POS thermal printer with a print speed of 500 mm/s, featuring USB, Ethernet and RS-232 connectivity, designed for fast and reliable receipt printing.- High-speed printing: up to 500 mm/s to speed up the checkout process
- Comprehensive connectivity: USB, 10/100 Base-T Ethernet and RS-232
- USB host: USB 2.0-A port available to expand connection options
- Backwards compatibility: compatible with existing TM-T88V and TM-T88VI software
- Simplified integration: footprint identical to previous generations
- Low power consumption and support for phenol-free paper
£262.99 £315.59 Incl. VATRef: EPTMT88Compare
Thunderbook Vega A400 - 2D Barcode Reader
Discontinued4" rugged PDA with 1D + 2D short range barcode scanner- PDA 4" ruggedised
- Short range 1D + 2D barcode scanner between 15 and 30cm range
- Android 9 operating system (GMS + AER)
- Hot swap battery
- Battery life 12h and charge in 4h
- IP65 resistant and works with gloves .
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Thunderbook Vega A400 - External UFH Reader
Discontinued4" rugged PDA with 1D + 2D barcode reader with external UHF reader- 4" rugged PDA
- 1D + 2D barcode reader
- With an external UHF RFID reader
- Android 9 operating system (GMS + AER)
- Hot swap battery - hot-swappable
- 12h battery life and 4h charging time
- IP65 resistant and works with gloves
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Which equipment should you choose for your point of sale?
The equipment you need depends on your business, transaction volume and day-to-day operations. A business can combine several devices to identify products, print labels or receipts, process payments and manage stock. Here are the main types of point of sale equipment and their functions.
| Barcode scanners | For quickly scanning 1D or 2D barcodes at the point of sale, during order preparation or for stock management. |
| Printers | For printing labels, barcodes, receipts and other materials required for day-to-day operations. |
| POS terminals | For entering, reading and transmitting data in shops, warehouses or during logistics operations. |
| Payment terminals | For accepting electronic payments and making checkout easier at the counter or on the move. |
| Accessories | Cradles, charging stations, batteries and cables to complement your equipment and keep it ready for everyday use. |
| Consumables | Labels, thermal paper and ribbons designed for different professional printing systems. |
How to choose the right point of sale equipment
- OK Identify the operations required: payments, barcode scanning, printing, stocktaking or order preparation.
- OK Assess how often it will be used: occasional, daily or intensive professional use.
- OK Check connectivity: USB, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi or Ethernet, depending on the equipment and your infrastructure.
- OK Check compatibility: make sure peripherals, accessories and consumables are compatible with your existing equipment.
- OK Consider the working environment: mobility, available space, dust, impacts or use in a warehouse.
- OK Plan for future requirements: for multiple workstations or sites, choose equipment that is easy to deploy, maintain and replace.
Point of sale systems for different industries
Point of sale equipment is used for much more than processing payments. In shops and retail businesses, scanners and printers help identify products, print labels and streamline checkout. In restaurants and hospitality, receipt printers and mobile terminals make it easier to take orders and process payments. In warehouses and logistics, terminals and barcode scanners support stocktaking, goods receiving, order preparation and product traceability.
Key technologies for your point of sale system
Different technologies may be required depending on your equipment. 1D barcodes are widely used for product identification, while 2D codes, including QR codes, can store more information. Scanners can connect via USB or offer wireless connectivity such as Bluetooth. For receipt and label printing, thermal printing technology provides fast printing suited to professional use. The right choice will always depend on the type of media, usage volume and your working environment.
Why choose Onedirect?
Onedirect can help you choose the right professional point of sale equipment, whether you need to equip a single workstation or multiple users. Our range includes barcode scanners, printers, POS terminals, accessories and consumables from specialist brands. Our advisers can help you check product specifications and compatibility to select the right equipment for your business.
FAQ – Frequently asked questions
What is a point of sale system?
A point of sale system includes the equipment used to manage the day-to-day operations of a shop or other professional environment. A POS system can include barcode scanners, receipt or label printers, terminals, payment equipment, accessories and consumables.
What equipment do you need for a point of sale?
It depends on the type of business. A shop may need a barcode scanner, receipt printer and payment terminal, while a warehouse may rely on mobile terminals, scanners and label printers for stock management and traceability.
What is the difference between a 1D and 2D barcode scanner?
A 1D scanner reads traditional linear barcodes. A 2D scanner can also read two-dimensional codes such as QR codes. The right choice depends on the barcode formats used by your business.
Which printer should you choose for a retail business?
For till receipts, a dedicated thermal receipt printer is generally suitable. For product identification, shipping or stock management, choose a label printer compatible with the required label format and printing volume.
How can you check compatibility between POS equipment?
Check the connection interfaces, systems and software used, as well as compatible accessories and consumables. For printers, also check the dimensions and type of media supported.
Which POS equipment should you choose for intensive use?
For intensive daily use, choose professional equipment designed for your working environment and transaction volume. Durability, battery life for mobile devices, scanning or printing speed and the availability of accessories are all important factors to consider.