Holster for Honeywell Dolphin CT40/50/60
Description
This is the base holster for the Dolphin CT40, CT50, and CT60, built with the same ballistic nylon exterior and dual stylus loops as the metal-clip version, just without the added clip hardware, and priced accordingly. It's also listed as configurable, so there's room to match it to how your team actually wears or mounts it, rather than being locked into one fixed setup.
Product Feeature
- Durable, easy-care Ballistic Nylon exterior.
- Easy-in, easy-out access to device for fast-paced scanning.
- Elastic loop on each side for left and right handed user of stylus.
- Multiple options available.
| Features | Quick Access |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Device Type | Handheld, Mobile Scanner |
| RoHS | Yes |
| REACH | No |
| Is Configurable | Yes |
| Zebra IHV Certified | No |
PS: Holster only. Device NOT included.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between this and the version with the metal belt clip?
This one skips the metal belt clip and is priced lower as a result. If you need a fixed metal clip for belt attachment, the other Dolphin CT40/50/60 holster listing includes that.
What does "multiple options available" and "configurable" actually mean here?
It means there's flexibility in how this holster is set up rather than a single fixed configuration. It's worth checking the product options on the page directly to see what's selectable for your specific use case.
Does this holster fit all three Dolphin models?
Yes, it's built for the CT40, CT50, and CT60, so one holster covers all three without needing a separate version per model.
Is the device included with this holster?
No, this is the holster only. The Dolphin scanner itself is sold separately.
Is this holster RoHS compliant?
Yes, it's listed as RoHS compliant, which matters if your organization has environmental or procurement compliance requirements.
Why are there stylus loops on both sides?
It's designed for both left- and right-handed users, so the loop is accessible regardless of which hand someone uses for the stylus.
