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Ricoh G900 SE II

Ricoh G900 SE II is designed for the toughest environments, providing professionals with a reliable tool for documentation and data collection in industries such as construction, healthcare, disaster management, and manufacturing. Its powerful 20 MP CMOS sensor captures high-resolution images and Full HD 1080p video, ensuring every detail is recorded. The 5x optical zoom lens (28-140 mm equivalent) allows for versatile shooting, from wide landscape shots to detailed close-ups of equipment or materials.

Durability Features

• Waterproof up to 20 meters for two hours (IPX8/JIS Class 8 equivalent).
• Frost-resistant, operating in temperatures as low as -10C.
• Shock-resistant, designed to withstand drops from heights of up to 2.1 meters.
• Impact-resistant, capable of withstanding pressures up to 100 kgf.
• Dustproof to protect internal components (IPX6/JIS Class 6 equivalent).
• Resistant to chemical substances, allowing safe disinfection with ethanol, bleach, and liquid chlorine dioxide.

Efficient Workflow

The Ricoh G900 SE II includes advanced features for professional workflows. Integrated GPS and Bluetooth enable precise geotagging and seamless wireless data transfer, facilitating the organization and sharing of location-specific information. Barcode scanning capabilities streamline asset management, while password protection, encryption, and multilingual support ensure secure handling of sensitive information across various sectors.

The large 3-inch LCD screen is designed for easy use in bright or dim conditions, offering an intuitive interface for reviewing and managing images on the go. Additional features include a built-in flash for low-light conditions and various shooting modes tailored for specific applications, such as document mode for clear, readable images of messages or diagrams.

The Ricoh G900 SE II is a robust and efficient data collection tool for professionals working in extreme conditions, ensuring safe and accurate documentation of progress on construction sites, material inspections, or critical information capture in disaster zones.