Zebra ZD411-HC Impressora de etiquetas Térmica direta 203 x 203 DPI 152 mm/s Com fios e sem fios Ethernet LAN Bluetooth

The Zebra ZD411-HC is a compact 2-inch desktop label printer designed for healthcare and general labeling tasks. It uses direct thermal printing at 203 x 203 DPI and prints up to 152 mm/sec. Available in black or white, the ZD411-HC supports wired and wireless connectivity and includes Zebra’s Print DNA software for simplified setup, management and security.

Advantages

The ZD411-HC combines reliable direct thermal printing, a small footprint and flexible connectivity options to suit different deployment needs. It offers easy installation and operation through Zebra’s Print DNA suite and NFC-enabled Print Touch for quick pairing and access to setup resources. Models include options for fool-proof ribbon cartridges and disinfectant-ready healthcare housings, while a set of five status LEDs provides clear at-a-glance information.

Suitable for

• Patient wristbands and specimen labels in healthcare environments
• Retail price tags and small product labels
• Shipping, receiving and inventory bin labeling where compact printers are required
• Office or point-of-sale labeling that needs wired or wireless connectivity

Key specifications

• Print technology: Direct thermal
• Maximum resolution: 203 x 203 DPI
• Maximum print speed: 152 mm/sec
• Maximum printing width: 56 mm
• Connectivity: Wired (Ethernet LAN) and Wireless
• Display: No
• Weight: 1 kg
• Available colours: Black, White
• Manufacturer part number (MPN): ZD4AH22-D0EE00EZ

How to use

Position the ZD411-HC on a stable surface and connect power and your chosen interface (Ethernet or wireless). Install media appropriate for direct thermal printing and configure printer settings using Zebra’s Print DNA tools or the device’s web/driver interface. Use Print Touch (NFC) to pair mobile devices for quick printing or to access instructional videos. For healthcare models, use disinfectant-ready procedures when cleaning the housing.

Recommendations

Use direct thermal labels designed for the printer’s resolution and temperature exposure to ensure durable prints. Choose the healthcare housing model and approved disinfectants if the printer will be cleaned frequently. For networked environments, keep Print DNA firmware up to date to maintain security and compatibility.