PC Connectable

Print on durable laminated labels and heat shrink tube tape with the PT-E550WVP industrial wireless handheld labelling tool, featuring an automatic cutter, computer and mobile connectivity and built-in industry standard barcodes, perfect for labelling cables, faceplates, consumer units and other electrical and datacom installations with its dedicated function keys for easy access and built-in industry standard barcodes. Includes flexible ID and strong adhesive tapes, Li-Ion battery, A/C Adaptor within a tough carry case.

• 384 symbols including common electrical/datacom symbols
• PC connectable with USB and Wireless (Wi-Fi) capability
• Dedicated functions to create the most common electrical/datacom labels
• Create professional, durable, laminated labels for cables, faceplates, consumer units and other electrical and datacom installations

Built with electricians and network professionals in mind, the Brother PT-E560BTVP is your ultimate labelling companion. Print up to 24 mm wide durable labels fast, with an automatic (full & half) cutter and easy-peel function to print multiple labels in one continuous strip. Featuring Bluetooth and USB Type-C connectivity, large backlit display, dedicated one-touch function keys and compatibility with Brother’s industrial-grade TZe Pro Tapes and HSe Heat Shrink Tubes, this next-generation labelling machine makes on-site identification faster, smarter and tougher than ever.

• Fast print speeds of up to 30 mm/sec
• Print up to 24 mm wide durable laminated labels and heat shrink tubes
• Automatic (full & half) cutter with easy-peel function
• Connect and print easily via Bluetooth or USB Type C from mobile or PC
• Large 18 × 5-line backlit LCD display
• 6 one-touch keys for general, faceplate, cable flag/wrap, punch block or patch panel id.
• Add QR codes, 2D barcodes and logos to your labels
• Uses Brother’s TZe Pro Tapes and HSe heat shrink tubes – tested to the extreme
• Includes rechargeable Li-ion battery, USB A-C cable, 24 mm tape, hand strap and tough carry case