SUNMI NT320 80mm Receipt & Label Printer with Integrated Scanner - USB/Ethernet

SKU:
C04050007
Availability :

5 In Stock

Warranty:
12 Months Return to Base
Manufacturer:
Sunmi
Excl.GST: $350.91
Incl.GST: $386.00

The Sunmi NT320 with integrated scanner folds three devices into one small cube. It prints 80 mm receipts, it prints labels, and it reads 1D and 2D barcodes through a scan window in its own front panel. On a counter where space and cable runs are tight, that is a handheld scanner and its cradle gone.

A single USB-C lead supplies both power and data at 5V/2A, so there is no mains adapter, and a wired Ethernet port is there for fixed installations. The whole unit is 130 x 140 x 145 mm and weighs 875 g.

The scanner is the point of this build

Sunmi put the scan window on the customer-facing front of the printer, so staff read a code by presenting it rather than picking up a second device. Supported symbologies cover the usual 1D set, CODE128, CODE39, EAN13, CODABAR and GS1 DataBar among them, plus QR Code and PDF417 for 2D.

Typical fits: click-and-collect desks scanning order codes from phone screens, compact retail counters with no room for a scanner stand, markets and pop-ups where fewer cables means faster setup, and cafe collection points where the same box prints the docket and reads the pick-up code.

Two print jobs, one machine

Swap the media and the NT320 changes role. On 80 mm thermal rolls it produces ESC/POS receipts at up to 150 mm/s at 203 dpi. On die-cut label stock from 30 mm to 78 mm wide it produces TSPL labels up to 150 mm long, registered by a gap sensor. Venues that currently run a receipt printer beside a label printer can retire one of them.

Key features

  • 1D and 2D barcode scanner built into the front panel
  • 80 mm direct thermal receipts, up to 150 mm/s at 203 dpi
  • Labels 30 mm to 78 mm wide and up to 150 mm long
  • USB-C plus 100 Mbps Ethernet
  • Powered over USB at 5V/2A, no mains adapter
  • ESC/POS and TSPL command sets
  • Cloud printing over MQTT or HTTPS through Sunmi's Open API
  • RJ12 cash drawer kick-out
  • 1 W speaker for new-order alerts
  • Stackable 130 x 140 x 145 mm cube, 875 g

Specifications

ConnectivityUSB-C and 100 Mbps Ethernet
ScannerBuilt in, reads 1D and 2D codes
BrandSunmi
ModelNT320
Print methodDirect thermal, line thermal head
Resolution203 x 203 dpi
SpeedUp to 150 mm/s
Receipt rolls30 mm to 80 mm wide, up to 80 mm diameter
Labels30 mm to 78 mm wide, 30 mm to 150 mm long
Media thickness0.048 mm to 0.10 mm
Columns48 or 64 on 80 mm, 33 or 44 on 58 mm, 21 or 28 on 40 mm
LanguagesESC/POS receipts, TSPL labels, MQTT and HTTPS for cloud jobs
Barcodes1D such as CODE128, CODE39, EAN13 and GS1 DataBar, plus QR Code and PDF417
HardwareMIPS32 1.2 GHz, 128 MB RAM, 256 MB ROM
Drawer portRJ12
Power5V / 2A drawn over USB, no mains adapter
PlatformsWindows, Android, iOS, Linux, Sunmi MDM
SensorsPaper out, gap, cover open, pick-up, cutter reset, motor and head temperature
Speaker1 W, for audible order alerts
Size130 x 140 x 145 mm
Weight875 g
Environment0°C to 45°C, 30% to 85% RH non-condensing
ApprovalsCE, FCC, CB, IC, RoHS, REACH, WEEE
Warranty12 Months Return to Base

Scanner build or wireless build?

Build Connections Scanner Choose it when
NT320 Scanner (this one)USB-C, EthernetYesYou want to retire the handheld scanner
NT320 Wi-Fi and BluetoothUSB-C, Ethernet, Wi-Fi, BluetoothNoYou print from tablets or have no data point

Identical printer underneath. The decision is a scanner against wireless connectivity.

In the box

  • Sunmi NT320 receipt and label printer with integrated scanner
  • USB cable, carrying power and data
  • Quick start guide

Thermal rolls and label stock are supplied separately so you can match them to the job.

Frequently asked questions

Do I still need a separate barcode scanner with this printer?
For most counters, no. The scan window is part of the printer's front face and reads both 1D and 2D codes, so a product barcode or a QR pick-up code on a customer's phone is read by the same box that prints the docket. That removes a handheld unit, its stand and its cable from the bench. Heavy scanning environments such as a supermarket lane will still want a dedicated scanner, but a collection desk, market stall or small retail counter generally will not.
Can it print sticky labels, not just receipts?
Yes. Load die-cut label stock between 30 mm and 78 mm wide and up to 150 mm long and the printer switches to TSPL label commands, using a gap sensor to find each label. Cup labels, bag seals, shelf tickets and address labels all come off the same unit that prints your 80 mm customer receipts.
Is there a power adapter in the box?
There is no mains adapter, and none is needed. The printer takes 5V at 2A through its USB-C socket, so the one cable that carries the print data also powers it. Fewer cables, no brick to mount under the counter, and one less thing to replace when it goes missing during a fit-out.
What connections does this build have?
USB-C and wired Ethernet, alongside the scanner. There is no Wi-Fi or Bluetooth on this one. If the site has no data point or you print from tablets, order the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth NT320 instead, which drops the scanner but adds wireless and cloud printing.
Does it suit my POS system?
It uses ESC/POS for receipts and TSPL for labels, the two most widely supported command sets, with Sunmi drivers for Windows, Android, iOS and Linux. Support does vary by platform, so confirm the model against your provider's hardware list or ring us on 1300 026 062 and we will check it against your setup first.
Will it open a cash drawer?
Yes, through the RJ12 kick-out port on the back. A standard cash drawer pops on sale completion, so the NT320 can be the main front-counter printer rather than a secondary device.
How much bench space does it need?
Very little for an 80 mm printer: 130 x 140 x 145 mm and 875 g, closer to a cube than the long slab most receipt printers occupy, and the case is built to stack. It also has a 1 W speaker that chimes on a new order, handy where the printer sits out of eyeline.

The Sunmi NT320 Scanner is a compact 80 mm direct thermal receipt and label printer with a built-in 1D and 2D barcode scanner, USB-C and Ethernet. Up to 150 mm/s at 203 dpi, receipt rolls to 80 mm and labels to 78 mm wide, USB powered with no adapter, ESC/POS, TSPL and cloud printing. Covered by a 12 Months Return to Base warranty and shipped Australia-wide by POS Sales Australia. See more Thermal Receipt Printers and Label Printers.

Brand: Sunmi
Model: NT320
Supplier Code: C04050007
Print Method: Direct Thermal
Print Resolution: 203 x 203 dpi
Print Speed: Up to 150 mm/s
Paper Width: 30 mm to 80 mm
Label Width: 30 mm to 78 mm
Label Height: 30 mm to 150 mm
Integrated Scanner: Yes, 1D and 2D
Interface: USB-C
Interface: Ethernet
Print Commands: ESC/POS (receipt), TSPL (label)
Cloud: MQTT and HTTPS via Sunmi Open API
Cash Drawer: RJ12 kick-out port
Power: 5V/2A over USB, no separate power supply
Dimensions: 130 x 140 x 145 mm
Weight: 875 g
Warranty: 12 Months Return to Base

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