CipherLab Protective Rubber Boot - RK25J/RK26J Series

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The CipherLab Protective Rubber Boot (MPN: XRK25J0X01501) is designed for field technicians and warehouse operators using the RK25J or RK26J mobile computers. This accessory serves as a critical shield against accidental drops and daily wear in demanding industrial environments, ensuring the longevity of your hardware. One caveat is that while the boot enhances impact resistance, it may increase the overall physical dimensions of the device, which could affect compatibility with certain ultra-slim mounting holsters.
| Model Part Number | XRK25J0X01501 |
|---|---|
| Brand | CipherLab |
Yes, it is specifically designed for the CipherLab RK25J and RK26J series.
No, the design includes precise cutouts that ensure you can charge your device without removing the protective boot.
No, you must remove the rubber boot to access the rear battery compartment of the mobile computer.
The boot protects the edges and corners, which helps prevent direct screen contact during a fall, but it does not include an integrated screen protector.
It depends on the cradle design; some specialized charging cradles may require the removal of protective boots for a proper electrical connection.
Ensure the device is fully seated into the boot and all corners are securely pulled over the front bezel edges.
Check that the boot is properly aligned with the side cutouts; adjust the position by pulling the rubber slightly until the button cutouts align.
The protective boot is designed for a tight, friction-based fit. To install, align the top of the RK25J or RK26J mobile computer with the boot opening and gently stretch the edges over the bottom corners. Ensure the rubber is seated flush against the device body so that the ports remain unobstructed. For cleaning, remove the boot periodically and wash it with mild soap and water, allowing it to air dry completely before reinstallation. Avoid using harsh chemical solvents that could degrade the integrity of the rubber material.