Escáner de documentos A3 I.R.I.S. 462992 — 32 MP CMOS, área de escaneo máx. 420×297 mm, 4608×3456 px, USB, negro, 1,15 kg

The I.R.I.S. 462992 is an A3 document scanner designed for capturing high-resolution images of documents, drawings and printed materials. Equipped with a 32 MP CMOS sensor, it produces image files up to 4608×3456 pixels and supports scanning areas up to 420×297 mm. The unit is powered over USB and comes in a compact black housing with a lightweight build of approximately 1.15 kg, allowing easy transport and quick connection to a computer.

Advantages

This scanner delivers detailed captures thanks to its 32 MP CMOS sensor, providing clear reproductions of text, fine line drawings and photographs. Its support for A3-sized originals (up to 420×297 mm) means larger documents and posters can be scanned without stitching. USB power simplifies installation and reduces cable clutter by not requiring a separate power adapter. The lightweight black chassis facilitates mobility between workstations and home offices.

Suitable for

• Digitising large-format documents, plans and posters
• Archiving high-resolution images of printed photos and artworks
• Creating digital copies of contracts, certificates and multipage documents (with manual page handling)
• Use in education and design studios for capturing sketches and drawings

Key specifications

• Image sensor: 32 MP CMOS
• Maximum image resolution: 4608×3456 pixels
• Maximum scan area: 420×297 mm (A3)
• Power and data interface: USB connection
• Color: Black
• Weight: approximately 1.15 kg

How to use

Place the document or object flat within the scanner’s capture area and connect the device to a computer using the supplied USB cable. Launch the compatible scanning software on the host computer, select the desired resolution and image format, then initiate the capture. For best results, ensure the original is positioned straight and is free of dust or debris; adjust lighting or software exposure settings if available to avoid glare or shadows. Transfer and save scanned files to the chosen folder on your computer for further editing or archiving.

Recommendations

For consistent high-quality results, use the scanner on a stable surface and handle originals with clean hands or gloves for delicate materials. Verify software settings before batch captures and store large image files on drives with sufficient free space. When scanning reflective surfaces or glossy prints, experiment with small changes in angle and exposure to reduce reflections.