Cash drawers

Models in this category

The cash drawer family uses an RJ11 interface, which connects the drawer to the POS terminal or printer, with RJ12 as an option on some models. The tray layout is 5 bills and 8 coins, in black, which suits a checkout that handles both notes and coins in separate compartments. A drawer that opens reliably, holds the day's takings securely, and fits the counter is worth more than a drawer that is merely cheap, because a drawer failure holds up the checkout.

A buyer should choose a cash drawer by its interface, its tray layout, and its size: RJ11 for a standard terminal connection, 5 bills and 8 coins for a mixed cash checkout, and a size that fits the counter. The representative page below gives the family's specification, and the inquiry should name the terminal and the tray layout, because the drawer must match both.

• RJ11 cash drawer — RJ11 interface (RJ12 optional), 5 bills and 8 coins tray, black.

Trade terms for this family

Trade terms differ by model across the official detail pages: minimum order is 1 piece on 82 pages and 2, 5 or 10 pieces on others; stock time is 7 days on 82 pages and 10, 14 or 15 days on others; delivery is EXW on all 101 pages, still stated per model below and never as a blanket promise. Stock time is the time stock is held ready, not the delivery time, and the two must not be confused.

What to confirm before ordering

Name the model, the terminal it must serve, the quantity you have in mind, and the market you sell into. Ask for the specification for the exact model, the minimum order quantity, the lead time with its meaning, the warranty terms, the payment and shipping terms, and the certificates that apply to your market, by name, with documents attached.