Banknote counters - Pecunia T 90 M

Banknote counters T 90 M

Pecunia T 90 M

Smart banknote counter with rechargeable battery
299.00 €
plus VAT & dispatch

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Battery running time
20 hours

For mobile applications - the banknote counter with counterfeit detection and battery

The Pecunia T 90 M is a very compact and smart banknote counting machine. It can be used by stationary power supply or by dint of its integrated battery. Therefore, this is the ideal machine for any mobile application. The T 90 M has got a double counterfeit detection to protect you against false banknotes.

Applicable for most currencies (EUR, USD, CHF, GBP, CZK, PLZ, CFA, MAD etc.).

The most important features:
· Piece counting of presorted banknotes (nearly all currencies)
· Currencies: EUR, USD, CHF, GBP, CZK, PLZ, CFA, MAD and many
more
· Counting speed: 800 bills / minute
· Mobile application by rechargeable battery
· Enhanced batch function
· Auto start (with delayed starting)
· Detection of damaged banknotes
· Addition function
· Auto self-test function
· Enhanced error analysis
· Hopper capacity: 300 bills
· Stacker capacity: 250 bills
· Warranty: 2 years
· CE approved

Technical Data:
· Current entry: power supply with 230 volts ~ / 50 Hz or
rechargeable battery (12 V)
· Power consumption: approx. 20 watts
· Dimensions: 250 (w) x 125 (h) x 168 (d) mm
· Weight: only 2.80 kg

Scope of delivery:
· Pecunia T 90 M
· Operation manual (in English / German / French / Spanish)
· Connector cable, line adapter, rechargeable battery
· Cleaning brush

Certified counterfeit detection

Manufacturers of cash handling machines have got the possibility to test the counterfeit detecting functions of their devices with the European Central Bank (ECB). Therefore, the ECB provides a set of current counterfeits. If a banknote counter or counterfeit detector is able to detect all counterfeit and all authentic banknotes correctly, the ECB gives a certificate of 100% banknote detection. The results of these tests can be seen on the websites of the European Central Bank (ECB).