Banknote‑to‑coin changers – robust, indoor/outdoor designs with LCD and 1/2‑hopper options
This category includes money and coin changers that convert banknotes to coins or tokens with 1‑ or 2‑hopper setups, LCD operator displays and banknote validators. Listings show both indoor and outdoor versions with stainless front panels and secure mounting; optional GSM alerts can text designated numbers when payout is low. Service‑friendly layouts (front door access) and standard mounting points enable safe wall or stand installation for reliable 24/7 operation.
Money and coin changers – 1/2‑hopper architectures, LCD UI and GSM alerts for continuous duty
This category brings together standalone machines dedicated to changing banknotes into coins or tokens. Common architecture includes a banknote validator, one or two hoppers for coin payout, and an LCD operator interface. According to the product pages, compact models suit space‑constrained indoor sites, while reinforced outdoor variants add stainless front plates and stronger door systems. Standard mounting points allow both wall and pedestal installations, so deployment fits a wide range of payment environments.
Typical applications
- Service venues (laundries, car‑washes, solariums): unattended banknote‑to‑coin/token change to reduce staff load and speed customer flow.
- Entertainment & hospitality: stable coin payout during peak periods with a clear LCD user experience.
- Parking and ticketing: reliable coin/token circulation with documented installation guidance.
- Corporate/education: internal token systems with controlled coin routing.
Key features and benefits
- Configurable with one or two hoppers to match capacity and coin variety.
- LCD interface with status prompts for operators and users.
- Optional GSM module to send SMS alerts on low payout or fault conditions.
- Service‑oriented mechanics: front‑opening door for quick access to hoppers and cash boxes.
- Security: rigid cabinet, wall/stand anchoring and lockable access points.
Quality, local engineering support and service
Reliable cash handling depends on solid mechanics, accurate sensing and current firmware. A local engineering team can assist with specification (coin sets, hopper capacity, validator interface), installation drawings, cabling and on‑site commissioning. Documented maintenance—cleaning, sensor calibration and preventive parts replacement—keeps downtime predictable over the product lifecycle.
Supply, logistics and financing
- On‑stock availability and scheduled inbound aligned to project milestones.
- Selectable shipping modes, customs handling and end‑to‑end forwarding.
- Post‑payment options and invoicing in HUF/EUR for contracted partners.
- Project‑specific quotations optimized for configuration and volume.
Selection guidelines
- Hopper count: one vs. two (capacity, coin assortment, payout speed).
- Deployment environment: indoor/outdoor, stainless front, thermal and IP considerations.
- Telemetry & supervision: GSM alerts, local diagnostics and status reporting.
- Serviceability: access, door design, cashbox/hopper interchangeability.
Based on the sub‑category listings, the available manufacturer is ICT — including EX1000 variants with or without LCD and multiple hopper configurations. Across the range, the design goals are the same: dependable coin/token payout, accurate detection and swift maintenance so your system keeps performing through long duty cycles without surprise downtime.