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A secure cash drawer with a five-bill, five-coin tray insert for point-of-sale systems
The Star Micronics CD31616 is a point-of-sale accessory designed to integrate with compatible receipt printers or POS systems. It provides a dedicated till for organising cash transactions at the counter. The unit ships new and includes a removable money tray insert.
The internal tray layout offers five bill compartments and five coin compartments for standard currency sorting. Retail or hospitality staff who need a different denomination count or a locking mechanism not described here should verify specifications before purchase.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 1.36 kg |
| Package size | 711 × 483 × 76 mm |
The drawer is triggered by the receipt printer or POS terminal it connects to, so you need a host device with a compatible cash-drawer port.
Yes, if your current Star printer has a standard cash-drawer kick-out port it will operate the CD31616 without changes.
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