APG Vasario Series: 1416 Cash Drawer Model Overview
Experience unmatched quality and reliability with the Vasario Series cash drawers from APG Cash Drawer, the recognized leader in cash handling solutions. These standard duty cash drawers offer a cost-effective choice without sacrificing essential features such as multifunction locks and robust durability. Available in various models, sizes, and styles, the Vasario Series is designed to meet diverse business needs, ensuring every cash transaction is secure and efficient. Whether you require a dual media slot or a manually operated version, the Vasario cash drawers will keep your operations running smoothly.
Key Features:
MultiPRO® Interface: Adapts to most POS platforms for versatile connectivity.
Four-Function Lock: Offers security options including locked closed, locked open, online, and manual.
Durable Hold Downs: Provides easy and comfortable till access.
Variety of Models: Choose from various sizes, colors, and front styles (dual media, non-media, or manually operated).
Specifications:
Dimensions:
1915: 18.8 x 15.2 x 4.3 inch (478 × 386 × 110 mm)
1618: 16.2 x 18.3 x 4.3 inch (411 × 466 x 110 mm)
1616: 16.2 x 16.3 x 4.3 inch (411 × 415 x 110 mm)
1416: 13.8 x 16.3 x 4.0 inch (351 × 415 × 102 mm)
Till Options: Standard configurations available: 5 x 5 (for 1915, 1618, 1616) and 4 x 5 (for 1416).
Styles: Options include Stainless Front or Painted Front in Black or Beige cases.
Warranty: Two-year limited warranty on electrical or mechanical components.
APG VP320-BL1416-235 Cash Drawer Overview
THE IDEAL SOLUTION FOR APPLICATIONS THAT CAN BE ADDRESSED WITH A STANDARD DUTY CASH DRAWER
The apg Vasario Series is the cost effective choice that doesn't sacrifice quality or dependability.
apg VASARIO SERIES FEATURES
Each member of the Vasario Cash Drawer family is competitively priced and includes features found in more expensive cash drawers, such as multifunction locks and drawer status reporting.
A variety of models are available to meet your specific requirements, with a wide range of size, style, color, interface and till configuration options.
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The APG VP320-BL1416-235 Cash Drawer is also known as
APG-VP320-BL1416-235
or VP320BL1416235.
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