TVS ELECTRONICS CC-232 Classic + Cash Counting Machine | Super Fast Currency Counter at 1000 Notes/Min | Automatic Start, Stop & Clear | UV, MG, MT, IR Sensors for Fake Currency Detection

Description

• RELIABLE COUNTERFEIT DETECTION – Equipped with IR, UV, MG, MT, and DD sensors, the machine accurately identifies fake notes with color-changing LCD alerts, voice prompts, and beep alarms, ensuring secure and error-free transactions.
• HIGH-SPEED MONEY COUNTING – With a counting speed of 1000 notes per minute, the CC 232 Classic Plus is designed for high-volume cash handling. The heavy-duty motor ensures reliable performance, making it perfect for banks, wholesalers, and financial institutions.
• VALUE COUNTING FUNCTION – This machine calculates the total value based on a selected denomination. Ideal for quick cash management, it is perfect when dealing with a batch of the same denomination, saving time and effort during cash reconciliation.
• ADD & BATCH MODE FOR EFFICIENCY – The Add function continuously counts stacks of notes without resetting the total, while the Batch function allows easy bundling of notes in preset or custom quantities, optimizing cash handling for businesses.
• DUAL MODE OPERATION – The Auto Mode starts counting as soon as notes are placed, while the Manual Mode gives users control to begin counting with a press of a button, making it suitable for both experienced users and first-time operators.
• COMPREHENSIVE ERROR DETECTION – Features half-note, chain-note, and double-note detection, stopping and alerting users via LCD color changes and beep alarms when irregular notes are detected, ensuring an accurate count every time.
• NOTE DETECTION LIMITS– While highly effective, the machine may not detect certain high-grade counterfeit (Super fake notes) or taped notes. Periodic manual checks are recommended to maintain optimal accuracy. Handling Precautions – To avoid miscounts or note rejection, please remove damaged currency such as mended notes with paper, washed or extremely dirty notes, and torn or broken notes before counting.