Banknote counting machine Safescan 2210 G2 White LCD display AC 220-240V

The Safescan 2210 G2 is a compact banknote counting machine with an LCD display, designed for reliable and efficient counting of sorted banknotes. It runs on AC 220–240V power and verifies notes on up to two security features while providing clear visual and audio alerts for suspected counterfeits or mismatched sizes. Its intuitive interface and automated functions simplify cash handling and administrative follow-up.

Advantages

The unit accurately counts sorted banknotes and verifies them using up to two security features, such as ultraviolet ink detection and size comparison. It detects notes that differ in size or double notes, issues both audio and visual alarms for suspected counterfeits, and pauses counting so the operator can remove questionable notes. A large LCD and straightforward controls make operation easy, while add and batch functions automate common tasks to save time.

Suitable for

• Retail checkout and cash registers
• Small to medium-sized businesses performing daily cash reconciliation
• Back-office cash handling and teller counters

Key specifications

• Brand: Safescan
• Model: 2210 G2 (MPN 115-0708)
• EAN: 8717496337917
• Power supply: AC 220–240 V
• Display: LCD
• Colour: White
• Weight: 5.8 kg

How to use

Place a sorted stack of banknotes in the feed tray and select the desired verification settings (for example ultraviolet and size). Press start to begin counting; the machine will display the counted quantity on the LCD and stop automatically if it detects a suspected counterfeit or a note with a different size, emitting an audio and visual alarm. Remove the last note from the stacker to clear the alert, then press start to resume counting. Use the add function to accumulate counts from multiple runs and the batch function to create equal stacks for storage or processing.

Recommendations

Use the Safescan 2210 G2 on a stable, level surface and keep the feed and stacker trays free of dust and debris. Regularly inspect and, if needed, clean the sensors according to the manufacturer's instructions to maintain reliable verification. For accurate results, feed sorted notes of the same denomination and avoid overloading the hopper.