Electronic cash drawer Olympia LD 410A, metal housing, black, 415×410×104 mm

The Olympia LD 410A is an electronic cash drawer with a sturdy metal housing and a black finish, designed for integration with point-of-sale systems. With external dimensions of 415 × 410 × 104 mm it offers a compact footprint for countertop checkout areas while providing organized storage for banknotes and coins. The unit opens electronically from a POS terminal and also includes a mechanical key lock for controlled manual access.

Advantages

The metal construction ensures increased durability and protection of contents compared with plastic alternatives. Electronic opening provides fast, reliable access linked to POS transactions, while the included key lock adds a secondary security layer. The drawer layout with four banknote compartments and eight coin compartments supports common cash-handling workflows at retail and hospitality points of sale.

Suitable for

When it may not be suitable

This electronic cash drawer requires a compatible POS system or drawer kick cable for automatic opening; environments without such connectivity will only benefit from manual key access. Very high-volume cash operations that require larger or multi-drawer systems may prefer a heavier-duty or larger-capacity alternative.

Key specifications

How to use

Connect the cash drawer to a compatible POS terminal or receipt printer using the appropriate drawer kick cable and configure the POS software to trigger opening after payment events. For manual access, use the supplied key to unlock and open the drawer. Arrange banknotes and coins into the four and eight compartments respectively to maintain quick access and accurate change handling. Regularly clean the exterior and remove debris from the drawer track to ensure smooth operation.

What to consider before purchase

Recommendations

For reliable operation, mount the drawer on a flat, stable surface and use the correct cable connection to your POS or receipt printer. Keep high-traffic tills free of loose debris and perform periodic checks of the key lock and drawer mechanism. If integrating with new POS software, test the electronic opening function during setup to confirm trigger settings.