Electronic cash drawer Olympia SD 330A, metal housing, input 12–14 V, width 335 mm, depth 330 mm, height 104 mm, includes 2 keys

Olympia SD 330A is an electronic cash drawer with a metal housing designed for secure cash storage and integration with point-of-sale systems. It accepts a 12–14 V input and offers a compact footprint with external dimensions of 335 × 330 × 104 mm. The unit includes two keys for manual locking and provides separate compartments for banknotes and coins to keep cash organized during daily retail or hospitality operations.

Advantages

The metal housing provides durable protection and a firm mounting base for everyday use at busy points of sale. A keyed lock and electrically controlled opening allow both secure manual control and automated release from POS systems. The compact dimensions make the drawer suitable for limited counter space while still offering dedicated compartments for four banknote strips and eight coin slots to streamline cash handling.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Retail checkouts with space constraints
• Cafés and restaurants integrated with a POS terminal
• Service desks in small shops or kiosks
• Temporary sales points and market stalls requiring a lockable cash compartment

When it may not be suitable

This drawer requires an external 12–14 V supply from a compatible POS system or power source; it is not a standalone battery-powered unit. If your installation requires an advanced cash management system with integrated sensors, thermal printers inside the drawer, or multi-drawer electronic cash automation, this basic electronic model may not meet those needs.

Key specifications

• Type: Electronic cash drawer
• Housing material: Metal
• Input voltage: 12–14 V DC
• External dimensions (W × D × H): 335 × 330 × 104 mm
• Banknote compartments: 4
• Coin compartments: 8
• Includes: 2 keys for manual lock

How to use

Install the Olympia SD 330A under or behind the POS counter according to your cash register or terminal manufacturer’s mounting recommendations. Connect the drawer to the POS terminal or cash drawer interface using the appropriate cable and power source providing 12–14 V. Use the electronic release from the POS for automated opening during transactions and the included keys to lock the drawer when manual security is required. Arrange banknotes and coins into the four note strips and eight coin slots for efficient till operation.

What to consider before purchase

• Confirm your POS terminal provides a compatible 12–14 V cash drawer output or obtain an appropriate power adapter.
• Check the physical dimensions to ensure the drawer fits the available counter or under-counter mounting space.
• Verify whether a simple electronic drawer with a keyed lock meets your security and cash management requirements versus systems with sensors or integrated reporting.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, secure the drawer to the counter using appropriate mounting hardware, keep the key in a controlled location, and perform periodic cleaning of coin slots and the locking mechanism. Use the electronic release from your POS for routine opens and the key lock for end-of-day or unattended situations.