Safescan banknote tester 155-S with UV light for counterfeit detection

Safescan banknote tester 155-S with UV light for counterfeit detection is a compact inspection device designed to assist retail staff, cashiers and cash-handling personnel in verifying the authenticity of banknotes. The unit uses ultraviolet illumination to reveal embedded fluorescent security features and dyes, supporting quick visual verification at points of sale, cash offices and other places where fast currency checks are required. Its small footprint and intuitive operation make it suitable for regular use during cash transactions and routine audits.

Advantages

The Safescan 155-S provides reliable UV illumination to highlight fluorescent threads, inks and security fibers on banknotes, enabling faster detection of counterfeit currency compared with unaided visual checks. Its compact design allows easy placement near tills or on a countertop without taking up significant space, while the simple on/off operation reduces the need for user training. The device is lightweight and portable, making it convenient for temporary setups and mobile verification tasks.

Suitable for

• Point-of-sale verification of received banknotes
• Cash office and back-office currency checks
• Event or temporary site cash handling and verification
• Training staff in visual banknote security feature recognition

Key specifications

• Type of detection: ultraviolet (UV) illumination for fluorescent security features
• Primary function: visual verification of banknote authenticity
• Form factor: compact tabletop unit suitable for countertop placement
• Operation: manual on/off control for immediate use
• Power: designed for low-power operation suitable for continuous use in retail environments
• Compatibility: suitable for multiple currencies that use UV-reactive security elements

How to use

Place the Safescan 155-S on a stable, flat surface near the cash handling area. Switch the unit on and position the banknote under the UV light so that the security thread, ink or fibers are exposed to the illumination. Inspect the note visually for expected fluorescent patterns and compare with known genuine examples when available. Turn the device off after use to conserve power. No complex setup is required, and regular quick checks can be integrated into standard cash-handling procedures.

Recommendations

Use the Safescan 155-S as part of a layered verification process: combine UV inspection with tactile checks and visual examination of printing quality, watermarks and security threads. Regularly compare suspicious notes with trusted reference examples, and follow local procedures for handling and reporting suspected counterfeits.