FEATURES
Advanced Cash Recycling
The MS500E comes equipped with our powerful cash recycling technology, allowing the same deposited notes to be reused for future dispense transactions.
Self-Audit & Cash Counting
The MS500E can verify and automatically track all notes in or out of the device ensuring maximum security and accuracy in cash handling.
Multi-denomination Support
With numerous large cash cassettes, the MS500E is capable of not only storing a large quantity of notes but also up to 6 different types of denominations.
Secure Cash Transfer
Our external transit cassette dramatically reduces cash exposure and is interchangeable with other Hyosung products. Tellers can load and remove cash from the recycler without opening the safe, securely transfer cash in the branch, the cassettes are easy to repair, operate and replace.
Full Specifications
- Height: 894mm (35.2“) with monitor
675mm (26.6“) under counter - Width: 430mm (16.9“)
- Depth: 997mm (39.2“)
- Weight: 311kg (685.6 lbs)
- Temperature : 5°C ~ 40°C (41°F ~ 104°F)
- Humidity 25% ~ 85%
- Microsoft Windows® 10
- 8” LCD Touchscreen
- Display unit status: note counting, and guidance messages
- Error and jamming point display
- Cash Recycling
- Continuous feed input module
- Supports up to 6 denominations
- 6 recycling cassettes, plus 2 drums
(1 Reject and 1 Overflow)- Split Cassette – Top: 100mm capacity, Bottom: 115mm capacity
- Reject Drum – 600 note capacity
- Cash Handling Speed
- Deposit: 8 notes/second (Max. 10 notes/second)
- Dispense: 8 notes/second (Max. 10 notes/second)
- Safe: UL291 Level-1
- Sensor: Safety Door
- Temperature, vibration sensors (optional)
- Front Access
- State of health indicators for all modules
- AC 200 ~ 240V ± 10% / 9.0A
- Secure Cash Transfer
- Securely moves cash within branch or among different locations
- External transit cassette (optional)
- Interchangeable with other Hyosung cash recyclers and branch transformation devices
- Securely moves cash within branch or among different locations
- Counting with note validation
- Note serial number recognition
- Fitness sorting
- Ambient LED light (optional)
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The MS500 is a digitally secure, fast and feature-rich cash recycler for financial institutions. The MS500 modular design and high capacity cassettes drive Hyosung’s industry-leading availability and serviceability.
MS500S
The MS500S delivers all of the functionality of the MS500 standard except, in a small package. Features such as transit cassette, self-audit, and continuous feed are all included in this mini powerhouse.
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