TILLS 4 CHANGE | Cash Registers

Electronic Cash Registers (ECR) are used for hospitality and retail scanning and we are authorised resellers for Casio, Geller, Samsung (Sam4s) and Sharp.

We are a fully authorised dealer for systems.

* All price quoted exclude VAT at the current rate and courier delivery. *

Entry Level

	ER-150		ER-260		ER-290
From: £85.00		From: £180.00		From: £160.00
	ER-380M		ER-390M		ER-420M
From: £185.00		From: £225.00		From: £259.00

Mid-Range

	ER-5200M		ER-5215M		ER-5240M
From: £375.00		From: £395.00		From: £410.00
	ER-650
From: £410.00

System Level

	SER-7000 Flat keyboard ideal for hospitality		SER-7040 Raised keyboard ideal for retail scanning		SPS-1000 Sam4s pad based system
From: £725.00		From: £725.00		From: £950.00
	SPS-2000 Touch Screen based system
From: £1250.00

Discontinued

	ER-4615 Discontinued 2006		SER-6500ii Discontinued 2006		SER-6540ii Discontinued 2006
Consumables still available		Consumables still available		Consumables still available
	ER-5100 Discontinued 2006		ER-5115 Discontinued 2007		ER-5140 Discontinued 2007
Consumables still available		Consumables still available		Consumables still available
	ER-5200 Discontinued 2008		ER-5215 Discontinued 2008		ER-5240 Discontinued 2008

Consumables still available		Consumables still available		Consumables still available

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