Banknote counting machine Olympia NC 450 — 5.1 kg, LCD, 230 V, 75 W, 247×185×306 mm

Olympia NC 450 is a compact banknote counting machine designed for fast and reliable currency counting in retail, cash offices and small businesses. The unit measures 247×185×306 mm and weighs 5.1 kg, offering a balance of portability and stable operation. It runs from an AC 230 V supply and typically consumes 75 W, and features an LCD that displays count information clearly for straightforward use.

Advantages

The Olympia NC 450 combines a small footprint with robust counting performance, providing accurate counts and basic batching functions while remaining easy to place on a counter. Its LCD makes results easy to read and the relatively low power consumption supports frequent use without excessive energy draw. The machine’s weight and dimensions offer good stability during counting cycles while still allowing relocation when necessary.

Suitable for

• Retail checkouts and point-of-sale cash reconciliation
• Small business and office cash handling
• Cashier tills and end-of-shift counting
• Back-office cashroom sorting and batching

Key specifications

• Dimensions: 247 × 185 × 306 mm
• Weight: 5.1 kg
• Display: LCD for count readout
• Power supply: AC 230 V
• Power consumption: 75 W (typical)

How to use

Place the Olympia NC 450 on a stable, level surface and connect it to a 230 V outlet. Turn the unit on and use the LCD to select the required counting mode and batch settings if needed. Insert a stack of banknotes into the hopper and allow the machine to run; the LCD will display the counted amount. Remove counted notes from the stacker and repeat the process for additional batches. Follow basic maintenance guidance such as keeping the hopper and sensors free of dust for consistent operation.

Usage recommendations

Use the machine in a dry, dust-free environment and avoid overloading the hopper beyond its recommended stack capacity. Regularly inspect and, when necessary, gently clean the feed path and sensors according to the manufacturer’s instructions to maintain counting accuracy and prolong service life.