Cash Registers Sharp ER-A421

Cash Registers Sharp ER-A421

Cash Registers Sharp ER-A421

With excellent hospitality features usually available on higher-end cashregisters the ER-A421 is ideal for the hospitality market. The table management system enables full table tracking including sophisticated bill separation functionality to split bills by item, number of person or amount. The built-in printer can be used for kitchen receipt printing and related guest bill issuing later on. For any busy multi-operator business the overlap clerk system ensures quick customer service.

Specifications
Printer
2 station thermal printer yes
Print Speed (lines / sec.) 15.0
Paper size (mm) 58
Graphical Logo  yes

Display
Multi-line alphanumeric LCD / digits / lines yes / 24 / 6 to 10
<b>Customer display</b> 2 line alphanumeric
Pop-up type yes
7-segment / 7 positions yes/no

Keyboard
Flat keyboard type yes
No. of standard keys 119
No. of maximum keys 119

Drawer
Standard equipment yes
Bills 5
Coins 8
Coin case removeable yes
Drawer lock yes

Features
Standard Departments 6
Maximum Departments 99
Text size (digits) 16
Standard PLUs 2.000
Maximum PLUs 20.000
Text size (digits) 16
<b>EAN</b> yes
Standard EANs 2.000
Maximum EANs 20.000
PLU / EAN stock yes / yes
Price Level 2
Clerks standard / maximum 25 / 50
Table function yes
VAT rates 6
Periodic Transaction report yes
Clerk report yes
PLU / EAN report yes/yes
Hourly Report yes
Electronic Journal yes
Online communication yes
External printer(s) yes

Technical Specification
Dimensions (W x D x H mm) 355 x 424 x 305
Weight (kg) 12.0
Maximum Watts 31.6
Standby Watts 7.1
Working Temperature (in °C) 0 - 40
Internal Akku yes
Paper Roll Width (mm) 57.5 / +- 0.5
Paper Roll Diameter (max. mm) 80

Accessories
Operation manual Basic user manual
Drawer keys 2
Paper take-up wheel 1
Paper roll 2
Holding angle 1
Text programming sheet 1
Real clerk keys optional Dallas clerk key system
Class A  This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.