Bankbiljettelmachine Olympia NC 590 — wit, LCD-display, 230 V AC, 60 W, 270×245×248 mm

Olympia NC 590 is a compact desktop banknote counting machine designed for fast and reliable currency counting in retail tills, cash offices and small businesses. The unit combines a clear LCD display, low power consumption and a small footprint (270×245×248 mm) to fit on counters or workstations. It is finished in white, weighs 5.13 kg and supports removable MicroSD memory for compatible storage and record keeping. Operated from standard 230 V AC power with a typical 60 W power consumption, the Olympia NC 590 offers straightforward counting with a focus on space efficiency and everyday usability.

Advantages

The Olympia NC 590 provides quick, accurate banknote counting with a user-friendly LCD display that shows count totals and basic status information. Its compact dimensions and modest weight make it easy to position at point-of-sale locations or behind service desks. Low power draw (60 W) reduces energy use during routine operation, while MicroSD support allows convenient transfer or backup of counting data where compatible systems are used. The white housing integrates unobtrusively into a range of professional environments.

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How to use

Place the Olympia NC 590 on a stable, level surface near a 230 V AC outlet. Connect the power cable and switch the unit on; the LCD will indicate readiness. Arrange a stack of unfolded banknotes and feed them into the hopper according to the operator instructions supplied with the machine. The device will count notes and display totals on the LCD. Use the MicroSD slot to save compatible count records if required by your workflow. Follow any supplied user manual steps for clearing jams or performing routine checks.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, keep banknotes free of large staples, heavy soiling or excessive folding; inspect notes before counting. Ensure the area around the machine is dust-free and avoid placing liquids nearby. Periodically check and clean feed rollers and sensors following the manufacturer’s maintenance instructions to maintain counting accuracy.