Description

Overview

A cash drawer is the part of a till that nobody thinks about until it stops opening. The Speed-X SP-340B is a compact POS cash drawer, 340 mm wide, built to sit on a small counter and open automatically every time a sale is rung up. It has no mains power supply of its own: it is printer-driven, so the receipt printer triggers it open over a standard RJ11 cable, and the drawer pops open on each sale.

The body is heavy-duty metal with a plastic drawer and a 3-position key lock — locked, open, or online — so cash stays secure between sales and the drawer can still be opened by key when the printer is off. At 340 mm wide it fits counters, kiosks and pharmacy tills where a full-size 410 mm drawer will not, and the removable, adjustable coin tray makes end-of-day counting faster.

The tray layout is confirmed from the seller’s own SP-340B photos: seven bill compartments with plastic bill grippers and four coin compartments, in a removable, adjustable tray.

Key Benefits

It opens on its own. Plug the RJ11 cable into a receipt printer and the drawer triggers open on every sale — no separate power supply, no software, no button to press. That is the whole point of a printer-driven drawer: the cashier never has to think about it.

It fits small counters. At 340 mm wide, the SP-340B goes where a full-size drawer will not — a pharmacy till, a bakery counter, a kiosk — and its 360 mm depth keeps it from eating the whole counter.

It keeps cash secure. A heavy-duty metal body and a 3-position key lock mean the drawer stays shut between sales, and the key opens it when the printer is off or the power is out.

Counting is faster. The removable, adjustable coin tray lifts out for end-of-day counting, and the compartments can be rearranged to suit the notes and coins the shop actually takes.

Features and Advantages

The interface is a standard RJ11/RJ12 6-pin modular connection, printer-driven at 12 V or 24 V DC from the receipt printer — the same port found on Epson, Star and XPrinter-type receipt printers, so the drawer works with the printer a shop already owns. There is no mains adapter to buy and nothing to configure.

The lock has three positions: locked, open, and online (printer-triggered). A cheque or receipt slot is standard on this class of drawer, and the class is rated at 500,000 cycles (MCBF) — built to open and close all day, every day. The drawer measures 340 × 360 × 100 mm in its class datasheet (108 mm including the feet) and weighs 2.8 kg; both figures should be measured against the stocked unit, since no Speed-X datasheet was found for this model.

The tray holds seven bill compartments with plastic bill grippers — five at the rear, two at the front — and four coin compartments, in a removable, adjustable tray, as shown in the seller’s own SP-340B photos. For a shop counter that also needs a camera watching the till, the TP-Link Tapo C200 Pan/Tilt Wi-Fi Camera covers the counter from one spot.

Ideal Users

Small shops, pharmacies, bakeries and cafes running a POS printer at the counter will use this drawer most. It opens on every sale, locks between them, and fits a counter that already holds a printer, a card terminal and a display.

Kiosks and pop-up counters are the second group: limited space, one receipt printer, and a drawer that has to work without a mains socket of its own. A shop network matters here too — the TP-Link ER605 Omada Gigabit VPN Router keeps the till and the back office connected.

It also suits anyone replacing a worn drawer on an existing setup. If the old drawer opened from the same receipt printer, this one plugs into the same RJ11 port — and for Wi-Fi at the counter, the TP-Link EAP225-Wall covers a single room neatly.

Technical Specifications

Specification	Details
Model	Speed-X SP-340B
Dimensions	340 (W) × 360 (D) × 100 mm (108 mm incl. feet) — class figure, verify against the stocked unit
Weight	2.8 kg — class figure, verify against the stocked unit
Bill compartments	7 (5 rear + 2 front) with plastic bill grippers — confirmed from the seller’s SP-340B photos
Coin compartments	4 (adjustable, removable tray) — confirmed from the seller’s SP-340B photos
Interface	RJ11 / RJ12 (6-pin modular), printer-driven
Trigger voltage	12 V / 24 V DC (from receipt printer)
Construction	Metal top cover, plastic drawer; heavy-duty metal body
Lock	3-position key lock (locked / open / online)
Durability	MCBF 500,000 cycles — class figure
Media slot	1 (cheque/receipt slot, class-standard — not confirmed for SP-340B specifically)

FAQs

How does the drawer open? It is printer-driven: plug the RJ11 cable into a receipt printer and the printer triggers it open on each sale. It has no mains power supply of its own.

What printers does it work with? Any receipt printer with a standard 12 V / 24 V RJ11 cash-drawer port (the common Epson/Star/XPrinter-type port).

How many notes and coins does it hold? Seven bill compartments with plastic bill grippers and four coin compartments, in a removable, adjustable tray — the layout shown in the seller’s own SP-340B photos.

Does it come with keys? A key lock is standard on this class of drawer; keys are normally included — confirm with the stocked unit.

Can it be opened without a printer? Yes — with the key, or the manual release, depending on the lock position.

Why Buy From NexGenShop.pk?

NexGenShop.pk lists the Speed-X SP-340B at Rs 8,799 with delivery across Pakistan. The listing states the verified figures plainly — the tray layout is confirmed from the seller’s own photos of the SP-340B — so the buyer knows exactly what they are getting. For new stock and offers, follow NexGenShop.pk on Facebook and Instagram.

Final Conclusion

The Speed-X SP-340B is a compact, honest cash drawer: printer-driven over RJ11, heavy-duty metal, a key lock, and a size that fits small counters. Its tray holds seven bill compartments and four coin compartments, and the drawer will do its job for years. At Rs 8,799, it is a practical till drawer for small shops in Pakistan.