The Hitachi iH-110 Banknote Sorter is designed for banks, exchange houses, retail businesses, casinos, and cash-processing centres that require efficient banknote counting and verification in Qatar. Its dual contact image sensors (CIS) capture full-colour banknote images, supporting currency recognition, mixed-denomination counting, and advanced banknote analysis.
The iH-110 supports up to 40 installed currencies, with up to 16 currencies available in Mix & Multi mode. It counts mixed banknotes and automatically recognises supported currencies, helping reduce manual sorting and reconciliation work. Value counting with counterfeit detection reaches speeds of up to 1,300 notes per minute, depending on the currency. Additional modes include denomination sorting, face and orientation sorting, serial number recognition, and fitness sorting on compatible models.
Multiple sensors support banknote authentication and detection of suspicious notes. These include full-colour dual CIS imaging, a 16-channel magnetic sensor, infrared transmission and reflection, and ultraviolet reflection, transmission, and fluorescence detection. The system also supports OCR, MICR, barcode capture, and full-colour image recording, depending on the selected configuration.
The machine features a 4.3-inch full-colour LCD touchscreen, two-teller mode indication, and multi-user functionality. The standard iH-110 hopper holds up to 500 notes, the stacker holds 200 notes, and the reject pocket holds 60 notes. Maximum capacities may vary by configuration and banknote condition.
Connectivity includes Gigabit LAN, USB host and device interfaces, and RS-232C. The unit measures 300 × 320 × 315 mm and weighs approximately 13 kg. It operates on a 100–240 V AC power supply. Optional accessories include an external LCD display, an on-screen display for video surveillance systems, and a thermal printer. Buy now with Fast Delivery in Doha, Al Wakrah, Al Rayyan.
