Antitheft Coin Switch Assembly Kit for Appliances
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Your laundry is often busy (perhaps even busier than normal) but the cash flow is dropping sharply?
Maybe some ''smart consumer'' is using a wire (and teaching others) to gain free cycles from the machines.
Appliance King, with 38 years of experience in the coin laundry business, comes up with a robust, affordable solution!
Our Antitheft switch consists of a new rotary switch and a rotary switch assembly kit which has two norm. open terminals and two norm. closed terminals outside the surface of the switch. It also has two arm actuate steel wires and two separate electric circuits to be used in association with coin drop units that operate coin machines and similar equipments.
Only when activated by a coin, the two arm actuate steel wires will interact with the two separate electric circuits in a closed position, thus completing the electrical circuit.
The new rotary switch and the assembly kit is generally installed at the bottom of the coin drop units with the two actuate arm steel wires spread apart to accomodate any size of coins or tokens with each actuate arm steel wire that has its own open and closed electric circuit. Only when a coin strikes the two actuate arms steel wires simultaneously it will close simultaneously in order to operate coin machines and similar equipments.
It also can provide different functions that can be used in association with different components of electric, electronic and mechanical machines and equipments.
Our Antitheft switch increases revenue of many small business that use coin drop units for their appliances.
A small business can also save additional money on their monthly utility bills.
This is especially true for coin laundry facilities where water, gas, and electricity are used to wash and dry clothes.
Our unit can also save an operator extra money on parts and labor, due to the wear and tear on abused coin drop units.
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