BS-201 Stationary Ticket Machine

The BS-201 is an exceptionally durable and robust ticket vending machine, designed for long-term, maintenance-free operation in high-traffic outdoor environments. With a multi-layered security system and high resistance to vandalism and harsh conditions, it is ideal for handling intense passenger flows. The BS-201 supports a wide range of payment methods and offers advanced ticketing and information functions for public transport and urban spaces.

Vandal-Resistant Touchscreen:

• 15″ high-contrast color TFT LCD touchscreen (4:3)
• IR touch technology, LED backlight, 800–1,000 cd/m² brightness
• 1024 x 768 resolution, multilingual interface, weatherproof

Comprehensive Payment Options

• Contactless EMV payment cards (Visa payWave, MasterCard PayPass)
• Contact EMV payment cards (chip & magnetic stripe, Visa, MasterCard)
• Certified: EMV Level 1 & 2, PCI PA DSS, MasterCard PayPass M/Chip, Visa qVSDC
• MIFARE™ / MIFARE Plus™ card support (season tickets, e-purse)
• Intelligent coin and banknote handling: accepting, recycling, and giving change
• Coin storage: up to 3,000 coins (6 storage tanks + 4 hoppers)
• Banknote storage: 600–2,000 notes, change in banknotes (up to 100 notes)

Advanced Ticket Printing

• Up to 4 programmable 200 DPI thermal printers
• Supports 2D codes & full graphics
• 80 mm paper width
• Optional Edmondson printer and MIFARE card dispenser
• Paper status monitoring, self-sharpening cutter

Durable Construction

• IP54-rated vandal-resistant housing with alarm system
• Anti-graffiti paint, safe edges, RGB LED indicator
• 7-point locking system
• Dimensions: 1,985 x 920 x 570 mm
• Weight: 300 kg

Power & Backup

• 230V AC, 50 Hz power supply
• Intelligent power backup system for safe shutdown
• Heating and temperature control system

Environmental Performance

• Operates in -35°C to +60°C
• Storage: -40°C to +70°C
• Humidity: <95% (non-condensing)

Connectivity & Integration

• ​Ready for integration with city information, parcel collection, access, car/bike sharing, and other self-service systems
• Remote operation, configuration, and reporting via central software