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KPS-2000B MG UV Currency Counter | NEOTECH® UAE

KPS-2000B MG UV Currency Counter | NEOTECH® UAE

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High-Speed Banknote Counting with UV and MG Screening Functions.

KPS-2000B MG UV Currency Counter The KPS-2000B is a desktop banknote counting machine designed for businesses that need to process stacks of notes more efficiently than manual counting.

The currently available product information identifies:

  • Counting speed up to 1,600 notes per minute
  • UV detection
  • MG detection
  • Hopper capacity up to approximately 300 notes
  • Digital display
  • Batch counting
  • Add / accumulation function

This model should be understood primarily as a banknote counter with UV and MG screening functions, rather than as a guaranteed counterfeit-authentication system.

Overview

The KPS-2000B may be suitable for cash-handling environments such as:

  • Retail counters
  • Restaurants
  • Hotels
  • Offices
  • Back-office cash rooms
  • Cash collection points
  • Other businesses processing physical banknotes

Its purpose is to reduce manual counting effort while providing selected UV and magnetic checks during the counting process.

Key Features

  • Up to 1,600 notes per minute stated counting speed
  • UV ultraviolet detection
  • MG magnetic detection
  • Approx. 300-note hopper
  • Digital display
  • Batch mode
  • Add / accumulation mode
  • Desktop banknote-counting format

High-Speed Banknote Counting

The stated maximum counting speed is:

Up to 1,600 notes per minute

Actual throughput can vary depending on:

  • Banknote condition
  • Alignment
  • Note thickness
  • Dust or dirt
  • Machine maintenance
  • Detection settings
  • Operator loading

The maximum rating should therefore not be interpreted as guaranteed continuous throughput in every situation.

UV Detection

UV detection checks for selected ultraviolet-responsive banknote features.

Depending on the currency and note series, UV-sensitive elements may form part of the banknote's security design.

However, UV screening alone cannot confirm that every banknote is genuine.

MG Detection

MG detection checks for selected magnetic properties present in compatible banknotes.

As with UV screening, magnetic detection is only one part of counterfeit-note checking.

A machine fitted with MG detection should not be represented as capable of identifying every counterfeit note under all circumstances.

Important Counterfeit Detection Guidance

The terms UV and MG describe detection functions.

They do not mean:

  • Every counterfeit note will be identified
  • Every genuine note will always pass
  • The machine replaces manual verification
  • The machine is a bank-grade authentication system

Banknote designs and counterfeit techniques vary by currency, denomination and issue series.

Any note flagged as suspicious should be inspected separately according to the business's cash-handling procedures.

300-Note Hopper Capacity

The KPS-2000B is listed with a hopper capacity of approximately:

300 banknotes

This allows multiple notes to be loaded at once rather than feeding them individually.

Actual capacity can vary somewhat with note thickness, wear and condition.

Batch Counting

Batch mode is useful when notes need to be separated into predetermined quantities.

Potential examples include preparing groups of:

  • 10 notes
  • 20 notes
  • 50 notes
  • 100 notes

The exact selectable batch settings should be confirmed from the actual machine or user manual.

Add Function

The Add function allows successive counts to be accumulated into a running total.

For example:

Stack 1 → 150 notes
Stack 2 → 125 notes
Accumulated total → 275 notes

This can be useful where cash is processed in several smaller stacks.

Counting Notes vs Counting Currency Value

This distinction is important.

The KPS-2000B should be treated as a note-counting machine unless documentation confirms denomination recognition.

Counting the number of notes is different from:

  • Identifying each denomination
  • Calculating the total monetary value
  • Sorting different denominations
  • Recording serial numbers

We should not claim these advanced functions unless they are separately verified.

Technical Specifications

Model: KPS-2000B

Product Type: Desktop Currency / Banknote Counter

Counting Speed: Up to 1,600 notes per minute

Counterfeit Screening: UV + MG

Hopper Capacity: Approx. 300 notes

Display: Digital display

Counting Functions: Standard count, batch and add functions

IR Detection: Not currently verified

Mixed-Denomination Value Counting: Not currently verified

Serial Number Recognition: Not currently verified

Currency Sorting: Not currently verified

Power Specification: Confirm from the exact unit rating label

Dimensions: Not verified from a model-specific source

Weight: Not verified from a model-specific source

Cash Handling Applications

The KPS-2000B may be considered for:

Retail

Counting notes collected from cash drawers or shifts.

Hospitality

Processing physical cash from restaurants, cafés or hotels.

Office Cash Handling

Counting petty cash, collections or other banknote batches.

Back-Office Operations

Preparing counted cash before reconciliation or deposit.

These examples describe potential uses only and do not imply that the machine provides accounting or cash-management software.

How to Use

A typical operating process is:

  1. Connect the counter to the correct power supply.
  2. Make sure the hopper and note path are clear.
  3. Align the banknotes.
  4. Place them into the hopper.
  5. Select the required counting or batch function.
  6. Start the counting process.
  7. Check the displayed quantity.
  8. Inspect separately any banknote flagged by the machine.

The product manual should take priority for machine-specific settings, cleaning and error codes.

Buyer Guidance

Before purchasing a currency counter, confirm:

  • Which currency will be counted?
  • Is simple note counting sufficient?
  • Is mixed-denomination value counting required?
  • Is denomination recognition required?
  • Which counterfeit-screening functions are needed?
  • What counting speed is required?
  • Is a 300-note hopper sufficient?
  • Which power specification is supplied?
  • What warranty applies to the actual unit?
  • Is current stock available?

A higher-feature machine may be more suitable if automatic value calculation, denomination sorting or more advanced authentication is required.

Why Choose NEOTECH® UAE

NEOTECH® encourages buyers to understand the difference between:

  • Banknote counting
  • Currency-value counting
  • Denomination recognition
  • UV/MG screening
  • Advanced counterfeit detection
  • Note sorting

before selecting equipment.

Learn First. Decide Second. Buy Only If It Is Right for Your Needs.

There is no obligation or pressure to purchase from NEOTECH®.

NEOTECH® Learning Center

NEOTECH® Learning Center is free and open to everyone. You do not need to be a NEOTECH® customer to access or benefit from our educational content. Learn at your own pace, explore the information freely, and make informed decisions based on your own needs. There is no obligation or pressure to purchase from NEOTECH®.

Educational information about banknote counters, value counters and counterfeit-screening technologies can help buyers understand which type of cash-handling equipment suits their actual workflow.

UAE Delivery

NEOTECH® supplies within the United Arab Emirates.

Shipping: Free Standard Shipping
Order Cut-Off: 2:00 PM GST
Handling: 1–2 business days
Transit: 3–5 business days
Estimated Total Delivery: 4–7 business days

Availability should be confirmed before time-sensitive orders.

FAQ - KPS-2000B

Q: What is the counting speed of the KPS-2000B?
A: The currently available product information lists a maximum counting speed of up to 1,600 notes per minute. Actual performance can vary depending on note condition and operating settings.

Q: Does the KPS-2000B detect counterfeit banknotes?
A: The machine has UV and MG screening functions. These can assist with checking selected banknote security characteristics, but they do not guarantee detection of every counterfeit note.

Q: Does the KPS-2000B calculate the value of mixed denominations?
A: We do not currently have verified documentation confirming mixed-denomination value counting. It should therefore be treated as a banknote counter unless exact technical documentation confirms denomination recognition and value calculation.

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Contact NEOTECH® UAE

NEOTECH®
Operated by NEOLYN TECHNOLOGY LLC

Email: support@neotech.ae

Address: Store 13, Computer Building, Al Fahidi, Bur Dubai, Dubai 44245, UAE

Disclaimer – NEOTECH® UAE

The KPS-2000B is presented as a banknote counting machine with UV and MG screening functions based on the currently available product information.

UV and MG detection do not guarantee that every counterfeit, altered or damaged banknote will be identified. Any suspicious note should be examined separately according to appropriate cash-handling procedures.

Features such as IR detection, mixed-denomination value counting, serial-number recognition and currency sorting have not been claimed because we do not currently have verified model-specific documentation supporting them.

Power specifications, warranty, dimensions, package contents and other details should be confirmed against the actual supplied unit.

Last Updated: 17 August 2026  (GST, UTC+4)

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