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#1 zipo

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Posted 15 January 2012 - 06:26 PM

I have a snacktron 1 which has a bill validator NB-1kb-400. It's 117v and 60h.
I was wondering, can I use any conlux NB, even if it's not 117v. I see one for 27v. What that be good?
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Posted 16 January 2012 - 09:01 AM

You cannot use a 27V validator in that machine. Because of its age you must use a 110V coin mech and validator. I would suggest you use the MEI 2501. You will need a conversion kit for mounting as well as the harness. You can get both at D&S Vending 1-800-445-8363

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Posted 16 January 2012 - 10:01 AM

Vendor's Exchange also has the parts to upgrade to a Mars VN-2501. Their number is 1-800-321-2311. We sell these upgrade kits all the time, and so I have the part numbers. Call up Vendor's Exchange, and ask for:

Qty-1 / VE-3300 Price-$18.50
Qty-1 / VE-7114 Price-$15.40

You will also need a universal Mars 110 volt power harness. If you don't have on, that is part number VE-7559 Price-$9.27. Hope this helps if that is the route you choose to go. The Mars VN-2501 is unquestionably one of the best validators on the market, with a 100% bill acceptance rating. The kit is easy to install in your machine.





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