Product Description

3-pocket mixed denomination counting and sorting

The Carnation FedPro CR2500 is a 2+1 pocket currency sorter built for businesses that need to count, verify, and sort mixed bills in a single pass. Dual CIS sensors and full-spectrum counterfeit detection (UV, IR, MG, MT, thickness, and image) work alongside banknote fitness sorting and ATM-fit options to keep cash processing fast and accurate.

  • 2+1 pocket currency sorter with banknote fitness sorting
  • Superior counterfeit detection: UV, IR, MG, MT, thickness, and image analysis
  • Dual CIS sensors for advanced currency recognition
  • Modes: Count, Mix, Single (programmable pockets), Face & Orient
  • Additional functions: ADD & Batch options, Fitness & ATM Fit options
  • Front and rear access for easy clearing of notes and cleaning
  • 5" LCD touchscreen display with SD card and USB software updates

Technical specifications

Counting speed 900 / 1000 / 1200 notes per minute
Hopper capacity 1,000 notes
Stacker capacity 200 x 2 notes
Reject pocket 100 notes
Weight 54.23 lb
Dimensions 12.20"(W) x 15.35"(L) x 20.47"(H)

What's included

  • Carnation FedPro CR2500 currency counter
  • AC power cable
  • Quick start guide

Optional accessory: thermal printer (sold separately).

Warranty & support

Covered by a 2-year limited manufacturer warranty against defects in materials and workmanship under normal use. Warranty is non-transferable to end users and requires proof of purchase.

Shipping

Ships directly from the manufacturer; typically dispatches within 3-5 business days of order.

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