Logic Controls
Logic Controls CD415 Cash Handling 16.1 x 16.3 in Black RJ12
Printer-driven cash drawer with 16.1 x 16.3 in footprint, all-metal construction, three-position lock and RJ12 interface
- TypeCash Boxes & Trays
- FeaturesCost-effective Printer-driven only Supports all major brands
- ColorBlack
- InterfaceRJ-11
- Finish/SurfaceMetal and Plastic
- Sizes/DimensionsDimensions: 16.14" x 16.33" x 4.48" Bill and coin tray: 14.1
- Space-saving 16.1 x 16.3 inch footprint fits tight counters
- Three-position lock and all-metal construction secure cash reliably
- Printer-driven RJ12 interface works with major POS printers
- Steel ball-bearing slides deliver smooth, consistent drawer motion
- Deep under-till compartment stores ample coin rolls and media
Compact POS cash drawer
The Logic Controls CD415 is a printer-driven cash drawer built for retail and hospitality counters. Its narrow 16.1 x 16.3 inch footprint saves counter space while the deep under-till compartment stores coin rolls and media. All-metal construction with a durable powder-coat finish and steel ball-bearing slides provide smooth operation and resistance to daily wear. A three-position lock and standard cash drawer sensor add security for cash handling.
Fits Epson or Star printer setups
This drawer suits businesses using Epson or Star POS printers that supply a 24V 10.8A solenoid drive through an RJ12 connection. It is not intended for USB, serial or network-driven cash drawer ports, nor for systems that require a powered interface independent of the receipt printer. Buyers needing multi-printer compatibility without a printer link should look at something else.
Simple printer-cable install
Installation consists of plugging the hardwired RJ12 cable into the printer’s drawer port and securing the unit with its rubber feet to prevent sliding. The most common issue is connecting to a printer that does not output the required 24V solenoid voltage, which leaves the drawer locked. Verify the printer’s drawer pinout matches the RJ12 specification before mounting.
Highlights
- Space-saving 16.1 x 16.3 inch footprint fits tight counters
- Three-position lock and all-metal construction secure cash reliably
- Printer-driven RJ12 interface works with major POS printers
- Steel ball-bearing slides deliver smooth, consistent drawer motion
- Deep under-till compartment stores ample coin rolls and media
Specifications
| Type | Cash Boxes & Trays |
|---|---|
| Brand | Logic Controls |
| Model | CD415 |
| Features | Cost-effective Printer-driven only Supports all major brands of POS printers High security design with all metal construction Three position lock for maximum cash security Adjustable coin compartments Media slots Rubber feet to prevent sliding |
| Color | Black |
| Interface | RJ-11 |
| Finish/Surface | Metal and Plastic |
| Sizes/Dimensions | Dimensions: 16.14" x 16.33" x 4.48" Bill and coin tray: 14.13" x 12.83" x 2.48" Weight: 15.87 lbs. |
| Selling Unit | 1 |
| Specifications | Electrical: Solenoid: 24V 10.8A Interface: Printer driven only Open Drawer Command: Locked Open By Command Open By Operator Note: Cash Drawer Sensor: Yes, standard Connector Pinout Information: RJ12 |
| Type Specifications | MECHANICAL Weight: 15.8 lbs (7.2 kg) Dimensions: 16.1in x 16.3in x 4.4in (41.0cm x 41.5cm x 11.4cm) Bill and coin tray: 14.1in x 12.8in x 2.4in (35.9cm x 32.6cm x 6.3cm) (6 x coins/ 5 x cash) ELECTRICAL Solenoid: 24V 10.8A INTERFACE Printer driven only OPEN DRAWER COMMAND Locked Open By Command Open By Operator NOTE Cash Drawer Sensor: Yes, standard CONNECTOR PINOUT INFORMATION RJ12 |
| Shipping weight | 7.42 kg |
| Package size | 470 × 467 × 157 mm |
Questions about this item
What POS printer interface does the CD415 require to open the drawer?
The drawer uses a hardwired RJ12 connection that is driven directly by the receipt printer, so the printer must provide a 24 V solenoid trigger on that port.
Will the 16.14 in by 16.33 in footprint fit on the same counter as my existing 16 in by 16 in tray?
Yes, the CD415 measures 16.14 x 16.33 in, matching the standard 16 x 16 in footprint and leaving the same counter space for other equipment.
How can I verify the drawer sensor is working after installation?
Send an open-drawer command from the POS software; the solenoid will fire and the sensor will report the drawer state back to the printer, confirming correct operation.
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