It is an indoor steel cabinet with 19 or 60 storage boxes, a transparent front window, and weight sensor options. A Smarty 8-inch terminal supports the selected access workflow, including PIN or RFID. The box layout, sensor range, and software behavior should be confirmed for the items being stored.

Operations and facilities teams assessing controlled access to small items can compare it with an open stock cupboard or a staff-led issue desk. Start with the items and the proposed issue or return process, then check whether the cabinet, sensors, and software can support that specific workflow.

Both cabinets measure 2000 mm high, 1200 mm wide, and 550 mm deep. The 19-box model has a mix of internal widths of 284, 208, and 164 mm and weighs 202 kg empty. The 60-box model has 75 mm-wide internal boxes and weighs 253 kg empty. Both have boxes 150 mm high and 394 mm deep.

The datasheet lists two sensor options: 0.1–10 kg and 1–30 kg. These are sensor ranges. Confirm measurement accuracy, calibration, product weight variation, and expected behavior with the actual items before selecting the sensors.

Weight sensing needs to be matched to the products and configured workflow. Ask for a demonstration showing how the system interprets weight changes, handles mixed or variable-weight items, and records exceptions before relying on automatic item counts.

The Smarty 8-inch terminal supports PIN and RFID access. The datasheet also lists basic MiFare and advanced HID RFID readers, a QR reader, and a contactless and PIN payment terminal as options. Confirm the full hardware and workflow specification for the project rather than assuming every method is included.

A contactless and PIN payment terminal is a documented technology option. Paid vending requires the appropriate terminal, payment arrangements, and software workflow to be specified together. The cabinet and weight sensors alone do not establish a complete payment or billing process.

The cabinet body, door, and storage boxes use 1.2 mm steel. The front door has a large transparent acrylic window, and the steel surfaces have a 100-micron powder-coated finish. The cabinet is specified for indoor use.

The cabinet includes a power and LAN inlet. Confirm the electrical supply, network connection, cable route, and final installation requirements with Keynius for the selected terminal and software setup. Include outage and reconnection behavior in the project demonstration so the operating procedure matches the installed system.

Bring representative products in their normal packaging and test fit, access, weight sensing, item removal, returns where applicable, replenishment, and exceptions. Agree what the software records and who maintains stock and sensors, then confirm the cabinet layout, price, installation, and delivery scope.