.054 - VendaVolt 220~240V Electricity Timer Cashless Payment Station. Accepts Visa & MasterCard Cell Phone App Payments. The 220V Timer Outlet Vends Electricity For; 30A Clothes Dryers, And Other 220V Machines.

VendaVolt 220~240 Volt Dryer & Electric Vehicle 30A 220~240V Outlet Visa & MasterCard Cashless Payment Timer Station.

The VendaVolt station vends electricity in a time mode to any 220~240V electrical device. Ideal for Laundromat Washers, Condo's, Apartments, Parking Garages & Parking Lots! Plug in your dryer or level 2 EV charger power cord plug into the 30A electrical outlet socket. The dryer power cord is cut off and the cord inserted into the black plastic gland securing the cord from tamper or removal. The access cover is secured with a high security tamper proof screw.

How long should a dryer take to dry? A typical drying cycle takes about 45 minutes, but this time can vary depending on the cycle, heat setting and size of your load. Delicate cycles take roughly 15 minutes, while heavy cycles, like bedding, can take up to three hours to fully dry.

Use your cellular phone to select Visa or MasterCard payment for payment of selected tier pricing and time desired. Example; $2.50 for 45 minutes, $3.00 for 60 minutes, $3.50 for 70 or 80 minutes. Any vending amount per minutes, hours or even days desired!

Press the "Pay Now" button on your Blue Tooth configured smart phone and electricity is vended for the time selected. Can be wall mounted or on a post. Constructed of UL listed & NEMA components. Includes a rubber security clamp to prevent unauthorized removal of the time machine power cord plug.

Waterproof door cover and a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI). The GFCI is a specialized outlet with a built-in breaker. Contact XCP Corp [1] 352-678-3021 or email: sales@xcpcorp.com Also available in 220~240 volts for European, Australian locations.

Converting a Domestic Washer/Dryer to Cashless Payment

Pros and Cons to using VendaVolt Timer Cashless Payment Stations on Domestic Washers and Dryers

We wish to make you aware of what will occur when using our VendaVolt Timer Cashless Payment Stations on a domestic machine. On the surface, it seems to be a great idea, BUT there are factors to be considered!

First, in the manufacture of a domestic washing/dryer machine versus the coin op version, the machines come down the assembly line to a point where the top/ lid assembly is added. At that point, a domestic machine has a lid with control panel that has a timer installed in the backsplash that plugs into a multi-plug in the base of the machine. This timer usually has several different cycles from which to choose.

Or at the same point on the assembly line, a top is put on that has NO timer in the back panel, but instead has one in the coinop case that has only one cycle, plugging into the base. Once activated, it does its thing, then quits at the end of the timer cycle.

When you plug in our VendaVolt Timer Cashless Payment Stations to a domestic machine, you must deal with a conflict in timers, or be very innovative in how you approach the application.

The VendaVolt Timer Cashless Payment Station merely activates power to the existing internal washer/dryer timer, but then you have the problem of the customer have multiple cycles to choose from while the VendaVolt Timer Cashless Payment Station has only on continuous timer setting. Domestic machines cycle range from 15/18 minutes to 45 minutes. So you must set our VendaVolt Timer Cashless Payment Station at the longest setting to accommodate the machine. Those that are clever will try to run two short cycle on the VendaVolt Timer Cashless Payment Station and if they take too long between loads, our timer will cut off too soon, leaving a tub full of dirty rinse water or a locked lid. Or they will make payment, but then load the washer, put in the soap, and fiddle with knobs, and so again, time expires before the wash or dry cycle is done.

Also, any variation in water pressure can mean a washer fills quickly one time but takes longer the next. The OEM ( the factory timer on the machine) timer stops, and holds, until the vacuum switch tells it that the tub is filled to the right level, and then resumes driving the timer circuit. This is true of both domestic machines and machines that were made to be coin operated. This happens on the original fill to wash and later when it fills to rinse. Our VendaVolt Timer Cashless Payment Stations keeps on ticking along, disregarding all of these other inputs within the machine.

We recommend a sliding scale pricing and time for the configuration of the VendaVolt Timer Cashless Payment Station. Example; The default setting of $3.00 for a normal dry cycle. Place signage on the wall of the laundry room that indicates the price & time required for the different settings on the dryer. This way the patron can select the correct payment on their Clear Token cell phone app for the time required for their selection.

The one added thing to consider is cost. When buying our VendaVolt Timer Cashless Payment Stations, please keep in mind that the cost is only $395.00 to as low as $260.00 per VendaVolt Timer Cashless Payment Station compared to an expensive coin operated washer/dryer. This may or may not be the most economical way for you to offer cashless operated machines.

Please understand our goal is not to talk you out of purchasing our VendaVolt Timer Cashless Payment Stations by any means. We will help you with any project that you have. We would always advise you to consider your options before making any decisions. IMPORTANT NOTE: Specify 3 prong or 4 prong outlet when ordering.

Clear Token Monthly administrative fee is $5.00 per device. Credit & debit Visa/MasterCard processing fee is 3.95% on each transaction.

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