Valsgelddetector Olympia UV 586

The Olympia UV 586 counterfeit bill detector is a compact ultraviolet (UV) device for visual inspection of banknotes and cards. It uses a 9W UV lamp emitting 365 nm light to reveal UV security features and fluorescent spots on currency and credit cards. The unit runs on AC 230 V, 50 Hz power and has a small footprint (190 × 90 × 91 mm), making it suitable for cash desks and point-of-sale environments where quick visual verification is needed.

Advantages

The detector provides clear UV illumination to expose hidden UV features in banknotes and cards without requiring complex setup. Its compact black housing and low weight (0.384 kg) allow easy placement on counters or transport between locations. The device operates on standard 230 V/50 Hz mains power and is simple to use for routine authenticity checks.

Suitable for

• Retail stores and point-of-sale checks
• Cash offices and banking counters
• Market stalls and mobile vendors
• Small businesses handling cash transactions

Key specifications

• Model: Olympia UV 586
• UV lamp power: 9 W
• Wavelength: 365 nm
• Power supply: AC 230 V, 50 Hz
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 190 × 90 × 91 mm
• Weight: 0.384 kg
• Colour: Black
• Operating environment: 0–40 °C, max. 85% humidity

How to use

Place the Olympia UV 586 on a stable, flat surface connected to a 230 V mains outlet. Turn on the UV lamp and hold the banknote or credit card under the light so the security threads, UV fibres or fluorescent prints become visible. Inspect both sides of the note or card for expected UV features. After inspection, switch off the lamp and store the device in a dry place within the specified temperature and humidity range.

Recommendations

Use the detector in a dimly lit area for best visibility of UV features. Avoid prolonged direct eye exposure to the UV lamp. Keep the device away from moisture and operate it within the recommended temperature (0–40 °C) and humidity limits (max. 85%).