Self-service terminals look similar in a brochure and diverge on site. Claronix kiosks run 21.5″–43″ in floor-standing, wall-mounted and countertop form factors, on either Android or Windows. Card reader, printer, scanner and cash modules are specified per order — not bundled. Use this checklist before installation day.

1. Lock the platform before the enclosure

Android vs Windows decides which POS / ticketing software you can run and what the long-term licence cost looks like. Everything else (bezel, printer mouth, scanner window) is sheet-metal. Decide the OS with your software vendor first, then send us the enclosure brief. Product detail: Self-service kiosks.

2. Peripherals — only what the site needs

List each module: MSR / IC / NFC reader, thermal printer, 1D/2D scanner, cash acceptor, camera. Empty cut-outs collect dust and confuse operators. We cut and wire the modules you name; we do not ship a “full option” harness by default.

3. Floor plan, power and accessibility

Floor-standing footprint and ADA / local reach heights if the site requires them
Power drop location (rear vs base) and whether a UPS sits inside the cabinet
Network: Ethernet preferred for checkout; confirm WiFi only if the venue forbids a cable
Service access: front vs rear door for printer paper and cash box

4. Portable monitor setups for demos and overflow lanes

When a full kiosk is overkill for a temporary lane, a USB-C portable monitor (15.6″–18.5″, 2× USB-C + Mini HDMI, magnetic cover-stand, no battery) is a common overflow display. Same factory lines; different form factor. Tool-free stand setup — no hinge kit.

Application context

Ordering, checkout and ticketing patterns: Self-service application page. Send platform, screen size, form factor, peripheral list and country — quote within one business day via Contact.