Suzo customers now have a new choice in high quality, low cost bank note readers. The TRILOGY is a stackerless bank note reader that can be seen as a serious alternative to the already established products in the market.

Trilogy Series Bank Note Acceptors are competitively priced and designed for indoor use in the amusement, gaming, vending, lottery and kiosk markets. Trilogy Bank Note Acceptors can accept notes from 60mm to 85mm in width, including the GBP 50 UK note. Pyramid Technologies have been able to design an excellent, high-security, easy-to-use product but at a price that will raise many eyebrows within the market.

The Trilogy can boast a number of features, including dual-stage optical antistringing and a removable note path for easy cleaning and maintenance. A very high acceptance rate comes with high security against fraudulent notes. This 12V DC unit can accept up to 12 notes (all four directions) and has an accept rate of approx. 20 notes per minute.

Suzo Americas have been distributing Pyramid Technologies and also the new subsidiary in Spain for some time now. The excellent feedback has led the the Continental European distribution contract. Outside of Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan (separate distributor), Suzo International can now offer the PTI products in Continental Europe.

Suzo have also announced a distribution contract with Visaton, a German-based company that manufactures high-end speakers. Visaton's excellent product sits perfectly with Suzo's drive to offer the best quality to the market, and Visaton offer an extensive range of speakers.

With a moisturised cone and metal basket as standard, Visaton speakers offer the reliability that the market is looking for. They are kitted out with high efficiency and high range rise.

Marcel Oelen, Managing Director of Suzo International, stated: “We are very pleased to be able to offer Visaton speakers to the gaming and amusement markets. The very high quality fits in with our strategy of representing the best companies in the given product range."

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