Mühlen Fhöle 2
Coin Counting and Sorting Machine
Latest System and Superior Features
The newly developed Fhöle 2 coin counting and sorting machine features a highly functional screen compared to competing models. Designed with numerous new features added over its predecessor, our model has been produced with a user-friendly focus thanks to its new technological systems.
Everything on One Screen
The MÜHLEN Fhöle II model, which displays the counting result and counting details on the same screen at the same time, offers excellent performance with its improved LCD screen. The user can view both the total amount and the counting report in detail on the same screen. In addition, when the user presses "REPORT" once, they see the counting reports as piece count, and when pressed again, the counting details are shown as the amount in TRY.
Count Result & Details on a Single Screen
Thanks to the wide, three-row LCD screen used, the user can simultaneously see both the counting results and the details on a single screen. The ability to view count reports either as piece count or as amount gives this machine a unique experience.
Fast Counting and Sorting
Compared to other models, the Fhöle 2 counts quickly and accurately, correctly directing mixed coins into 5 different coin bins. Counting 550 coins per minute, this model offers the user free batching of 0–999 pieces for each denomination.
100% Error-Free & Precise Counting
Thanks to its newly developed precision channels and built-in special sensors, it achieves 100% accurate counting results without errors. With its exclusive mechanism designed to prevent possible coin skipping or mixing, it recognizes coins three-dimensionally.
Durable and Long-Lasting Machine
Thanks to its specially developed processor and durable circuits, the Fhöle 2 model — the most durable and long-lasting among coin counting machines — is specially designed for intensive use. Thanks to the power board developed with "Power" technology, it continues to operate at the same power without being affected by voltage fluctuations.
Large Coin Box and Feed Hopper
Designed for intensive use, our model stands out from other models with its large coin box and feed hopper capacity. While the large coin boxes can hold between 250 and 500 coins, the feed hopper capacity ranges between 1500 and 2000 coins.
Technical Specifications
- Displays counting result and counting details on a single screen
- Shows the counting report either as piece count or as amount
- Sorts coins of each denomination from one another
- Counts coins flawlessly at high speed
- Ease of use with a wide, three-row LCD screen
- Displays instant count total and details on screen
- Now much faster and more robust with the 2nd generation version
- Self-testing with the "NV5" processor
- Displays detected errors to the user on screen
- 550 flawless coin counts per minute
- Feed hopper capacity of 1500~2000 pieces
- Strong and durable mechanical system structure
- Wide feed hopper for 1500~2000 pieces
- Batching capability between 0~999 pieces
- Design suitable for daily intensive use
- Groove and set system prevents jamming
- Dust-resistant anti-static sensor set
- Three-dimensional coin recognition with the "3D" system
- Flawless, accurate counting results with dual motor power
- 100% error-free and fast counting performance
- Coin box capacity between 250~500 pieces
- 24 months full warranty
Advantages
- User-friendly with a wide, three-row LCD screen
- Displays counted quantities and amount on a single screen
- Displays the report either by piece count or by TRY amount
- Complete scanning of the coin thanks to "3D" technology
- Counting speed of 550 pieces per minute
Physical Properties
- Dimensions: 345 x 306 x 258mm
- Weight: 3.9kg
Mühlen Fhöle 2 — Coin Counting and Sorting Machine for High-Volume Cash Desks
Who Is It For?
The Mühlen Fhöle 2 coin counting and sorting machine is built for businesses that handle large amounts of loose change every day: supermarkets, jewellers, bank and post office branches, car parks and organisations that empty donation boxes. It takes mixed coins, separates them into 5 coin bins and counts them in one pass, which makes end-of-day cash reconciliation faster and more orderly. Its second-generation mechanics and power board are designed for intensive daily use.
Key Features and What They Do
- Three-row wide LCD screen: shows the count result and the counting details at the same time, so the operator follows everything on a single display.
- Report by quantity or by amount: press REPORT once to see the count by number of pieces, press it again to see it as a total value.
- 550 coins per minute: mixed coins are counted and directed to the correct bin at high speed, with free batching from 0 to 999 pieces per denomination.
- 3D coin recognition: precision channels and built-in sensors read each coin three-dimensionally to prevent skipped or mixed coins, supported by dual motor power.
- Large hopper and coin boxes: the feed hopper takes 1500 to 2000 coins and each coin box holds 250 to 500 coins, so refills and emptying are less frequent.
- Self-test with the NV5 processor: the machine checks itself and shows any detected error on the screen.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the Fhöle 2 sort mixed coins?
Yes. It separates coins of each denomination from one another and directs them into 5 different coin bins while counting.
Is it affected by voltage fluctuations?
Its power board, developed with Power technology, is designed to keep the machine running at the same power when the mains voltage fluctuates.
What are the dimensions and weight of the machine?
The Fhöle 2 measures 345 x 306 x 258mm and weighs 3.9kg.
What warranty does the machine come with?
The Mühlen Fhöle 2 comes with a 24-month full warranty.
Usage and Care Tips
Empty the coin boxes before they fill up so the counting flow is not interrupted. The groove and set system reduces jamming and the anti-static sensor set resists dust, but cleaning the hopper and coin channels at regular intervals still helps keep counts accurate. If an error message appears on the display, check the indicated point before restarting the count.
