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Four products, one module - full control in the smallest space
With the SILEXA Four Tap Controller, you can control up to four tap lines precisely via a single module – ideal for bars, self-service areas, food trucks or canteens. Thanks to intuitive 2.8″ touch operation and freely assignable portion buttons, the device is ready for immediate use – without any training. It fits into any environment and can even be equipped with your branding.
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Four in one go - tap, check, evaluate
The SILEXA Four Tap Controller puts an end to compromises in confined spaces. Up to eight individually assignable buttons allow you to precisely control four lines – from fixed portions to free-flow mode for tasting or cleaning. The PWM control regulates voltage or pump speed, saves energy and prevents foaming.
Whether at the bar or in self-service: the service is self-explanatory. Want to see live how much has been tapped? No problem – sales and meter readings can be read directly from the button. And for even more convenience, you can set everything up via the USB port with the PC software – without any special cables.
Optional RS232, LAN, WLAN or GSM interfaces are also possible – for cloud evaluation, POS connection or remote monitoring. And all this in a housing smaller than a deck of cards.
Why silexa?
Recognize the difference. Experience the advantage.
Includes self-explanatory Windows configuration software for your settings.
Up to 8 buttons freely programmable for up to 4 products – PWM-controlled outputs for foam-free dispensing pleasure
Reporting of all relevant interactions – full control of all withdrawals per product
TECHNICAL DATA
DIMENSIONS (MM)
64 B | 83 H | 60 T
DISPLAY
2.8″ color touchscreen
REQUIREMENTS
110-230VAC / 50-60Hz
Cleaning made easy - The SILEXA Draft Line Cleaner
Complement the KEG Switcher with the SILEXA Draft Line Cleaner, which cleans your dispensing systems automatically and hygienically. This keeps the quality of your dispensing at the highest level – with minimal effort.
