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Goodson Cash Drawers
Goodson cash drawers are a reliable, budget-friendly choice for retail and hospitality counters. The range covers economy manual drawers and 24V printer-driven models with standard note and coin layouts. POS Plaza stocks Goodson cash drawers from around $85 inc GST, with local stock and same-day dispatch from Sydney.
The Goodson range
The Goodson CD410 is an economy cash drawer available in 12V and a manual push-to-open version, ideal for low-cost or backup tills. The GC-35, GC-36 and GC-37 are 24V printer-driven drawers with an 8 coin, 5 note slot tray, designed to pop open automatically when a receipt prints. All lock for security.
Printer-driven or manual?
The 24V Goodson drawers (GC-35, GC-36, GC-37) connect to a receipt printer and open automatically on a sale, which is the standard POS setup. The manual CD410 is opened by hand, suiting a simple till, a market stall or a backup drawer. If you run a receipt printer, choose a 24V printer-driven model.
How much do Goodson cash drawers cost?
Goodson cash drawers range from around $85 to $139 inc GST. All prices inc GST and were accurate at the time of writing, so check the individual product page for current pricing. Browse all cash drawers or see printer-driven cash drawers, or call 1300 115 808.
Frequently asked questions
Q: Are Goodson cash drawers printer-driven?
A: The 24V models (GC-35, GC-36, GC-37) are printer-driven and open automatically when a receipt prints. The CD410 manual version is opened by hand.
Q: What note and coin layout do they have?
A: The GC-35, GC-36 and GC-37 have an 8 coin, 5 note slot tray, which suits most retail and hospitality floats.
Q: Will a Goodson drawer work with my receipt printer?
A: The 24V printer-driven models connect to a compatible receipt printer with an RJ11/RJ12 cable and open on a sale. They work with common Epson and Star printers. Call us if you want it confirmed for your printer.
Q: Are Goodson cash drawers lockable?
A: Yes. Goodson drawers include a key lock to secure the cash tray when the till is unattended.