SN-K6 Self-Ordering Kiosk.
27 Inches at the Counter.
A 27-inch screen is roughly two menu boards side by side, and that is the point: customers read the whole menu without squinting, add the side they did not come in for, and pay without joining the till queue.
A 27-Inch Screen.
Menu at Eye Level.
The panel is 27 inches at 1920 x 1080 with 10-point capacitive touch, large enough to show photos at plate size instead of thumbnails. When nobody is ordering, it turns into a promo screen.
27" Digital Menu Board
Runs ads when nobody is ordering.
The FHD panel shows items at plate size.
Ten-point touch, so
ordering is quick.
Ultra-Reliable Seiko Printer with 150mm/s Speed
The paper bin opens with a concealed one-touch switch, so staff swap a roll without a key and without walking to the back. Customers cannot reach the same latch, which keeps the mechanism clean and the paper in place.
More Ways To Self-Pay
Compatible with Various POS or EMV Devices
The bay takes third-party EMV pin pads, and a protective cover closes over the slot when it is not in use.
QR Code Payment
A 1D/2D scanner reads a phone QR code or a printed coupon, and it mounts inside the unit rather than being clamped on afterwards.
Flexible Payment Methods.
Three Ways to Pay.
Three paths, one kiosk: scan a QR code, tap a card on a third-party EMV pad in the bay, or use the optional 3D depth camera for face pay. Whichever you enable, the transaction runs through the payment stack you already have.
Rapid QR Scanner
1D and 2D codes, including the wallet QR codes customers show on their phones.
Universal POS Bay
A custom bracket holds a Verifone or Ingenico pad at the right angle, instead of it hanging off a cable.
3D Face Pay (Optional)
An optional 3D depth camera handles face pay, where your payment provider supports it.
Dual OS.
Android 13 or Windows 10/11.
The same chassis ships with Android 13 on an octa-core 2.4 GHz board, or Windows 10/11 IoT on Intel Celeron to Core. Base is 4 GB RAM and 64 GB storage, with 8 GB and 128 GB available.
Check hardware specificationsWall Bracket or Floor Stand.
Two mounting options use the same head unit: a wall bracket for tight counters, or a floor stand for open lobbies. Start with one and change it later without buying a second kiosk.
Wall-Mounted
Bolts to the wall, so it uses no floor space.
Floor-Standing
Stands at eye level in an open lobby.
Product Specifications
| Operating System | Android 13 or Windows 10/11 IoT |
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| Processor | Octa-Core 2.4GHz (Android) / Intel Celeron/Core (Windows) |
| Memory (RAM & ROM) | 4GB RAM + 64GB ROM (Up to 8GB+128GB optional) |
| Display & Touch | 27-inch, 1920*1080 FHD, 10-point Capacitive Touch |
| Thermal Printer | 80mm Seiko mechanism, 150mm/s speed, Auto-cutter |
| Barcode Scanner | Built-in 1D/2D QR code scanner |
| Camera (Optional) | Single-lens / Dual-lens / 3D Depth Sensing Camera |
| Audio | Built-in Digital Audio Speakers (2 x 3W) |
| Communications | Ethernet, Dual-Band WiFi, Bluetooth |
| External Ports | USB Type-A, RJ45 (LAN), Audio Jack, Power Port |
| Installation | Wall-mount bracket / Floor-stand base (Optional) |
Which kiosk fits the floor plan?
Three self-service platforms, split by duty cycle, screen size and how the site mounts them. The two closest alternatives to this page:
Planning the deployment? See how these units are used in the field, or read the buying and comparison material.
SN-K6 Kiosk FAQ
What are the display specs?
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27 inches, 1920 x 1080 FHD, with 10-point capacitive touch. The same panel serves the ordering UI and the idle advertising loop.
What printer does it use and how long does it last?
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An 80 mm Seiko mechanism at 150 mm per second with an auto-cutter. The head is rated for 100 km of paper and the cutter for 1 million cuts.
What are the Android and Windows configurations?
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Android 13 on an octa-core 2.4 GHz processor, or Windows 10/11 IoT on Intel Celeron to Core. Base memory is 4 GB RAM with 64 GB storage, and 8 GB with 128 GB is available as an option.
Can we use our own payment terminal?
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Yes. The bay takes a custom bracket for third-party EMV pin pads such as Verifone and Ingenico, so your existing acquirer relationship and rates carry over. A protective cover closes over the bay when the slot is not used.
Does it need a camera for face payment?
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The camera is optional: single-lens, dual-lens or 3D depth sensing. Face pay needs the 3D depth option and support from your payment provider, so decide both before the order is placed.
Wall-mounted or floor-standing?
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Both use the same head unit. Wall bracket for tight counters, floor stand for open lobbies; the floor stand is an option, so tell us which one your site needs at order stage.
Quote the SN-K6.
Bulk deployments and OEM customization, with pricing and technical documentation on request. Tell us the OS and whether you need the scanner or the 3D camera, and we quote that exact configuration.