- UK-wide supplier of AI Vending Machines
Start with what your site and products actually need, then compare capacity, temperature, technology and payment options around those requirements.
A smart AI vending machine is an automated retail machine that can let customers open the cabinet, take one or more products and complete payment without a traditional drop mechanism. On compatible systems, AI-assisted recognition identifies the products taken and processes the transaction.
The customer uses an approved payment method to access the machine, selects the products they want and closes the door. Compatible AI technology identifies what was removed and completes the transaction through the connected payment system.
Traditional vending normally requires customers to select an item before it is dispensed. Smart vending can offer a more open, grab-and-go experience, with connected payments, software and product-recognition technology depending on the machine.
On compatible smart vending systems, yes. Customers can take several suitable products during the same transaction rather than making a separate purchase for each item.
That depends on the machine. Suitable options can include drinks, snacks, packaged food, frozen products and other compatible items, with temperature and shelf configuration affecting what can be stocked.
Smart vending can suit workplaces, warehouses, education sites, hotels, gyms, retail environments, healthcare locations and other commercial settings. The right machine depends on the space, products and expected customer demand.
The machine itself is designed for self-service operation, but operators still need to manage tasks such as stocking, cleaning and general day-to-day oversight.
Potentially, yes. Smart vending can provide self-service access when staffed facilities are limited, provided the location allows customer access and the selected equipment suits the site.
Smart vending technologies vary between manufacturers. Product-recognition systems on compatible machines are designed to identify items taken during a transaction, while exact camera and software functions should be checked for the specific model.
Yes. Previous vending experience is not essential. Choosing a viable location, the right machine, sensible products and a manageable replenishment plan matters more than having operated vending machines before. Our buying guidance can help you work through those decisions before ordering.
Yes. Smart AI Vending Machines supports single-machine purchases as well as larger deployments, so you can choose a setup based on the needs of your site rather than committing to a multi-machine project immediately.
A Great Machine Still Needs the Right Site.
A strong location has genuine demand, convenient access and enough space for the right machine. Consider who uses the site, what they are likely to buy and how easily the machine can be stocked and managed.
Ideally, yes. Knowing the proposed location makes it easier to choose the right machine size, capacity, temperature requirements and product range rather than buying equipment first and trying to make it fit later.
There is no single number that suits every site. Customer demand, operating hours, product choice and buying frequency all matter, so expected usage should be considered alongside footfall.
Smart vending can suit workplaces, warehouses, factories, universities, hotels, gyms, healthcare sites, retail environments and other commercial locations where convenient self-service access is useful.
Choose a location that is easy for customers to reach and practical for restocking and operation. Available space, power, access and the machine’s dimensions should all be checked before confirming the position.
Look at how many people use the site, when they are there, what products they may want and what alternatives are already available. These factors can help you judge the type and capacity of machine worth considering.
They can. Existing food and drink options may affect demand, but convenience, opening hours, product choice and the position of the machine can also influence how useful vending is at the site.
Yes, the installation should be agreed with the relevant site owner or authorised decision-maker before equipment is placed on their premises.
That depends on the commercial agreement between the machine operator and the site. Any rent, commission or revenue-sharing arrangement should be agreed before the machine is installed.
Check the available floor space, access route, final machine position, power requirements and whether the selected equipment can be delivered and operated safely in the proposed area.
Only where the selected machine is suitable for that environment. Outdoor installation should be confirmed against the specific equipment, supplier requirements and conditions at the proposed site.
Match the Machine to the Job.
Our range includes compact chilled machines, larger refrigerated models, smart freezers, display-led machines and double-door formats. We also support higher-capacity automated retail setups where a single machine is not enough.
Start with what you want to sell, available space, expected customer demand and whether products need chilled, frozen or ambient storage. Payment requirements, capacity and management technology can then help narrow the choice.
A compact machine can make more sense where floor space is limited or customer demand does not require a larger cabinet. The HaHa Mini 360, for example, is a compact refrigerated option with a 580mm machine width.
Look at usable capacity, product variety, expected sales and how frequently the machine can be restocked. Larger or double-door machines may provide more flexibility where demand and available space support them.
Choose equipment designed to operate at suitable freezer temperatures. Options in our current range include the HaHa Freezer 550 and SandStar VRK-F, although the right choice depends on your products and site requirements.
Some models combine vending with customer-facing digital displays. The HaHa Max 620S includes an integrated advertising display, while the SandStar VRK Pro also offers an embedded display as part of its retail format.
Yes. Our range includes double-door formats such as the HaHa Ultra 1200, SandStar SRK2 and SandStar EXE2, giving businesses options for greater capacity or different merchandising requirements.
Among the machines currently listed in our range, the HaHa Ultra 1200 offers 1,200 litres of internal volume and an 864-bottle UK capacity reference. Capacity figures should still be considered alongside the products you intend to stock.
Yes. Product dimensions, shape, temperature requirements and packaging can affect shelf configuration and machine suitability. It is better to consider the intended product range before selecting the equipment.
Do not compare capacity figures alone. Look at internal volume, shelf layout, product reference capacity and the types of items the machine will actually hold, as different products use the available space differently.
It can be one of the practical factors to consider, particularly with refrigerated and frozen equipment. Exact energy requirements vary by model, so current supplier specifications should be checked for the machines you are comparing.
Yes. We work with a growing network of manufacturers, allowing you to compare machines around capacity, technology, product suitability, payment setup and operating requirements rather than being limited to one brand.
The Technology Handles Checkout. The Operation Still Matters.
That depends on how the machine is being operated. In many cases, the business or operator manages product ordering, loading and restocking as part of the day-to-day running of the machine.
There is no fixed schedule. Restocking depends on sales volume, machine capacity, product shelf life and how quickly individual items sell at the location.
Start with the people using the site and what they are most likely to buy. Product size, temperature requirements, expected demand and machine compatibility should also guide the range.
Potentially, where the selected machine provides suitable refrigerated storage and the products are compatible with the equipment. Food handling, storage and expiry requirements still need to be managed appropriately.
Often, yes. The replacement products still need to suit the machine’s temperature, shelf configuration and recognition or management system where applicable.
Pricing is an operator decision. Consider product cost, payment charges, site costs, local demand and the margin required to operate the machine commercially.
Yes. Smart technology automates parts of the buying process, but the machine still needs regular cleaning and general care to keep it suitable for customers and the products being sold.
Yes. Maintenance requirements vary by machine and manufacturer, particularly for refrigeration, payment hardware, software and other connected components.
Some connected systems can provide stock-related information that helps operators identify when products may need replenishing. Exact functions depend on the selected machine and management platform.
Look at sales, product demand, stock movement, restocking frequency and which products sell consistently. These patterns can help you adjust the range and understand how the location is performing.
That depends on the product, applicable legal requirements and whether the selected vending system supports the controls needed for that use. Suitability should be confirmed before planning an age-restricted product setup.
Connected Machines Need Reliable Connectivity.
Many smart vending functions rely on connectivity for payments, remote management, software updates and machine data. Exact connection requirements depend on the machine and system selected.
Connectivity varies by model. Some machines support Wi-Fi, 4G LTE or both, giving operators different ways to keep the machine connected.
Potentially, if the selected machine supports Wi-Fi and the network is suitable for the required connection. Network access and compatibility should be checked before installation.
There is no single connection speed that applies to every machine. The required speed and stability depend on the equipment, payment system and connected features being used.
The supplied product information confirms 4G LTE and Wi-Fi connectivity for the HaHa Mini 360. Ethernet support should be confirmed against the current manufacturer specification before installation.
This depends on the model. Some equipment, including the HaHa Mini 360, supports 4G LTE, but connectivity hardware and setup should be checked for the specific machine being considered.
Some connected functions may become unavailable or limited until connectivity returns. What happens to payments, checkout and remote management depends on the selected machine and technology platform.
This depends on the machine, payment system and supplier configuration. Offline transaction capability should not be assumed and should be confirmed for the specific equipment.
Some connected vending platforms provide remote machine and operational information. The exact monitoring features available depend on the manufacturer, machine and management system.
A vending machine requires power for normal operation, so a power interruption can stop refrigeration, payments and connected functions. Behaviour after power is restored depends on the equipment.
Confirm that the machine has power, connectivity has returned and the payment and management systems are operating normally. If a problem remains, contact the relevant support route for the machine.
Understand the Payment Journey Before You Start Trading.
Payment setup depends on the HaHa model and the approved provider arrangement for that machine. We can help confirm the compatible terminal, merchant account and setup requirements before the machine goes live.
They can perform different parts of the payment process. PAX is associated with payment-terminal hardware, while Shift4 provides payment-processing and merchant services in supported setups. The exact arrangement depends on the equipment being used.
Merchant-account ownership and onboarding depend on the approved payment arrangement. This should be confirmed during setup so you know whose account receives the transactions and how settlement works.
Sales are settled through the merchant and payment-provider arrangement connected to your machine. The destination account and settlement process should be confirmed when the payment account is set up.
Possibly, but compatibility depends on the machine, payment terminal and provider. An existing account should be checked before assuming it can be connected to the selected vending system.
That depends on whether Nayax is compatible with the specific machine and configuration. Alternative payment systems should be confirmed against the approved supplier setup before ordering.
Supported methods vary by machine and payment terminal. Compatible systems may support contactless cards and digital payment methods, but the exact options should be checked for the selected setup.
Not every smart vending machine is designed around cash payments. Cash compatibility depends on the model and hardware configuration, so this should be confirmed before purchase.
Pre-authorisation temporarily reserves an amount on a customer’s payment method before the final transaction value is known. Once the purchase is completed, the final amount can then be processed according to the payment-provider setup.
The timing is controlled by the customer’s bank and payment provider rather than the vending machine alone. Exact release times can vary, so provider-specific guidance should be checked where needed.
Charges can change and may depend on the machine, payment provider and commercial arrangement. Current figures should always be confirmed from the approved HaHa and payment-provider information supplied with your quotation.
The current source material provided does not confirm the components of this £26.50 charge. Its breakdown should be taken from the approved supplier or payment-provider pricing before it is published.
The supplied information does not confirm how this £0.08 charge is divided or calculated. The exact fee structure should be checked against the current approved payment documentation.
The transaction should first be checked against the machine and payment records. The appropriate payment provider or technical support route can then be involved where a transaction needs further investigation.
Transaction records are available through compatible payment and management systems, although the exact information and receipt options depend on the machine, terminal and provider being used.
Manage More Without Standing Beside the Machine.
On compatible systems, yes. Remote management can include viewing machine activity, sales information, product settings and other operational data without being beside the machine.
Some connected platforms provide stock-related information to help operators understand what may need replenishing. Exact stock visibility depends on the machine and management system.
Some systems can provide stock notifications or alerts when products reach configured levels. Availability depends on the selected machine and software platform.
Yes, where supported by the connected management platform. Operators may be able to view sales activity and transaction information remotely.
The process varies by platform. It may involve adding product information, pricing and other settings through the connected management software before stocking the item in the machine.
Products can be imported from an existing product library or submitted as new products. New-product applications may require product information and images before the item is approved for recognition and sale.
Restocking tools vary between manufacturers and software systems. The available workflow should be confirmed for the specific machine and platform you choose.
Some management platforms support different user roles or access levels, allowing businesses to control what individual team members can view or change.
Some systems support multiple machines through a single management platform, which can make it easier to monitor a larger vending operation.
Some platforms allow machines to be organised by site or location. This can be useful for businesses managing equipment across several premises.
Depending on the system, remote controls may include pricing, product information, promotions and other operational settings. Exact capabilities vary by machine and manufacturer.
The way uncertain transactions are handled depends on the AI system and supplier platform. Any review or correction process should be confirmed against the specific technology being used.
Some connected platforms provide reporting tools and may allow operational or sales information to be exported. Available formats and reporting functions vary by system.
Some automated retail platforms may support account-based access, employee programmes or other controlled-use features. Availability depends on the selected technology and should be confirmed before the system is chosen.
Know the Real Cost Before You Commit.
Pricing varies by machine size, capacity, refrigeration, payment hardware, software and manufacturer. The most accurate price should come from the current product information or a quotation based on the setup you need.
The VAT basis should be shown alongside the relevant product price or quotation. If it is not stated, confirm whether VAT is included before comparing the total project cost.
The standard UK VAT rate is currently 20% for most goods and services. Business Automations Limited is VAT registered, but the VAT treatment of a particular transaction should be checked against official UK VAT guidance where needed.
Depending on the project, additional costs may include delivery, payment setup, transaction charges, branding, connectivity and other supplier-specific services. Your quotation should confirm what is included.
There can be. Software, connectivity, payment services or other connected features may carry ongoing charges depending on the machine and supplier arrangement.
Smart AI Vending Machines supports individual machine purchases as well as larger projects, so you do not need to commit to a multi-machine order simply to start.
Yes. Projects can include several machines, multiple locations, micro markets or more complete automated retail setups depending on your requirements.
Leasing or finance availability is not confirmed in the current business information, so it should not be assumed. Ask about the purchasing options available for the equipment you are considering.
Instalment payment terms are not confirmed across the full machine range. Any available payment arrangement should be confirmed for the specific equipment and quotation.
Yes. A quotation can be prepared around the equipment, location and wider project requirements so you can understand the proposed setup before deciding how to proceed.
Consider stock, electricity, payment charges, connectivity, software, servicing and any site-related costs that apply to your setup. Exact costs vary by machine, supplier and how the equipment is operated.
Prevent Problems Before Delivery Day.
Delivery costs vary by machine, supplier, destination and access requirements. The applicable delivery charge should be confirmed within the quotation for the equipment you are considering.
Delivery times depend on the selected machine, supplier availability and the requirements of the order. Current lead times should be confirmed before you commit to a purchase.
Smart AI Vending Machines sells nationwide across the UK. Exact delivery arrangements depend on the machine, supplier and destination involved.
You can discuss preferred delivery arrangements when ordering, but availability depends on the equipment, supplier and delivery service involved.
This varies by machine and supplier. The delivery format and any setup required should be confirmed for the specific equipment before delivery is arranged.
Check the final machine position, access route, available space, power requirements and any restrictions that could affect delivery. Our delivery and returns guidance covers the practical points worth checking beforehand.
That depends on the machine and site. Some equipment may require specific setup or technical support, so installation requirements should be confirmed for the selected model.
Support options depend on the equipment, supplier and project requirements. Where specialist assistance is needed, the relevant manufacturer or technology partner can be involved.
Restricted doors, stairs, lifts, corridors or other access limitations can affect delivery. Share any access concerns before ordering so the machine dimensions and delivery route can be considered.
Warranty periods and coverage depend on the specific HaHa model and current supplier terms. The applicable warranty should be confirmed from the approved product information before purchase.
An extended warranty for the HaHa Mini 360 is not confirmed in the current business information. Any extension options should be checked against the latest supplier terms.
Warranty coverage varies by SandStar model and supplier arrangement. Current warranty terms should be confirmed for the specific machine you are considering.
Smart AI Vending Machines provides a UK-based point of contact for relevant support enquiries, with manufacturers or technology partners involved where specialist assistance is required. Our warranty and technical support explains the support route in more detail.
Report the issue as soon as possible and provide the machine details along with photographs or other useful evidence. The appropriate supplier or delivery support route can then be used to assess the problem.
Make the Machine Fit the Brand Around It.
Yes. Suitable machines can be customised around your business, venue, sponsor or campaign, depending on the equipment and project.
Options can include machine artwork, wraps, printed graphics, promotional materials, venue-specific branding and wider point-of-sale presentation where suitable.
Branding costs depend on the machine, artwork, coverage and installation requirements. Current pricing should be confirmed as part of the quotation for your chosen setup.
Yes. We can support branding concepts and design, including machine artwork, printed materials and suitable promotional graphics.
Potentially, yes. Customer-supplied artwork can be considered, provided it meets the format and production requirements for the selected machine or branding method.
Not necessarily. Branding can be considered for individual machines as well as larger projects, depending on the selected equipment and requirements.
That depends on the type of branding being applied. Where professional installation is recommended or required, this should be confirmed as part of the project.
Yes. Suitable machines can be branded around the identity of a business or location, including gyms, hotels, workplaces, venues and other commercial environments.
Yes, where the selected machine includes a suitable digital screen. Promotional videos, adverts and other digital content can be created for compatible displays.
Potentially. This depends on the freezer model and available display technology, so the exact specification should be checked before choosing the machine.
Timescales depend on the machine, design requirements, artwork approval, production and installation. A specific lead time should be confirmed for the individual project.
No. Branding can improve presentation and help the machine fit the surrounding business or venue, but sales still depend on factors such as location, customer demand, product choice and pricing.
HAHA Smart AI Vending Machines.
HaHa supplies smart vending equipment designed around connected, unattended retail. Smart AI Vending Machines currently offers selected HaHa models for UK businesses, including chilled, frozen, display-led and high-capacity formats.
The current range includes the HaHa Mini 360, Pro 542, Freezer 550, Max 620S and Ultra 1200, giving businesses options across compact refrigerated vending, frozen retail, digital-display machines and larger-capacity setups.
No. The model number should not be treated as the machine’s product capacity. Capacity depends on internal volume, shelf configuration and the size and type of products being stocked.
The Mini 360 is a compact refrigerated option for commercial sites where space matters. Its 580mm width and five adjustable shelves make it useful where a smaller footprint is important.
The HAHA Pro 542 provides greater refrigerated capacity than the Mini and can suit workplaces, gyms, hotels, factories and other medium-to-higher demand locations.
The HaHa Freezer 550 is the dedicated freezer option in the current range. It combines a 566-litre cabinet with six adjustable layers for suitable frozen products.
Yes. The HaHa Max 620S combines refrigerated vending with an integrated digital advertising display, making it suitable for locations where customer-facing media is useful.
Within the current HaHa range we list, the Ultra 1200 offers the greatest internal volume at 1,200 litres, with twelve adjustable shelves and an 864-bottle UK capacity reference.
Payment arrangements depend on the model and approved provider setup. The compatible terminal, merchant account and any associated charges should be confirmed for the specific machine before ordering.
Compatible HaHa machines support connected management features, which can include remote pricing, promotions and operational monitoring. Exact functions vary by model and software setup.
Yes, where supported by the selected system. New products still need to suit the machine’s temperature, shelf configuration and management or recognition requirements.
Yes. Suitable HaHa machines can support branding such as artwork, wraps, printed graphics and venue-specific presentation, depending on the model and project.
Warranty periods and coverage depend on the individual HaHa model and current supplier terms. The applicable warranty should be confirmed from the approved product information before purchase.
SandStar AI Smart Vending Machines.
SandStar develops smart unattended retail technology using AI product recognition, connected management systems and commercial vending hardware. Smart AI Vending Machines currently offers selected SandStar models for UK projects.
SandStar develops smart unattended retail technology using AI product recognition, connected management systems and commercial vending hardware. Smart AI Vending Machines currently offers selected SandStar models for UK projects.
Compatible SandStar machines use computer-vision technology to recognise products taken during a transaction. Depending on the model, connected software can also support remote monitoring and operational management.
The SandStar EXE2 is a dual-door smart retail kiosk designed to combine chilled and ambient merchandising in one customer-facing format, with AI checkout and connected operational controls.
The SRK Pro is a full-size refrigerated AI cooler with six shelves, a four-camera vision system and a listed 378-bottle reference capacity for compatible 20oz products.
The SRK Pro is a single-cabinet refrigerated AI cooler, while the SRK2 is a larger dual-door format with fourteen shelves across two seven-shelf sections for greater product variety and capacity.
The SandStar VRK Pro is the clearest option in our current range for this requirement because it combines refrigerated AI vending with an embedded advertising display.
Suitable digital displays can be used for promotional and advertising content. The exact media formats and screen capabilities should be confirmed for the selected machine.
The current information confirms that the SandStar VRK-F supports freezer, cooler and ambient operating modes, but it does not confirm an integrated advertising screen. This should be checked against the latest supplier specification.
Yes, compatible SandStar equipment supports connected management features. Available functions depend on the model and software platform being used.
Our current product information confirms that selected SandStar machines support VMS and OPS management, but it does not define the exact functions of each platform. Their capabilities should be confirmed from the current SandStar system documentation.
The current business information does not confirm one payment provider for every SandStar machine. Payment arrangements should be checked for the specific model and project before setup.
Warranty periods and coverage depend on the machine and supplier arrangement. The applicable SandStar warranty should be confirmed from the approved product information before purchase.
Start with your site, products, required capacity, temperature needs and the technology you want to use. HaHa and SandStar offer different machine formats and features, so the stronger fit depends on your actual operating requirements rather than the brand name alone.
More Than Finding a Machine and Sending an Invoice.
Smart AI Vending Machines brings together equipment from multiple manufacturers rather than limiting buyers to one range. We also support machine selection, site suitability, payment setup, training, branding and ongoing operation.
Buying through us gives you more than one manufacturer to compare. We can help you look at different machines around your space, products, customer demand, budget and operating requirements before deciding what fits.
Yes. The aim is to match the equipment to your actual requirements, including product type, available space, capacity, payment setup and expected demand, rather than recommending a machine based on price alone.
Yes. We can provide guidance around machine and location suitability, including available space, expected demand, access, placement and the type of products you plan to sell.
Yes, where applicable. Support can include guidance around the relevant payment provider, merchant-account setup and other payment requirements before the machine goes into operation.
We can help identify relevant costs connected with the selected setup, such as payment-provider charges, software, connectivity or other supplier-specific fees. Exact costs depend on the machine and provider involved.
Yes. Support can continue after delivery with setup guidance, supplier-approved training and help with day-to-day operation where applicable to the selected equipment.
No. Smart AI Vending Machines provides UK-based support after purchase, with manufacturers or technology partners involved where specialist assistance is required.
Yes. We can support single-machine purchases, multiple-machine orders, multi-site deployments, micro markets and larger automated retail projects.
Yes. Depending on the project, support can include branding concepts, machine artwork, wraps, printed graphics, professional installation and digital advertising content.
No. Sales and profitability depend on factors such as location, customer demand, product choice, pricing and operating costs. We can help you consider these factors, but commercial results cannot be guaranteed.
We can explain why another size, temperature format, capacity or technology may suit the site better and help you compare other available options across the supplier network.
Yes. You can discuss your site, products, expected demand and project requirements with the UK sales and support team before deciding which machine or setup to choose.
Get Connected Before You Get Vending.
Connectivity depends on the machine and configuration. Our current HAHA smart vending machines primarily use built-in 4G/SIM and Wi-Fi, and Ethernet should not be assumed to be available.
Some other systems, including selected SandStar configurations, may support Ethernet alongside Wi-Fi or cellular connectivity. If a wired connection is important for your site, let us know before ordering so we can confirm a suitable machine.
A reliable internet connection is important because the machine uses connectivity for payments, AI recognition, reporting and remote management. If there is no usable internet connection at the proposed location, the machine should not be installed there until a suitable connection is available.
If the signal is simply weak, a Wi-Fi extender, mesh access point or other connectivity solution may help. However, customers are responsible for checking that suitable connectivity is available at the intended machine location before purchase.
Run an internet speed test from the exact position where the machine will be installed, ideally several times at different points during the day. You can use Speedtest.net to check the connection.
As a practical planning guide, we recommend aiming for a stable connection of around 10 Mbps download and 10 Mbps upload or better. Connection stability is just as important as speed, so frequent dropouts should also be taken seriously.
For normal unattended operation, the machine should have a stable ongoing internet connection. Connectivity is used for payments, AI checkout, transaction reporting, stock monitoring, machine status and remote management.
The exact behaviour during an outage varies between systems, but smart vending machines should not be treated as fully offline vending machines.
The exact behaviour depends on the machine and payment configuration. On our established HAHA setup, new purchases normally stop while the machine is offline, while existing transaction records remain stored.
Once connectivity returns, normal operation can usually resume. We do not recommend relying on offline transactions unless this has been specifically confirmed for the selected machine.
Not necessarily. Several of our smart vending machines support built-in SIM/4G connectivity, so they do not always need to use the building’s Wi-Fi network.
However, the mobile signal still needs to be strong enough at the exact machine position. Thick walls, basements and metal structures can all reduce mobile coverage, so it is sensible to check both Wi-Fi and 4G before installation.
The best option is generally whichever provides the most stable and reliable connection at the final machine location. Strong commercial Wi-Fi can work very well, while 4G can be useful where access to the building’s network is difficult.
For larger sites or businesses with managed IT systems, we recommend discussing connectivity before installation so the most suitable connection can be planned.
Yes, potentially. A Wi-Fi extender, mesh system or additional access point can improve coverage if the building already has a good internet connection but the machine location has a weak signal.
The equipment should ideally be installed and tested before the machine arrives. Third-party boosters cannot be guaranteed by Smart AI Vending, so the customer remains responsible for confirming that the final connection is reliable.
Yes. Some business networks use firewalls, login pages, MAC-address restrictions or other security controls that can prevent connected equipment from communicating properly.
For schools, hospitals, offices, universities and other managed environments, we recommend involving the site’s IT team before installation. We can help confirm the connectivity requirements for the selected machine.
Check Wi-Fi strength, mobile signal and internet speed from the exact proposed machine location. As a planning guide, aim for around 10 Mbps upload and download or better, and make sure the connection remains stable.
You should also confirm whether the site has firewalls or network restrictions and whether Ethernet is required. If the signal is weak, consider installing and testing a suitable booster or access point before ordering.
