The ICT LX7 is ICT's compact stacker-style validator, built for amusement cabinets, kiosks, change machines, and vending equipment where cabinet depth is tight but note capacity still matters. We stock the LX7 line in 12V, 34V MDB, and 110V configurations, with pulse, ICT104U, MDB, and RS232 interfaces available depending on the build.
LX7 part numbers encode the whole configuration, so read yours carefully before ordering. The character after LX7- sets the power and interface family — LX7-1 and LX7-2 pulse builds, LX7-3 for 34V MDB and ICT104U, and LX7-A for the A-series pulse variant — and the trailing block sets currency and denomination count. USD64, COP64, COP62, CLP42, JMD64, BOB44, and dual-currency BBD/USD are all part numbers we carry. Cashboxes come in 200 note and 600 note capacities in both knob-style and same-key versions, sold separately as the LX7-ST2, LX7-SS2, LX7-ST6, and LX7-SS6.
Also on this page: LX7 calibration cards and the AZB-2C, AZB-22, and AZB-16 anti-zapper boards for LX7 and LX7-A pulse interfaces.
Common questions about the ICT LX7
- Which cashbox fits my LX7? 200 note units take the LX7-ST2 (knob) or LX7-SS2 (same key). 600 note units take the LX7-ST6 or LX7-SS6.
- Is the LX7 available with MDB? Yes. The LX7-3 builds are 34V with MDB and ICT104U. The LX7-1, LX7-2, and LX7-A are pulse builds.
- Can I get a non-USD LX7? Yes — Colombian peso, Chilean peso, Jamaican dollar, Boliviano, and dual-currency BBD/USD builds are stocked or available to order.
- Not sure which model you have? Send us the full part number from the label on your unit and we will confirm the correct match.
