Modular self-service terminals with flexible mounting and peripheral configurations.
Part of the Self-Service & Touch range.
Also used in: QSR & Drive-Thru · Retail & Storefronts.
Proof: certificates & test reports · factory & QC process · customer projects.
Floor-standing
Factory-direct OEM/ODMSample orders from 1 unit 3-year warranty
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A modular kiosk platform for integrators and multi-site operators who need a specific screen, enclosure, printer, scanner or payment mix. Choose it when a standard kiosk does not fit the counter or the software stack; tooling is only required if the housing itself is new.
YJCEN's modular self-service POS kiosk offers 15.6-, 21.5- and 23.8-inch screens with 1920 × 1080 native resolution and 300-nit brightness. Wall-mounted, floor-standing and desktop formats support different installation layouts. Payment and receipt-printing components are configured around the selected application and peripheral requirements.
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| Specification | 15.6″ | 21.5″ | 23.8″ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Configuration & dimensions | |||
| Model | YJC-156-K | YJC-215-K | YJC-238-K |
| Screen size | 15.6″ | 21.5″ | 23.8″ |
| Screen orientation | Portrait or landscape | ||
| Display performance | |||
| Native panel resolution | 1920 × 1080 | ||
| Active display area (mm) | 345.26 × 195.54 | 477.2 × 268.7 | 527 × 296.46 |
| Aspect ratio | 16:9 | ||
| Brightness | 300 cd/m² | ||
| Contrast ratio | 1200:1 | ||
| Viewing angle | 178° / 178° | ||
| Response time | 6 ms | ||
| Backlight life | 50,000 hours | ||
| Operating hours | 24/7 | ||
| System configuration & connectivity | |||
| Operating system | Android / Windows (selectable) | ||
| Processor | RK3568 / RK3576 (Android); customizable | ||
| Memory | Customizable | ||
| Storage | Customizable | ||
| Connections | USB × 2, Ethernet RJ45 × 1 | ||
| Network | Wi-Fi / LAN | ||
| Mobile network | Optional 3G/4G | ||
| Audio | Built-in speaker | ||
| Configuration options & integration | |||
| Mounting options | Wall-mounted / floor-standing / desktop | ||
| Design | Modular terminal with detachable screen, stand and camera | ||
| Receipt Printer | Receipt-printing configuration | ||
| Payment Configuration | Bank card, mobile, QR and NFC through selected hardware/provider | ||
| Camera | HD camera configuration | ||
| Software | Application and integration specified for the project | ||
| Power & operating conditions | |||
| Ingress protection | IP5X | ||
| Power supply | AC 100–240 V, 50/60 Hz | ||
| Maximum power consumption | 25 W | 28 W | 33 W |
| Operating environment | Indoor | ||
| Operating temperature | 0 °C – 45 °C | ||
| Storage temperature | −10 °C – 50 °C | ||
| Operating humidity | 10%–80% | ||
The specifications are shared by wall-mounted, floor-standing and desktop configurations. Select the mounting configuration in the download section for the matching dimension drawing.
The self-service kiosk hardware uses detachable screen, stand and camera components so the terminal can be configured at component level. For restaurant ordering, select the touchscreen, mounting format and payment and receipt-printing hardware around the customer application and available space.
The stand, screen and camera form separate parts of the modular design. This gives a project team a clearer way to define the terminal layout and the components required. The selected arrangement can follow the counter, display position and customer interaction area.
Plug-in component connections support a modular layout. Choose peripherals by their dimensions, interfaces and application requirements.
The touch screen kiosk is available with 15.6, 21.5 and 23.8-inch screens. The smallest size suits a compact ordering position. The larger sizes provide more display area for menus, product photographs and customer controls.
A self service payment kiosk combines customer interaction with the selected payment hardware. Available configurations support bank-card, mobile, QR and NFC payment workflows through the relevant provider. Receipt printing gives customers an order or transaction record from the application.
An HD camera is available as an option. The selected application and payment provider handle transactions and camera functions.
Custom does not mean designing a new kiosk from a blank sheet. It means assembling a standard platform in a configuration that fits the project. In practice, five things change:
What does not change is the core: the panel, the touch layer, the mounting interface and the certification. Starting from a proven platform is why a custom build can ship in weeks rather than months.
If your project needs a genuinely new housing — a shape, a material or a mechanism that does not exist in the platform — that is a tooling project, and it is quoted separately.
| Module | Options | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Screen | 15.6 / 21.5 / 23.8 / 27 / 32" | Touch or non-touch |
| Touch | PCAP / IR / none | PCAP default for public use |
| Enclosure | Countertop / floor / wall | Steel, powder-coated |
| Printer | 80 mm thermal / none | Front-access recommended |
| Scanner | 1D/2D barcode / QR | Fixed or handheld |
| Payment | Integrated terminal / NFC / bracket | Provider-dependent |
| Compute | Android / Windows / none | Player integrated or separate |
| Branding | Logo, colour, boot screen | RAL/Pantone matching |
The matrix is the starting point for a quote. Send the rows you need and we will confirm what fits in the standard enclosure and what requires a change.
This page covers the specification for this model. For the category-level comparison, see the Self-Service & Touch range.
Cost is driven by module mix, screen, enclosure, branding and packaging. Tooling is only required for a new housing; cost and lead time are quoted with the drawing.
What to send:
A customer in North America installed a YJCEN modular self-service kiosk on a restaurant counter. Diners choose eat-in or takeaway on the portrait touchscreen before ordering, with a side-mounted payment terminal and a receipt printer below the counter line.
The modular platform let the restaurant specify the screen, printer and payment hardware around its existing ordering software. The counter position keeps the kiosk visible without blocking staff movement, and the side payment terminal lets a guest pay without turning the screen. The enclosure also had to allow front access for paper changes and service, so the printer drawer and cable route were agreed before production.
The kiosk now handles the first step of the order while staff manage food preparation and exceptions. For a counter project, start with counter depth, payment provider and printer requirement; those three decide the enclosure more than the screen size. The final layout was checked against the actual counter and the staff's reach before the kiosk was built.
View all projects: Self-Ordering KiosksQuick-service restaurants can use the terminal for customer ordering and checkout. Cafés and staff canteens can configure it around their menus. Takeaway counters can use an ordering interface suited to collection and payment, with those functions provided by the connected application.
For drive-thru lanes, pair it with outdoor digital menu boards.
A compact counter and a separate ordering station may need different component arrangements. Check the space customers need to select items, use the payment device and collect a receipt, together with access for staff to replace paper and service the terminal.
Wi-Fi and 4G options provide different routes to network connectivity. The connection can support the ordering application and its linked services, subject to the site’s network and mobile coverage. Software integration matches the screen, payment terminal and printer to the chosen workflow.
For an OEM kiosk project, the useful starting point is the component list and interface requirements. YJCEN can review the hardware arrangement around that specification, including the screen size, stand and peripherals.
For a complete wall-mounted or floor-standing ordering unit, see our self-ordering kiosk. For visitor information and directories, explore the interactive kiosk.
Select your screen size and configuration to find the right documents.
15.6″ · Wall-mountedYJC-156-K
Shared product manual for all three mounting configurations at the selected screen size.
Drawing for the selected size and configuration.
15.6″ · Floor-standingYJC-156-K
Shared product manual for all three mounting configurations at the selected screen size.
Drawing for the selected size and configuration.
15.6″ · DesktopYJC-156-K
Shared product manual for all three mounting configurations at the selected screen size.
Drawing for the selected size and configuration.
21.5″ · Wall-mountedYJC-215-K
Shared product manual for all three mounting configurations at the selected screen size.
Drawing for the selected size and configuration.
21.5″ · Floor-standingYJC-215-K
Shared product manual for all three mounting configurations at the selected screen size.
Drawing for the selected size and configuration.
21.5″ · DesktopYJC-215-K
Shared product manual for all three mounting configurations at the selected screen size.
Drawing for the selected size and configuration.
23.8″ · Wall-mountedYJC-238-K
Shared product manual for all three mounting configurations at the selected screen size.
Drawing for the selected size and configuration.
23.8″ · Floor-standingYJC-238-K
Shared product manual for all three mounting configurations at the selected screen size.
Drawing for the selected size and configuration.
23.8″ · DesktopYJC-238-K
Shared product manual for all three mounting configurations at the selected screen size.
Drawing for the selected size and configuration.
Series installation guide. See the model drawing for dimensions and mounting details.
YJCEN offers enclosure, colour and private-label customization for integrators and brand owners. Android or Windows configurations, memory and storage can be customized; RK3568 and RK3576 are Android processor options. Your application can be pre-installed and tested on the selected hardware.
Android configurations include a free cloud-based CMS with no limit on the number of accounts.
Samples are available from 1 unit. Standard models typically ship in 3–7 working days and customized units in 15–20 working days. Sample lead time varies by product; the quotation specifies the delivery schedule.
YJCEN's quality management system is ISO 9001 certified. All YJCEN products are CE, RoHS, FCC and ETL certified. CB certification covers our product range.
YJCEN products have a 3-year warranty, excluding user-caused damage and faults caused by improper screen installation.
Share the peripheral model and interface to discuss its physical fit and integration with your application.
Yes. Share your preferred screen size and component layout to discuss the available hardware options. For selecting modules and their interfaces, use Modular Kiosk BOM: Modules, Interfaces, Config.
Test menu selection, payment, receipt output and order handover using the selected application and peripherals. Check network connectivity and staff access to components in the intended terminal arrangement.
Configurations can support bank-card, mobile, QR and NFC workflows. The actual services depend on the payment hardware, provider and application selected for the market.
These are separate parts of the project scope. The hardware is configured around the ordering application and payment service requirements.
Both support restaurant ordering. The modular terminal uses detachable components, while the standard range offers complete wall-mounted and floor-standing ordering units. For the wider choice of kiosk format and hardware, see How to Choose a Self-Service Kiosk: 9 Essential Checks.
Only when a new housing is needed. Configurations built from the existing platform — different screen, printer, colour, logo — do not require tooling. Send a drawing or a reference photo and we will confirm.
Yes. Samples are quoted separately and credited against the first production order only where agreed in writing.
Yes. Logo on the enclosure, boot screen, labels and packaging are all available. Certification documents can be issued in your company name where the standard allows.
For a modular kiosk hardware quotation, start with the quantity, installation country and preferred screen or layout. If you already have an application or payment terminal, include its details to help us select the hardware. Contact YJCEN.
