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Power and Cable Routing at the Cash Wrap
A power strip on the bags is not a spec. Put the outlet in the wrap. We do not certify circuits.
Power and cable routing at the cash wrap is points on the drawing — packing still works. Independent retailers in Thailand drop a power strip on the packing surface because the till arrived last. The shops that still pack put outlets in the wrap spec and keep cables off the bag path.
We do not invent electrical ratings, amps, or certifications. Those belong in your electrician’s drawing and the landlord letter — landlord. This page is fixture: leftover width, queue, and where the point sits.
Cash wrap is the workflow. Queue space is two people with bags. Counter height is millimetres for pack and pay. Fixture lighting is points before the wall is cut — no lux claims. This page is the wrap’s power.
What the point is for
Till, printer, lamp. Named on the quotation as locations, not as a circuit we fake. Cables that cross the packing surface kill bags — impulse still needs a tray footprint, not a tangle.
Customer-facing ports. Only if leftover width exists after packing. A forest of chargers is not merchandising.
Not a labelling gun factory. Price-labelling stays in back.
Installation sequence: wrap power with the wrap, not after campaign furniture. How to photograph: shoot the wrap location and existing outlets.
Mall may own the floor box. We do not invent a millimetre of chase. Bring the handbook.
Layout: the wrap is last in the walk. Power does not justify a wrap in the door.
When in-wrap vs floor box
| Job | In the wrap | Floor / wall point |
|---|---|---|
| Pack + till | Strong if leftover width | If wrap cannot take it |
| Cable off bags | Grommet / rear | Named path |
| After wrap built | Too late | Too late without a chase |
| Customer USB forest | Never | Never as merch |
Common mistakes
- Power strip on the packing surface.
- Amp ratings on a fixture blog.
- Wrap in the door because the only outlet is there.
- Labelling gun on the till cable.
What belongs on the quotation
- Point locations named vs packing width.
- What we will not specify (amps, certifications).
- Cable path off the bag surface.
- Remaining queue width.
- Language of the document, Thai or English.
Send wrap photos and shop type. That is enough to specify a point instead of a strip on the bags.
Points in the wrap spec, cables off packing
If you are fitting a cash wrap in Thailand, put power on the drawing with the wrap. Send the shop type, the size, and the opening month through the fixture plan form. We will return one fixture schedule and one written quotation — Thai or English — covering leftover width, the point, and the walk — not an electrical certificate.
Common questions
- Do you specify amp ratings for the wrap?
- No. We name point locations vs packing width. Electrical ratings are not invented here.
- Can the wrap sit where the only outlet is?
- Layout first. The wrap is last in the walk. Move the point if the door is wrong.
- Power strip on the packing surface?
- No. Cables kill bags. Grommet or rear path on the quotation.
- Customer USB as merchandising?
- No. Leftover width after packing, or skip. It is not a product wall.
Want a fixture list that fits your shop?
Tell us the shop type, size and opening date. We build one fixture plan and one written quotation, in Thai or English.
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