Sloped charging cradle
Four visible contacts sit inside the recessed cradle.
CAPABILITIESChargers
Charging starts with the right interface.
Single, dual, 4-bay, 6-bay and multi-bay configurations. Develop the charger alongside your battery pack, or discuss the requirements of an existing pack.
Build a spec brief01Product examples
Two single-bay designs. Different physical interfaces.
Compare the cradle and contact arrangement. The right interface depends on the battery pack; these photographs do not imply a universal fit.
Shaped cradle insert
A raised red insert defines the pack location within the base.
Developing a pack and charger together? Share the mechanical envelope, connection and charging requirements in one brief.
Build a shared spec brief01Project configuration
Start with what your device needs.
These are development capabilities, not a fixed model catalogue. Specifications and documents are confirmed for your project.
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Single-bay chargers
One charging position, developed around the battery interface.
Discuss this configuration →Useful details to share
- Pack geometry and contacts
- Charging requirements
- Where the charger will be used
Useful details to share
- Battery interface
- Device workflow
- Available space and installation
Useful details to share
- Pack and contact drawings
- Number of batteries in the workflow
- Installation and power requirements
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6-bay & multi-bay chargers
Charging configurations for larger groups of batteries.
Discuss this configuration →Useful details to share
- Required number of bays
- Pack interface and charging requirements
- Workspace and operating conditions
02Connected engineering
The pack and its circuit belong in the same conversation.
Our in-house engineering team designs battery PCBs and charger PCBs. Bring the device requirements, drawings or an existing pack to the discussion.
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Have a drawing, a device or just a requirement?
Send what you know. Leave uncertain items open for the engineering discussion.