Chargo 48 Next Generation
The one that holds when everyone arrives at once
Forty-eight batteries with a 21.5-inch screen, for when demand doesn't arrive gradually.
The floor model next generation is Chargo's 48-battery station with a compact 21.5-inch screen. It's the format for places where demand concentrates rather than spreads — events, transport terminals, shopping centres, stadiums — and where a smaller station would empty out at the peak.
Key takeaways
- Holds 48 batteries — proven high-capacity format.
- Built for concentrated peaks, not even demand.
- Optimized screen for visibility.
- Typical format for events, terminals and shopping centres.
- For events it's installed for the date and removed afterwards.
Specifications
Events, terminals, shopping centres and demand peaks
- Capacity
- 48 batteries
- Installation
- Freestanding
- Max power
- 290W (max)
- Power input
- AC 100V–240V / 50–60 Hz · 6A max
- USB output
- DC 5V / 2A (max)
- Output per slot
- DC 5V / 1.5A (max)
- Screen
- 21.5 inch · 1920×1080 px
- Connectivity
- 4G (Qualcomm Cat4) / WiFi
- Material
- Fireproof ABS + metal
- Dimensions
- 51 × 49 × 175 cm
- Weight
- 45.72 kg (without batteries)
- Operating temperature
- -10 °C to 40 °C
- Humidity
- 45 % to 75 %
- Certifications
- CE · FCC · RoHS · MSDS · UN38.3
- Packaging size
- 183 × 33 × 64 cm
Dimensions, screen and payment methods will be published once the client confirms the final data sheet.
Which spaces it suits
Event sites, airports, bus terminals, train stations, shopping centres and stadiums. They all share the same shape: a lot of people arriving together, and a short window where the entire demand plays out.
Why capacity changes the outcome
At a peak, an empty station is worse than no station: someone walked over, formed an expectation and found nothing. Capacity isn't a luxury — it's what holds up the promise of the service at the worst moment of the day.
At events
For events this format is the basis of the sizing: the number of units is calculated from expected attendance and duration, installed for the date and removed at the end.
Is this the right format?
Tell us the volume of people you handle and the window it lands in.