Automatic Charging for Daily Uptime
This mobile robot charging station supports repeat charging for food-delivery, patrol and inspection robots. Automatic charging contact helps reduce manual intervention and charging interruptions, making the automatic robot charging station suitable for service fleets requiring dependable daily operation.
24V and 48V Platform Compatibility
ATT24100MS provides DC16–32V, 5–100A output, while ATT4850MS provides DC32–60V, 5–50A. This mobile robot charger gives B2B integrators greater flexibility when matching different robot battery voltages instead of relying on one fixed charging configuration.
Compact Design for Limited Space
With dimensions of 424 × 251 × 260 mm and AC 220V single-phase input, the mobile robot charging station is suited to installations where floor space and integration flexibility matter. Its compact structure helps simplify deployment around commercial service-robot operations.
Core Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | ATT24100MS / ATT4850MS |
| Product Type | All-in-one mobile robot charging station |
| AC Input | AC 220V, single phase |
| 24V Output | DC 16–32V, 5–100A |
| 48V Output | DC 32–60V, 5–50A |
| Charging Interface | Front- or rear-positioned charging port |
| Charging Method | Automatic contact charging |
| Dimensions | 424 × 251 × 260 mm |
| Voltage Platforms | 24V / 48V robot battery systems |
| Typical Applications | Food delivery robots, patrol robots, inspection robots and other compatible service/mobile robots |
| Recommended Use | Commercial service fleets, autonomous patrol systems and mobile robot charging projects |
Reliable Automatic Charging Contact
The automatic robot charging station uses a dedicated charging interface for routine robot charging. For projects evaluating a robot docking station, this configuration helps reduce repeated manual connection work while supporting more consistent charging workflows across unattended or frequently operated robot fleets.
Charging for Multiple Robot Applications
This mobile robot charging station supports food-delivery, patrol, inspection and other compatible service robots. It can complement broader AMR charging station, AGV charging station and automated-fleet projects where voltage, interface position and robot operating requirements are properly matched.
From Matching to Project Deployment
Before deployment, the robot battery charging station should be matched to battery voltage, charging current, interface layout and operating conditions. This approach helps B2B buyers reduce compatibility errors, simplify integration and improve charging reliability before scaling to larger robot fleets.
