Station types
|
Station type |
SP1211-1.0 (5 dock station) |
SP1212-1.0 (5 dock station) |
SP1221-1.0 (5 dock station) |
SP1222-1.0 (5 dock station) |
|
Installation |
Bolted |
Ground plates |
Bolted |
Ground plates |
|
E-bike |
No |
No |
E-bike charging * |
E-bike charging * |
|
Best fit to |
Concrete surface |
Enables to install of a station without the groundwork |
Concrete surface |
Enables to install of a station without the groundwork |
|
Grid powered |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
|
Business fit |
Least budgetary needs to get smart bike stations launched in the city network. |
Ease of installment helps to get the stations up faster Ground plates significantly widen the possibilities of location choice |
Fits when combined with the advertisement business model. E-charging is a great argument for Micromobility innovation projects |
Fits when combined with the advertisement business model. E-charging is a great argument for Micromobility innovation projects Ground plates significantly widen the possibilities of location choice |
Single dock dimensions
|
Height |
93.4 cm (36.77 in) |
|
Length |
38 cm (14.96 in) |
|
Width |
10.8 cm (4.25 in) |
|
Weight approx. |
17 kg (37.47 lbs) |
Power requirements
Locking only
Input voltage: 24DC or 110/230VAC
|
5 dock station |
15W |
Less than 1A @230VAC |
|
10 dock station |
20W |
|
|
15 dock station |
25W |
|
|
20 dock station |
40W |
Locking & Charging station
Input voltage: 110/230VAC
|
5 dock e-charger station |
0.75kW |
3.25A @230VAC |
|
10 dock e-charger station |
1.5kW |
6.5A @230VAC |
Calculations based on 150W chargers that are charging at full load.
The actual power requirements may differ.
The actual power requirements may differ.
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