
Charging Lockers
A charging locker is the solution for safely charging and storing bike batteries: each in its own ventilated compartment with its own earthed socket, behind a lock, instead of loose next to each other on a workbench.
Your own charging locker, in the shed or garage
A charging locker is not just something for commercial buildings. The Charge Safe Infinity 4 also fits at home: in the shed, the garage or the bike storage. The battery then charges in its own steel compartment, no longer in the hallway or the meter cupboard.
Each compartment has an earthed 230 V socket and room for the battery with its charger. The ventilated shelves keep battery and charger at the right temperature while charging. If more bikes are added later, you extend the system with more lockers.
What people use it for
- In the shed, garage or bike storage. A fixed place to charge, outside the house.
- Battery and charger together. Room for both, with a socket in each compartment.
- Behind a lock. An expensive battery is also a target for theft.
- Optional heat detector. Ask for it with your quote.
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Call nowA fixed place for charging several batteries
With the growing popularity of e-bikes, this is no luxury. Lithium-ion batteries are expensive and therefore attractive to thieves, and they need careful handling to prevent damage or battery fires. With a charging locker you have one fixed place to safely store and charge several e-bike batteries.
The Infinity series is an in-house development, made in Lichtenvoorde, in galvanised steel with recessed hinges. The Infinity 4 has four compartments and is modular: the system grows with more lockers as needs grow. There are models for commercial buildings, apartment complexes, schools and institutions.
There are four ways to lock the compartments. The standard is a key lock with two keys per lock, with cylinders available unique, keyed alike or with a master key. An electronic code lock works in private mode, with a fixed code, or in public mode, with a new code for each use. With RFID a card or tag opens the compartment, including existing MIFARE passes. The app unlocks and monitors the lockers and can link a revenue model to the charging point.
In practice, insurers set conditions on how and when charging is allowed, for example only with the original charger and only when staff are present. A fixed charging setup shows that you have arranged something for this. Check your own policy terms, because conditions differ per policy.
Where this product fits
- Commercial buildings. Staff and customer batteries charging in one place.
- Apartment complexes and owners' associations. Residents who would otherwise charge indoors or in the hallway.
- Public spaces, hospitality and schools. With the app, optionally with a revenue model.
- Four types of lock. Key, code, RFID or app.
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Call nowSpecifications
As stated in C-Parts' product documentation. If your situation differs, for example in size, quantity or battery type, ask for the exact version.
| Model | Charge Safe Infinity 4, four compartments, modular |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 535 x 700 x 300 mm |
| Inner size per compartment | 535 x 140 x 300 mm |
| Material | Galvanised steel, optionally stainless steel |
| Colour | Black |
| Weight | 11 kg |
| Charging | Earthed 230 V socket in each compartment |
| Features | Ventilated shelves, recessed hinges, lighting, anti-theft protection |
| Locks | Key lock as standard, optional code lock, RFID or app |
| Optional | Heat detector |
| Made in | Lichtenvoorde, the Netherlands |
| Delivery time | 4 to 6 weeks |
| Price | On request |
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Call nowStandards and certification
No product standard is stated for the lockers themselves. What does come into play is PGS 37-2, but note: that guideline is about how storage is arranged in your building, not about the product you buy. A locker can therefore never be “PGS 37-2 certified”, however often that is sold as such.
What applies in your situation depends on the weight per fire compartment. That is explained on the for business page.
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