e-Power2
Charging Dock
Dock, lock and charge in one streamlined station. Guided alignment, protected contacts and flexible integration support shared-mobility fleets in daily operation.
More than a place to park.
e-Power2 coordinates vehicle recognition, electronic locking and charging at the dock. Four-sided guide surfaces help the vehicle-side adapter find its position, while a flexible adapter and wheel guide help accommodate imperfect alignment during busy fleet operations.
Finds its way into place
Funnel-shaped guides and a bottom wheel rail help align the vehicle as it docks.
Locks on arrival
Dock detection triggers the electronic lock and charging sequence. Release is controlled through the vehicle IoT system.
Contacts made to last
Nickel-plated copper contacts have passed more than 25,000 docking cycles with minor surface wear.
Dock. Charge. Ride.
Guides align the vehicle-side adapter and sensors confirm the docked position.
The electronic lock secures the vehicle and the dock manages the charging connection.
The vehicle IoT system controls release for the next trip.
Designed for the realities of the curb.
Sealed where it matters
IP56 dock enclosure, IP68-rated T-connectors and potted internal electronics help protect core components in outdoor operation.
Stable mounting platform
A 4 mm steel baseplate with reinforcing ribs supports stable, side-by-side dock layouts.
Maintain key modules
Core electrical and mechanical modules can be installed, replaced and serviced independently to help reduce downtime.
One dock. Flexible fleet setups.
Connect multiple docks in parallel from a shared power source. RS485 or CAN communication supports vehicle integration and the dock can be adapted for third-party shared e-bikes and e-scooters. Charger options include 42 V (2–6 A) or 54.6 V (2–5 A).
Expand side by side
Capacity depends on supply voltage, available power and charger selection.
Ready for outdoor sites
IP56 enclosure, IP68-rated T-connectors and corrosion-resistant surface treatment support outdoor deployment.
Built for fleet systems
RS485/CAN communication supports vehicle IoT integration. A station-side master IoT module is optional.
Made for shared mobility.
From guest mobility to urban fleet operations, e-bike docking supports organized charging at the point of use.
Technical note: Charging time varies by battery and charger configuration. Operating temperature: charging 0°C to 55°C; locking and unlocking −25°C to 70°C. Dock quantity depends on the selected electrical supply and charger specifications.
