Convenient for sharing bicycles! Introducing the model model of "Smartphone holder with QI charging function" for electrically assisted bicycles!

"Wireless smartphone holder" with QI standard wireless charging

Recently, ``QI standard wireless charging function'' is increasingly being installed mainly in smartphones. B-Pla has planned a model smartphone holder that incorporates this QI charging function. Wireless charging will begin when you attach a QI standard compatible device to the holder For example, you can charge it while riding a bicycle or motorcycle, so you don't have to worry about running out of battery while using a map app.　　　　

Four features of “wireless smartphone holder”

1: Equipped with QI standard wireless charging function (ver.: WPC QI V1.2.4 compatible)

Automatically adjusts to match the receiver side and charges at 5W, 7.5W, 10W (within 8mm transmission distance)

2: Wide range of input voltages

Compatible with a wide range of input voltages from DC12V to 120V. If it can be connected to a battery, it can be used in a variety of mobility applications.

3: IP55 waterproof performance

The holder has a built-in coil and circuit board, making it highly dustproof and waterproof, allowing it to be used outdoors.

4: Status can be grasped using LED

You can check the charging status by checking the color and lighting of the LED.

Charging your mobility battery becomes even more convenient with wireless charging!

B&PLUS also handles wireless charging systems for various types of mobility. Wireless charging automatically starts charging just by parking the bicycle, eliminating the need for battery replacement. In recent years, systems that combine solar power generation and wireless charging are being considered.

 Bicycles and kickboards with wireless charging are also on display at B&PLUS' wireless charging showroom (Omiya). If you would like to see and touch the actual product, please feel free to contact us. We also have a dedicated introduction page for "Rakuraku Wireless Charging Share Cycle".