SEER Robotics Robotic Automatic Charging Station (SCS-N4815FV1-JP10)

A robot that cannot find its own power is only half a robot. The SEER Robotics Robotic Automatic Charging Station (SCS-N4815FV1-JP10) is built so that the walk to the charger needs no human at the other end. The robot docks, the station reads what the battery reports, and work carries on. For fleets that run through shifts, that small handoff matters more than most buyers expect.

The product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

SEER Robotics and its lineage

SEER Robotics (06106.HK) is a platform-based embodied intelligent robotics company built around the Robot Brain. It serves more than 2,500 customers worldwide with intelligent robotics solutions. A company with that kind of installed base tends to think about the whole robot rather than a single part. Charging is a good example: a robot that works all day needs a power source designed for it, not a generic charger bolted on later.

That thinking explains why SEER Robotics lists charging stations as a product family of their own. Several are offered on this site, each matched to a particular robot platform. You can browse the wider range in the Charging Stations category.

Positioning and key technology

The SCS-N4815FV1-JP10 is the Robotic Automatic Charging Station, and it is matched to one platform: it is listed as an exclusive charging station for the AMB-800K at 15 A. That is a narrow target, and it is a strength. A station made for one robot can be tuned to that robot's battery and charging needs, instead of settling for a compromise across many.

Three charging behaviors define the product. Automatic charging is based on robots from SEER Robotics, so the robot can recharge without an operator. Intelligent charging automatically adjusts the power supply strategy according to the battery feedback. Manual charging is also supported, through an LP24-4P connector that comes equipped with an adapter. Together, these cover the normal routine and the occasional hands-on situation.

Technical Specifications

Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the IP rating, the charging efficiency, the operating temperature range, the contents of the box, the communication interface or the certifications; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes the SCS-N4815FV1-JP10 different from a generic charger?

A generic charger delivers power and nothing more. It does not know which robot is connected, it does not talk to the battery in a way tuned for that robot, and it assumes a person will do the connecting. The SCS-N4815FV1-JP10 differs on each of those points.

First, it is exclusive to the AMB-800K at 15 A. The fit between station and robot is part of the design, which is hard to get from a charger sold for general use.

Second, the charging is intelligent. The station adjusts its power supply strategy according to the battery feedback, so what the battery reports shapes what the station delivers. For a fleet manager, that means charging is a conversation between robot and station rather than a fixed output.

Third, the robot can charge itself. Automatic charging is based on robots from SEER Robotics, which removes the manual step from the daily routine. The manual option stays available for the moments when someone has to plug in directly, for example during setup or maintenance. The LP24-4P connector, equipped with an adapter, serves that purpose.

Fourth, the figures that matter for planning are easy to find. The station measures 520 x 350 x 298.5 mm, which helps when you are marking out a charging bay. It accepts 50 / 60 Hz input, and its maximum output voltage is 54.5±0.2 V.

Is this the right SEER charging station, or should I look at another?

SEER Robotics lists several charging stations, and they are not interchangeable. This one is for the AMB-800K at 15 A. If your fleet uses a different robot, a different station is the right choice. You can look at siblings such as the SCS-2002, the SCS-2502 or the SCS-C4860 on their own pages, and look at each one's suitable robot before you decide.

When in doubt, send us the robot model you operate. We will match it to the right station, so you do not have to guess.

Who is the SCS-N4815FV1-JP10 for?

The first group is operators of AMB-800K robots. If the robot is already on your floor or in your plans, this station is made for it, and the match is clear from the listing.

The second group is warehouse and factory teams that want unattended operation. Every manual plug-in is a point where the process depends on someone being nearby. Automatic charging reduces that dependence. Teams planning for more robots can look at the Factory Robots category for related equipment.

The third group is integrators who deliver complete robot systems to customers around the Caribbean and beyond. A station that supports both automatic and manual charging gives them a simple answer when a customer asks what happens if the robot is not docked.

The fourth group is maintenance teams. The manual charging connector, supplied with an adapter, means a technician can charge the robot directly when the work calls for it.

This station is not for buyers who run a mix of unrelated robot brands and want one charger for all of them. Because it is exclusive to one model, it fits best where the fleet is built on SEER Robotics platforms.

What is the SCS-N4815FV1-JP10 used for?

1. Automatic recharging of AMB-800K robots. The robot returns to the station and charges without an operator, based on robots from SEER Robotics.
2. Battery-aware charging. The station adjusts its power supply strategy according to the battery feedback.
3. Manual charging when needed. The LP24-4P connector, equipped with an adapter, lets a technician charge the robot by hand.
4. Fixed charging bays on a robot route. Its dimensions of 520 x 350 x 298.5 mm let planners reserve floor space for a charging point.
5. Operation on 50 / 60 Hz supply. The input frequency range lets the station work with either common mains frequency.
6. Supporting round-the-clock robot duty. A reliable charging point behind the robot is part of keeping a fleet working through shifts.

Pricing and Availability

We do not publish prices for this station. Request a quotation with your robot model and site needs, and we will respond in writing. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation, so the details are settled before you order. The SEER Robotics Robotic Automatic Charging Station (SCS-N4815FV1-JP10) is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which robot does the SCS-N4815FV1-JP10 charge?

It is listed as exclusive to the AMB-800K at 15 A. It is not described as a universal charger.

Does it support charging by hand?

Yes. Manual charging is supported through an LP24-4P connector, which comes equipped with an adapter.

What does intelligent charging mean here?

The station automatically adjusts its power supply strategy according to the battery feedback. The charging is shaped by what the battery reports.

What are the dimensions of the station?

The station measures 520 x 350 x 298.5 mm (length x width x height). Use these figures when you plan the charging bay.

What input frequency and output voltage does it use?

The input frequency is 50 / 60 Hz, and the maximum output voltage is 54.5±0.2 V.

Can I use it with robots other than the AMB-800K?

It is listed as exclusive to the AMB-800K at 15 A, so it is meant for that model. For other robots, a different SEER Robotics charging station is the better fit.

Where can I buy the SCS-N4815FV1-JP10 and what does it cost?

You can request it through this page, and the cost is given in a written quotation rather than a list price. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with that quotation.

Summary

Unattended robots need an unattended way to recharge. The SCS-N4815FV1-JP10 answers that for one platform: automatic charging based on robots from SEER Robotics, battery-aware power supply, and a manual option through the LP24-4P connector with its adapter. Its figures, 520 x 350 x 298.5 mm, 50 / 60 Hz input and 54.5±0.2 V maximum output, give planners something firm to work with. If you operate AMB-800K robots and want the walk to the charger to need no human, this page is the starting point.