Maintenance, Test & Measurement, Calibration


Spend less time charging batteries and get more work done

November 2016 Maintenance, Test & Measurement, Calibration

Ensuring that batteries are ready for use is an outdated concept thanks to Bosch’s L-Boxx. A 2.0 Ah battery can be 100% charged in 45 minutes, allowing trades people to work without interruption – even in demanding and time-consuming tasks. The L-Boxx allows for wireless charging of 18 V cordless drill drivers, cordless combis and cordless impact drivers while workers drive to the jobsite.

The wireless charging L-Boxx bay offers professional tradespeople the advantage of charging a cordless tool while still in the L-Boxx. Inductive energy transfer enables both the battery in the tool and the spare battery to be charged. The compact robust housing holds one 10 kg L-Boxx 136 carry case. Convenient and easy mounting is ensured by means of a horizontal or vertical mounting configuration and the L-Boxx itself is charged via the vehicle’s own 12 V connection. The system includes a voltage inverter, which provides the right energy transfer to the charging station; alternatively, the mobile charging station can also be connected to an existing 230 V on-board socket.

The three-piece inlay construction of the L-Boxx secures the batteries, absorbs impact and protects tools, batteries and accessories during driving. The charging status of both batteries is easy to read from a charge level indicator on the mobile charging station and on the battery itself. Workers can therefore see at a glance how much energy is available to them when they arrive at the job site.

Bosch offers different versions of the wireless charging system. A stationary solution is designed for use in workshops, while the wireless charging holster is especially suitable for professionals who work directly from their cars, such as repair service technicians.

For more information contact Campbell Mhodi, Bosch Power Tools, +27 (0)11 651 9854, [email protected], www.bosch.co.za





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