Supported Outlets

The docking station is compatible with both 120V and 220V outlets in the U.S. For the best performance, please select your desired outlet option when purchasing the docking station.

note:

Fast Charging

To achieve the fastest charging speeds and maximize the value of your dock, we highly recommend using a 220V outlet.

Input Power Specification

100-230 VAC; 50/60 Hz; 12A max.
*Dock configured to supply voltage

48” AC supply line cord

  • 100-120VAC variant - NEMA 5-15P

  • 220-230VAC variant - NEMA 6-15P

Receptacle Types

120V Wall Outlet - NEMA 5-15R Outlet

  • The docking station comes with a standard NEMA 5-15P plugs and supports standard U.S. wall outlets at 120V.

    110-120VAC Line Cord 5-15P Plug
    NEMA 5-15R Wall Outlet
    5-15R Recepticle
  • During charging, the docking station draws approximately 10-12 A. To prevent overloading your circuit, only connect one dock/robot to a standard 15A outlet.

  • If you are using extension cords, ensure they meet the following specifications:

    • Wire Gauge: 10AWG or lower

    • Max Wattage: 1800W or above

    • Rated Voltage: 125VAC

220V Wall Outlet - NEMA 6-15R/6-20R 15A Outlet

NEMA 6-15 Plug
  • The dock’s supply line cord is terminated with a NEMA 6-15P plug. This plug is compatible with the following receptacles:

    • NEMA 6-15R

      NEMA 6-15R Receptacle
    • NEMA 6-20R

      NEMA 6-20R Receptacle
    • NEMA 6-50R *with 6-15/20R to 6-50P adapter

      NEMA 6-50R Receptacle
      NEMA 6-20R to NEMA 6-50P Adapter
  • For faster charging, we recommend using the 220V plug variant at no additional cost.

  • Connecting to a 220V outlet will allow you to charge your robots 50% faster on Grande units

  • If you choose to use extension cords, please ensure they comply with the following requirements:

    • Wire Gauge: 10AWG or lower

    • Max Wattage: 1800W or above

    • Rated Voltage: 220V and 20A

For optimal performance, please ensure all electrical connections adhere to local safety regulations. Always consult a qualified electrician if you are unsure about the right setup for your docking station.