ROKK Wireless - Surface. 10W Waterproof wireless charger 12/24V

The ROKK Wireless Surface is compatible with all devices supporting the Qi wireless charging standard, which includes most recent smartphones (iPhone 8 and later, Samsung Galaxy S6 and later, Google Pixel, etc.). For devices without built-in Qi charging, a compatible Qi case or adapter can be used. The maximum charging power is 10W, but the charging speed will depend on your device's ability to accept this power.

The ROKK Wireless Surface operates over a wide input voltage range of 10 to 30V DC. This makes it fully compatible with the 12V and 24V electrical systems commonly used on boats, sailboats, and yachts. Simply connect it to your vessel's electrical circuit.

Yes, the ROKK Wireless Surface has an IPX6 waterproof rating. This means it is protected against powerful water jets, making it perfectly suited for marine environments, whether on an exposed deck, in a cockpit, or near a companionway. It resists salt spray and seawater splashes.

The ROKK Wireless Surface delivers an output power of 10W (9V, 1.1A). This enables fast charging for most Qi-compatible smartphones. Note that the actual charging speed depends on your device: some models may limit power due to thermal management or compatibility reasons.

The ROKK Wireless Surface is certified Qi, CE, FCC, RoHS, C-Tick, and UN ECE R10. These certifications ensure compliance with international safety, electromagnetic compatibility, and environmental standards. It is a guarantee of quality and reliability for marine use.

Yes, in most cases, the ROKK Wireless Surface works with standard protective cases, provided they are not too thick (typically less than 3 mm) and do not contain metallic or magnetic materials that could interfere with charging. For very thick or reinforced cases, it is recommended to remove the case to ensure optimal charging.

To install the ROKK Wireless Surface, you must drill a hole with a diameter of 64 to 65 mm (approximately 2.5 inches). This dimension is standard for this type of charger. Ensure you use a hole saw suitable for a clean and precise drilling in your panel.

Absolutely. The ROKK Wireless Surface accepts an input voltage of 10 to 30V DC, making it fully compatible with 24V electrical systems. It automatically adapts to the voltage of your installation without requiring any specific adjustment.

Yes, thanks to its IPX6 waterproof rating, the ROKK Wireless Surface is designed to withstand powerful water jets. It can therefore be installed on an exposed deck, in a cockpit or anywhere else likely to get wet. However, it is recommended to protect it from prolonged immersion.

You can charge all devices compatible with the Qi wireless charging standard, including smartphones (iPhone, Samsung, Google, etc.), wireless earbuds (AirPods, Galaxy Buds), and some accessories. The 10W power output enables efficient charging for most of these devices.

The ROKK Wireless Surface comes with the necessary wiring components, but it is important to check the contents of the package. Typically, the product includes the charger itself, mounting hardware, and connectors for electrical connection. The main power cable may not be included, as it must be adapted to your specific installation.

The ROKK Wireless Surface has no visible indicator light on its front face. Most smartphones display a notification or charging icon when placed on the charger. Ensure your phone is properly centered on the charging area for optimal connection.

Yes, the ROKK Wireless Surface is compatible with MagSafe hulls and magnetic accessories because it uses the standard Qi protocol. However, the presence of magnets may sometimes slightly offset the alignment. It is advisable to position your device manually to ensure efficient charging.

The surface on which you install the ROKK Wireless Surface must be at least 3 mm (0.1 in) thick. This is essential to ensure a secure and stable mount for the charger, particularly in a marine environment where vibrations are common.

The ROKK Wireless Surface is primarily designed for smartphones and small devices. Tablets such as iPads are often too large to align properly on the charging area and may not be supported. Additionally, their higher power consumption may not be met by a 10W charge. It is not recommended for tablets.