ROKK Wireless. Besraus be laidų 10W 12/24V

Yes, the Scanstrut ROKK Wireless wireless charger has an IPX6 certification. This means it is protected against powerful water jets, making it perfectly suited for marine environments, on a cockpit or an exposed console subject to spray and rain.

The ROKK Wireless delivers an output power of 10 W (at 9 V and 1.1 A). This enables fast and efficient charging of devices compatible with the Qi wireless charging standard.

The charger accepts a wide input voltage range from 10 to 30 V DC. It is therefore fully compatible with the 12 V and 24 V electrical systems commonly found on boats.

Yes, as long as your smartphone is compatible with the Qi wireless charging standard. Most recent iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel and other Qi-compatible devices will charge without issue.

For surface mounting (flush mount), you must drill a hole with a diameter of 67 mm (2.6 inches). The maximum panel thickness on which you install it must not exceed 3 mm (0.1 inch).

The ROKK Wireless has a maximum input current of 2 A. Ensure your power circuit (with its fuse) can supply this current without issue.

The ROKK Wireless is certified Qi (wireless charging), CE, FCC, RoHS, C-Tick, and UN ECE R10 (electromagnetic compatibility for vehicles). These certifications ensure compliance with international safety and performance standards.

There are no restrictions. The charger is designed for all types of vessels, whether sailboats, powerboats, yachts, or even recreational vehicles (vans, motorhomes) thanks to its wide input voltage range.

Generally, a thin plastic or silicone case will not interfere with Qi wireless charging. However, very thick cases, metal cases, or cases containing credit cards may block or slow down charging. It is advisable to remove such cases for optimal efficiency.

The ROKK Wireless is an ideal complement to a wired USB charger. It provides the convenience of wireless charging for Qi-compatible devices, but you may still need a USB port to charge other devices (watches, headphones, etc.) or for smartphones that are not Qi-compatible.

Yes, absolutely. With its IPX6 certification, the charger is resistant to powerful water jets. It can therefore be installed in an open cockpit or on an exposed helm console, without risk of damage.

The provided information does not specify the exact contents of the packaging. Typically, this type of charger requires direct wiring to the 12/24 V circuit. We recommend checking the full datasheet or contacting customer service to confirm included accessories.

Yes, absolutely. The charger accepts an input voltage range of 10 to 30 V DC. It can therefore be connected directly to a 24 V system without requiring an additional voltage converter.

The product is UN ECE R10 certified, an electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) standard for vehicles. This ensures the charger has been tested to not emit harmful interference and to withstand external disturbances. It is therefore safe for use near electronic navigation equipment.

The exact weight of the product is not specified in the provided technical information. However, as a small marine electronic accessory, it is very light and will not pose any mounting issues during installation.

Like any wireless charger, a slight temperature rise is normal during power transfer. The product is designed to safely dissipate this heat. If you notice excessive heat, check that nothing is obstructing the charging surface and that your phone is properly positioned.