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1-slot charging cradle for the Zebra TC22R RFID terminal
The base
- One bay, one terminal
- Made for the Zebra TC22R
- Compact desk format
- Supplied on its own
- 1-year warranty
The 1-slot charging cradle for the Zebra TC22R RFID terminal gives the reader a home spot on the workstation. Between scanning campaigns the device is set down there, charges, and stays visible within reach. Its compact format sits on a desk, a goods-in counter or a till, with no mounting. It is supplied on its own, with the power side chosen separately.
What the Cradle Brings to a Counter RFID Reader
The TC22R is a scanning device, not a desk tool. Its cradle has to suit that rhythm.
- →A dedicated bay: the cradle takes one Zebra TC22R terminal and holds it in the charging position.
- →Made for this reference: it is built for the TC22R, not for TC22 or TC27 units, which have their own cradle.
- →Charging at the post: the device always comes back to the same spot between scanning sessions.
- →Compact format: desk, goods-in counter or till, with no bracket and no mounting.
- →Supplied on its own: power is not in the box and is chosen to suit the workstation.
- →1-year warranty: sold as a single unit, covered for twelve months.
A Charged TC22R When the Campaign Starts
A Zebra TC22R RFID terminal does not work continuously. It runs in bursts: an aisle count, a goods-in check, an outbound inspection. Between bursts it waits somewhere, and that in-between decides what state it is in next time.
Sitting in its cradle, it charges with no intervention and stays in the team's line of sight. Left on a worktop with a cable doing the rounds, it ends up short of power exactly when someone goes looking for it.
For a store or a warehouse scheduling RFID inventory campaigns, that difference decides whether the session starts on time or waits on a device.
One Cradle per Terminal, Not One per Department
The temptation is to set up a central charging point and ask everyone to use it. It almost never works: nobody makes the detour, and devices pile up wherever they were last put down.
A cradle tied to a post reverses the logic. The terminal has an address, the person running the post can see at a glance whether it is back, and charging becomes a consequence of putting it away rather than an extra task.
On a stock management operation where several people share the same devices, it is the simplest way of knowing where they are.
The TC22R and Its Availability Accessories
Four needs come up across a TC22R fleet, and the catalogue answers each separately.
| The need | The catalogue answer |
|---|---|
| Charging the terminal at its post | This 1-slot cradle |
| Having batteries charged in advance | The 4-slot battery charger |
| Stopping a battery leaving the device | The battery lock |
| Extending a campaign's endurance | The 7000 mAh spare battery |
The other three references are here: 4-slot battery charger, battery lock and 7000 mAh battery. The wider range sits under RFID accessories.
Choosing Between the Catalogue's Cradles
The catalogue holds several charging cradles and they do not swap. This one is made for the TC22R. A post running a TC22 or a TC27 needs the 1-slot TC22 / TC27 cradle, and a pistol-grip reader needs the RFD40 docking station.
The check to make before ordering is therefore the exact reference of the terminal in service, not the product family. A mixed fleet calls for several cradle models, one per device type.
On sizing, count one cradle per terminal assigned to a post. Devices shared across areas belong to a different arrangement, described on the matching product pages. The rest of the range sits under RFID readers.
FAQ
Which devices charge on this cradle?▾
The Zebra TC22R RFID terminal. It is built for that reference and does not suit TC22 or TC27 units, which have their own cradle in the catalogue.
Does the cradle come with a power supply?▾
No, it is supplied on its own. Power is chosen separately, to match what the workstation already has.
Where should the cradle go?▾
On a desk, a goods-in counter or a till. Its compact format needs no bracket or mounting, and it works best kept visible so the terminal comes back to it naturally.
Is one cradle needed per terminal?▾
Yes, for devices assigned to a post. A charging point shared across areas rarely works, because nobody makes the detour, and it makes devices harder to track.
How does it differ from the battery charger?▾
What gets charged. This cradle takes the complete terminal, which stays at the post while charging. The battery charger prepares spare batteries while the terminal keeps working. For volume pricing, our technical team answers through a quotation request.
- Unit
- The base
- Conditioning
- Individually
- Guarantee
- 1 year
Zebra
Choose product attributes:
| Ref. | Unit price | Buy |
|---|---|---|
| TC2R-BS1CG |
1+
€106.80
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