Background
A leading domestic internet company upgraded power supply across 2000+ workstations, replacing messy cables with wireless charging to improve tidiness and employee experience while simplifying unified administration.
Solution Highlights
- Custom desktop embedded / vertical wireless spots integrated with office furniture
- Qi-certified 15W fast charging — phone charges by simply setting it down
- Unified power distribution and centralized maintenance lower cable and O&M cost
Results
Deployed across 2000+ workstations, desktop cables dropped about 70%, employees top up more easily, and administration efficiency rose noticeably in a cleaner, more professional workspace.
Customer Requirements
- Unified charging at open workstations and meeting tables, with no power strips or tangled cables on the desk
- Phone, watch and earbuds charging together so staff do not need their own adapters
- Visual consistency with existing office furniture, with no damage to the tabletop look
- Centralized purchasing and spare parts so IT can maintain the fleet
Selection & Configuration
- Workstations: 3-in-1 upright wireless chargers with a single USB-C feed, leaving one cable per desk
- Meeting tables: embedded furniture charging modules installed through a cut-out in the top
- Power: 15W phone, 2.5W watch and 5W earbuds allocated in parallel
- Accessories: standardized 30W+ PD adapters and cable lengths to reduce spare-part variants
Delivery & QC
Samples ran on a pilot workstation for two weeks (full-load temperature rise plus all-day standby) before phased delivery. Every unit is burn-in tested, with sampling checks on magnet force and foreign-object detection. Qi / CE / FCC / RoHS documents and spare units ship with the order so IT can swap parts independently.
FAQ
Q: Staff phones vary widely — is everything compatible?
A: Any Qi-standard phone charges wirelessly; non-magnetic Android models simply add a magnetic ring for stable alignment.
Q: Do meeting tables need rebuilding?
A: No. A cut-out sized to the tabletop hosts the module underneath, leaving only a marked spot on the surface.