A supplier, and honest about which part.
We quote and support shared power bank systems. We do not run a factory, and the pages here do not pretend otherwise, because a buyer who needs a plant audit should be talking to a plant.
What we actually supply
A configuration, not a catalogue page: the build, the slot count, the pack, the terminal and the software that ties them together. Then the commercial documents that let the cabinet clear customs, and a named person for the first month of operation.
We work from Shenzhen and quote worldwide. Small orders are normal: one station to test a site is how most routes here started.
- What we supply
- Stations, packs, software, payment setup
- What we do not
- Manufacturing, plant audits, certificate ownership
- Where we are
- Shenzhen, Guangdong, China
- General
- [email protected]
- Technical
- [email protected]
Why this page has no factory numbers
A shared power bank buyer is usually comparing a factory, a trading desk and a local operator. Those three deserve different questions.
| Claim you will see on other sites | Why it is not here | What to do instead |
|---|---|---|
| Plant area in square metres | We do not own the plant, so the number is not ours to print | Ask the factory for an audit report |
| ISO, CB, CE, FCC, RoHS logos | Certificates belong to a model and a market, not to a website | Ask for the certificate numbers for the exact model |
| Installed stations worldwide | A number that large is unverifiable from here | Ask for two reference sites you can call |
| Countries served | It describes the factory export history, not your route | Ask what is supported in your market |
| Production lines and staff | Factory facts, and we are not the factory | Visit, or ask for a video walk-through |
This is not modesty. A supplier that cannot produce a document for a claim will not produce one for a warranty either.
What to verify before you sign
The same list works for us and for anyone else quoting a shared power bank route. Ask for it in writing, and keep the answers with the contract.
- The specification sheet for the exact model, with a revision date.
- The certificate list for your market, with numbers, not logos.
- The terminal the acquirer will actually board in your country.
- Spare parts: bay assembly, springs, cables, and the price of each.
- RMA terms: who pays the freight, and how long a replacement takes.
- Software terms: licence, updates, and what happens if you stop paying.
- Two references in a market similar to yours.
- Who answers at 22:00 when a cabinet in a lobby stops releasing packs.
What we will and will not put on a page
The same publishing policy that keeps the product pages short.
| Item | On this site | From us |
|---|---|---|
| Station specifications | Family, build, slots, screen, pack capacity | Current sheet, revision dated |
| Price and minimum order | Not published | Quoted per configuration and destination |
| Certificate files | Not published | Per model and market, with the quotation |
| Lead time | Not published | Confirmed against the order |
| Warranty and RMA | Not published | Terms supplied with the quotation |
Ask for the document, not the claim.
Specification sheets, certificate lists and spare part prices are sent on request, before any order exists.