Wiferion’s CW1000 inductive charging system has obtained UL and CSA certification, enabling deployment within the US and Canadian markets. The contactless charging expertise delivers 1250 watts for autonomous cell robots and automatic guided automobiles with out requiring extra regional approvals.
Wiferion, a PULS model, has secured UL and CSA certification for its CW1000 inductive charging system, clearing the way in which for deployment throughout america and Canada. The approval from Underwriters Laboratories and the Canadian Requirements Affiliation confirms that the contactless charging expertise meets North American security and high quality requirements for industrial purposes.
The certification addresses rising demand for automated charging infrastructure as producers scale manufacturing of autonomous cell robots and automatic guided automobiles. The CW1000 gives a maintenance-free various to conventional charging strategies in amenities the place cell robotics deal with supplies motion and logistics operations.
Testing protocols adopted UL 508, CSA C22.2, and associated part requirements for industrial energy electronics. Analysis standards included electrical security, thermal efficiency, electromagnetic compatibility, fault safety, materials sturdiness, and ingress safety scores. The system handed necessities for overcurrent safety, ground-fault detection, temperature limits, and insulation integrity below industrial working circumstances.
The CW1000 combines cell coil and energy electronics in a single module, decreasing set up footprint and system complexity in comparison with multi-component charging options. The unit delivers 1250 watts of steady energy by means of inductive vitality switch, eliminating bodily contact between charging parts. This contactless operation removes put on patterns, particle technology, contact erosion, and mechanical failures related to plug-in charging techniques.
Safety scores differ between system parts. The stationary Sending Pad achieves IP65/IP67 scores, whereas the vehicle-mounted Cell Charger unit carries an IP54 ranking. Each specs tackle mud and moisture safety necessities in warehouse and manufacturing environments.
“By reaching UL certification, we give our clients the inspiration to deploy the CW1000 worldwide – with out extra approval procedures for the North American market,” says Matthieu Ebert, Director Product & Know-how at Wiferion.
The certification helps integration of the CW1000 into AMR and AGV platforms with out producers needing to pursue separate regional approvals for the charging subsystem. This standardization could speed up deployment timelines for robotics producers getting into North American markets or increasing operations throughout worldwide amenities.
Wiferion positions the certification as validation of the expertise’s readiness for international industrial purposes and a step towards establishing inductive charging as commonplace infrastructure for cell robotics platforms.
