Lataustelakka Honeywell CT45-5CB-UVN-BAT-2 laitteille CT45 CT40 CT45XP CT40XP

The Honeywell CT45-5CB-UVN-BAT-2 is a five-bay charging cradle for Honeywell mobile computers and spare batteries. It supports charging and docking of up to four CT45/CT40/CT45XP/CT40XP devices simultaneously along with four CT40 batteries. The kit includes a 5-bay universal dock, a non-booted CT40 device cup, a CT40 battery cup, a power adapter and an EU power cord.

Advantages

The charging cradle consolidates device and battery charging into a single unit to reduce workspace clutter and simplify device management. Its universal 5-bay dock accepts multiple CT4x series form factors, and included power accessories enable immediate setup. The design supports continuous readiness of mobile computers and spare batteries for operations that require quick device turnover.

Suitable for

• Retail POS and inventory scanning where multiple mobile computers are used
• Warehousing and logistics environments requiring rapid device rotation
• Field service teams that maintain spare batteries for uninterrupted operations
• Deployment racks or service desks needing compact multi-device charging

Key specifications

• Model: CT45-5CB-UVN-BAT-2
• Compatible devices: Honeywell CT45, CT40, CT45XP, CT40XP
• Bays: 5-bay universal dock (charges up to 4 devices + 4 CT40 batteries)
• Included accessories: non-booted CT40 cup, CT40 battery cup, power adapter, EU power cord
• Brand: Honeywell
• MPN: CT45-5CB-UVN-BAT-2

How to use

Place the cradle on a stable, level surface and connect the power adapter and EU power cord to a suitable mains outlet. Insert CT45/CT40/CT45XP/CT40XP devices into the device cups and place CT40 batteries into the battery cup. Ensure contacts align with the dock connectors for charging. Monitor charging status using device indicators and remove devices or batteries once fully charged.

Recommendations

Use the cradle in dry, ventilated indoor environments and follow Honeywell device battery handling guidelines. Avoid forcing devices into cups and ensure the power supply matches local mains specifications. For fleet deployments, keep spare batteries rotated and periodically inspect contacts for cleanliness.