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Charging lockers can be designed for a wide range of portable electronic devices, including laptops, Chromebooks, tablets, iPads, mobile phones, scanners and other rechargeable equipment. Compatibility depends on the compartment size and the charging connection provided, so it is important to check both the device dimensions and power requirements before selecting a locker.
Charging lockers are commonly used in schools, universities, offices, healthcare facilities, libraries, government buildings and other shared workplaces. They are particularly useful anywhere multiple users need a secure location to store and recharge devices between uses or as part of a shared-device program.
Capacity varies depending on the locker design and the size of the devices. Some charging lockers provide 10 individual compartments, while other models may offer 5, 10, 18 or more bays. When choosing a locker, consider both the number of users and the dimensions of the devices being stored.
Yes. Charging lockers are available with USB-A, USB-C or a combination of both, depending on the model. Some Australian lockers offer USB-C charging up to 65W, which can support many compatible laptops and tablets, while USB-A can be used for lower-power devices.
A GPO charging locker provides a standard 240V power outlet inside each compartment, allowing users to plug in their own device charger. A USB charging locker provides built-in USB-A or USB-C ports, so compatible devices can connect directly using a charging cable. USB charging can reduce the need for separate power adapters, while GPO charging generally provides greater flexibility for devices with different charger requirements. Some lockers offer both GPO and USB charging in the same compartment.
