SEER Robotics Robotic Automatic Charging Station (SCS-2502)

A mobile robot only earns its keep while its battery holds out, and on a busy site the most expensive minutes are those spent waiting for a technician to plug it in. The SEER Robotics Robotic Automatic Charging Station (SCS-2502) addresses that gap. It is the fixed point on the floor where SEER robots return to replenish their energy without anyone walking over. When a person does need to take charge, it accepts a manual connection as well. The robots that move goods around a facility attract the attention; charging infrastructure such as this decides how many hours they actually spend at work.

Robots Europa, based in Dublin, sells and supplies the SCS-2502 to customers throughout the European Union and the DACH region. Robots Europa prepares each quotation, arranges delivery to your site and supports the station after installation. Our team can also check that it suits the robots you already run or plan to deploy.

Background

SEER Robotics and the Robot Brain

SEER Robotics (06106.HK) is a platform-based embodied intelligent robotics company built around the Robot Brain. The company serves more than 2,500 customers worldwide with intelligent robotics solutions. Its approach treats the controller, the navigation software and the surrounding hardware as one platform rather than a collection of separate parts. Charging stations belong to that platform. They are designed alongside the robots they serve, so that docking, energy transfer and fleet scheduling work together and do not have to be reconciled afterwards on site.

A station built around the SJV series

The SCS-2502 is an automatic charging station for robots, and the robots it charges automatically are those from SEER Robotics. Its suitable product model is the SJV series (new, 25 A). That pairing is the station's defining characteristic. It is not a universal charger intended for any battery-powered machine; it is matched to a specific family of SEER robots. The housing follows a new industrial design, and the station applies intelligent charging: it adjusts its power supply strategy automatically according to the feedback it receives from the battery.

Technical Specifications

Specifications are as published by the manufacturer and are confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the operating temperature range, the charging efficiency, the communication interface, the contents of the box, the certifications or the mounting method; Robots Europa confirms these details at quotation.

How does the SCS-2502 combine automatic and manual charging?

Most of the time the station works without human involvement. A SEER robot from the supported series returns to the station, docks and charges, then resumes its tasks. This is the mode that keeps a fleet running across shifts. Recharging becomes part of the robot's routine rather than an interruption that someone must notice and resolve.

Real operations, however, rarely follow the routine exactly. A robot may be taken out of service for maintenance, moved to a test area or brought back after commissioning with a depleted battery. For these situations the SCS-2502 supports manual charging through an LP24-4P connector, so a technician can connect the robot directly. One unit therefore covers both the everyday automated cycle and the occasional hands-on case. A separate charger for workshop use is not required.

Why does battery-feedback charging matter for a robot fleet?

A charger that applies the same output regardless of the battery's condition treats every charge as identical, which it is not. The SCS-2502 adjusts its power supply strategy automatically according to battery feedback. In practice, the station responds to what the battery reports instead of following a fixed profile that ignores it.

For a fleet operator, the benefit is mainly one of predictability. Battery packs are costly components, and replacing them takes robots out of service. Charging that takes account of the battery's own feedback is the kind of measure that supports consistent behaviour across many charge cycles. When you plan a deployment, Robots Europa can discuss charging behaviour and fleet scheduling with your engineering team.

Who is the SCS-2502 for?

The clearest match is any organisation already operating, or about to deploy, SEER Robotics robots from the SJV series (new, 25 A). For these customers the SCS-2502 is the charging station matched to their robots. Selecting it removes guesswork about compatibility.

System integrators building automated material flows around SEER platforms form a second group. They need charging points that fit the fleet's routes, and the station's dimensions of 480 x 368.5 x 298.5 mm help with layout planning before a site visit. Maintenance and engineering teams are a third group: the manual charging connector gives them a practical way to handle robots outside the automated cycle.

If your robots are not from the SJV series, a different station in the SEER range may suit them better. The range includes the SEER Robotics Robotic Automatic Charging Station (SCS-2002) and the SEER Robotics Robotic Automatic Charging Station (SCS-C4860), among others. Robots Europa can confirm which station matches your robot model before you order. The full selection is listed under Charging Stations, and the robots these stations support appear under Factory Robots.

What is the SCS-2502 used for?

1. Unattended fleet charging – supported SEER robots dock and recharge between tasks without an operator.
2. Continuous shift operation – automatic charging lets robots keep working across shifts rather than waiting for manual intervention.
3. Warehouse and intralogistics routes – charging points are placed along the paths that robots already travel.
4. Factory material handling – the station supports robots moving parts and goods between production stages.
5. Maintenance and workshop charging – technicians connect a robot directly through the LP24-4P manual charging connector.
6. Commissioning new deployments – the station charges SJV series robots during setup, testing and handover to operations.

Pricing and Availability

Robots Europa supplies the SCS-2502 on a quotation basis, so that each offer reflects your robot fleet, your site and your country of delivery. Please tell us which SEER robots you operate and how many charging points you need, and we will prepare a tailored quotation. Delivery, customs and after-sales support are arranged with the quotation. To begin, use the quotation request available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which robots does the SCS-2502 charge?

Its suitable product model is the SJV series (new, 25 A), and automatic charging is based on robots from SEER Robotics. For other robot models, Robots Europa can advise on the appropriate station in the SEER range.

Can the station be used to charge a robot manually?

Yes. The SCS-2502 supports manual charging through an LP24-4P connector, which is useful for maintenance and commissioning.

What is the maximum output voltage?

The maximum output voltage is 54.6±0.2 V.

How large is the station?

The SCS-2502 measures 480 x 368.5 x 298.5 mm (L x W x H).

What does intelligent charging mean here?

The station adjusts its power supply strategy automatically according to feedback from the battery, rather than applying a single fixed profile.

Which input frequency does the SCS-2502 accept?

The station accepts an input frequency of 50 / 60 Hz.

Where can I buy the SCS-2502 and what does it cost?

You can buy the SCS-2502 from Robots Europa, which supplies customers across the EU and the DACH region. Pricing is provided by individual quotation, which you can request on this page.

Summary

A robot fleet is only as productive as its charging allows. The SCS-2502 is SEER Robotics' answer for the SJV series (new, 25 A). It charges supported robots automatically, accepts a manual connection through its LP24-4P connector when a technician steps in, and adjusts its power supply strategy to the battery's feedback. The station comes from a manufacturer that builds its robots, software and infrastructure as one platform, and Robots Europa supplies and supports it across the EU and the DACH region. Whether you are adding charging capacity to an existing SEER fleet or planning a new deployment, this page is the starting point.