SEER Robotics Robotic Automatic Charging Station (SCS-C4860)

In motor racing, races are often won or lost in the pit lane rather than on the straight. A fleet of mobile robots behaves in much the same way: the top speed of each machine matters far less than how quickly, safely and predictably it returns to work once its battery runs low. The SEER Robotics Robotic Automatic Charging Station (SCS-C4860) serves as that pit lane for SEER's 48 V Small AMR series. It is a dedicated charging point with a maximum power of 3 kW that brings a battery to 100% in 60 minutes, guards the process with six forms of safety protection and reports its status through Roboshop. The stop is short and supervised, and nobody has to stand by with a cable.

Robots Middle East sells the SCS-C4860 and supplies it to warehouses, factories, logistics operators and system integrators across the Middle East. Our team prepares each quotation around your site and your fleet, arranges delivery to your facility and supports the station once it is in service. The charger and the robots it serves are therefore planned as a single project.

Background

SEER Robotics and the Robot Brain

SEER Robotics, listed in Hong Kong as 06106.HK, is a platform-based embodied intelligent robotics company built around what it calls the Robot Brain. It serves more than 2,500 customers worldwide with intelligent robotics solutions. Its approach treats a mobile robot as one part of a wider system, alongside the software that supervises it and the infrastructure that keeps it working. Charging stations belong to that infrastructure, and SEER lists several of them, each matched to particular voltages and robot families.

A charger designed around one robot family

The SCS-C4860 is positioned specifically for the 48 V Small AMR series. It is not a general-purpose bench charger. It is an automatic station that the robot visits as part of its routine, with a DC output range of 32 V to 60 V and an output of 48 V / 60 A. The station adapts to various lithium batteries, which is useful for operators whose fleets include robots bought at different times or configured for different duties. Network connectivity by Wi-Fi (recommended), wired connection or 5G allows the station to join the same supervision layer as the robots, through SEER's Roboshop software. The charger then becomes a visible, manageable part of the fleet rather than a piece of hardware fixed to a wall.

Technical Specifications

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

SEER Robotics has not published the contents of the box, the cable length, certifications, efficiency, the noise level or the mounting method; Robots Middle East confirms each of these at quotation.

How quickly does the SCS-C4860 return a robot to work?

The answer lies in its output. At a maximum power of 3 kW, delivering 48 V / 60 A, the SCS-C4860 takes a battery to 100% in 60 minutes. For a fleet manager this changes the shape of the working day. Charging becomes a predictable block that can be scheduled between tasks, at shift changes or during quieter periods, rather than an open-ended interruption that forces the operation to keep spare robots in reserve.

A predictable charge time also simplifies fleet sizing. When planners know how long each robot will be away from its route, they can calculate how many robots and how many charging points a given throughput requires. The datasheet lists the maximum output power as 1500 / 3000 W. Our team confirms with you which figure applies to your installation and supply when the quotation is prepared.

The station's ability to adapt to various lithium batteries supports the same goal. Fleets rarely stay uniform for long. Robots are added, batteries are replaced and duties change, and a charger that accepts these variations within the 48 V Small AMR series avoids having to plan separate infrastructure for each.

How does the SCS-C4860 keep charging safe and visible?

Unattended charging is only acceptable when the station can protect itself and the battery. The SCS-C4860 carries six kinds of safety protection: overvoltage, overcurrent, reverse connection, short circuit, leakage and over temperature. Together they address the faults that matter most when high current is flowing with no technician present. The station references EN 62477-1, the European standard covering safety requirements for power electronic converter systems and equipment.

Visibility comes from Roboshop. Through it, operators can view the station's status remotely, control it remotely and monitor the overall machine status in real time. A supervisor can therefore see at a glance whether a charging point is available, active or in need of attention, without walking the floor. Wi-Fi is the recommended connection, with wired and 5G as alternatives where the site network requires them.

Placement deserves the same attention. The station's working temperature is 0℃ to 40℃, so on sites across the Middle East it belongs in a conditioned area of the warehouse or factory rather than near loading doors or in unshaded outdoor zones. Robots Middle East reviews the intended position with you as part of the quotation.

Who is the SCS-C4860 for?

The first group is operators who already run, or plan to deploy, robots from SEER's 48 V Small AMR series. For them the SCS-C4860 is the matched charging point, and buying the two together keeps the electrical and software sides of the project consistent.

The second group is system integrators building intralogistics solutions for clients in manufacturing, distribution and e-commerce fulfilment. Remote monitoring through Roboshop and the choice of network connection make the station straightforward to bring into a supervised fleet, and its fixed charging time helps when a throughput guarantee has to be calculated.

The third group is facility and engineering managers responsible for the site itself. The dual AC input ranges, the plug specification and the published dimensions give them what they need to plan power points and floor space.

If your robots run on a different voltage or belong to another family, the SCS-C4860 is not the right match. Other SEER stations, such as the SEER Robotics Robotic Automatic Charging Station (SCS-C48100D), the SEER Robotics Robotic Automatic Charging Station (SCS-C4850D) and the SEER Robotics Robotic Automatic Charging Station (SCS-C24100D), each have their own pages and specifications. The full range is listed under Charging Stations, and the robots themselves can be found among our Factory Robots.

What is the SCS-C4860 used for?

1. Warehouse logistics: keeping small AMRs moving goods between storage and picking areas with scheduled, hands-free charging.
2. Factory intralogistics: recharging robots that supply production lines, so that material flow is not left waiting on a manual plug-in.
3. Multi-shift operations: fitting a predictable full charge into breaks and shift changes across a long operating day.
4. Mixed-battery fleets: serving 48 V Small AMR series robots fitted with various lithium batteries from a single type of station.
5. Remotely supervised sites: letting control rooms view, control and monitor charging points through Roboshop.
6. Integration and pilot projects: providing integrators with a matched, networked charger when commissioning a new SEER fleet.

Pricing and Availability

Robots Middle East supplies the SCS-C4860 on quotation, so that the station is specified for your supply, your plug requirements and your fleet rather than chosen from a generic list. Tell us how many robots you operate, which models they are and how your site is laid out, and we will prepare a quotation that covers the right number of charging points. Delivery, customs clearance and after-sales support are arranged together with the quotation. To begin, use the quotation request available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which robots is the SCS-C4860 designed for?

The station is designed for SEER Robotics' 48 V Small AMR series. It adapts to various lithium batteries used within that series.

How long does a full charge take?

The SCS-C4860 charges a battery to 100% in 60 minutes, with a maximum power of 3 kW and an output of 48 V / 60 A.

What electrical supply does the station need?

It accepts AC input of 110 V to 120 V or 220 V to 240 V at 50 / 60 Hz. The plug specification is GB 16A, with other plugs optional, and we confirm the right plug for your site in the quotation.

Can the station be monitored remotely?

Yes. Roboshop provides remote status viewing, remote control and real-time monitoring of the overall machine status, over Wi-Fi (recommended), a wired connection or 5G.

What safety protection does it include?

The station has six kinds of protection: overvoltage, overcurrent, reverse connection, short circuit, leakage and over temperature. It references the EN 62477-1 standard.

What is included in the box, and how long is the cable?

SEER Robotics has not published the box contents or the cable length. Robots Middle East confirms both, together with the mounting method, when preparing your quotation.

Where can I buy the SEER Robotics Robotic Automatic Charging Station (SCS-C4860) and what does it cost?

You can buy it from Robots Middle East, which supplies it across the Middle East. The cost depends on your configuration and quantity, so please request a quotation and our team will reply with a complete offer.

Summary

Just as a well-run pit lane keeps a race car competitive, a well-matched charging point keeps a robot fleet productive. The SCS-C4860 gives SEER's 48 V Small AMR series a dedicated stop that is quick, at 100% in 60 minutes, protected by six safety functions and visible through Roboshop. It fits into the working day rather than interrupting it. Robots Middle East quotes the station for your site, arranges its delivery and supports it in service. If your fleet's next improvement lies in how it recharges rather than how it drives, this page is the starting point.