SEER Robotics Robotic Automatic Charging Station (SCS-N4815FV1-JP10)

On a busy warehouse floor, the charging station is one of the few pieces of robot infrastructure that never moves. It is placed once and wired once. From then on it shapes the robot's working day: where routes begin and end, how long a shift can run, and how much attention the fleet demands from people. The SEER Robotics Robotic Automatic Charging Station (SCS-N4815FV1-JP10) is that fixed point for one particular machine, the SEER AMB-800K. It is designed so that the robot can return, dock and recharge without anyone walking over to plug it in. When the robot needs hands-on attention rather than autonomy, a manual charging connector with an adapter keeps the same station useful for maintenance and commissioning.

Robots Middle East supplies the SCS-N4815FV1-JP10 to customers across the Middle East. Each order is quoted individually, so that the station is matched to the buyer's robots, site power and installation plans. Our team prepares the quotation, arranges delivery to site and provides support once the station is in service. We work with system integrators, logistics operators and manufacturers who run SEER platforms in the region.

Background

SEER Robotics and the Robot Brain

SEER Robotics is listed in Hong Kong under the code 06106.HK. It is a platform-based embodied intelligent robotics company built around the Robot Brain, and it serves more than 2,500 customers worldwide with intelligent robotics solutions. That platform thinking matters when choosing accessories. A charging station from the same manufacturer as the robot is not a generic power supply placed on the floor. It is part of one system, and its automatic charging function is based on robots from SEER Robotics. For buyers, this means the robot, its control layer and its charging infrastructure come from a single supplier, with a single line of technical responsibility.

A charger defined by its partner

Many chargers are designed to suit as many batteries as possible. The SCS-N4815FV1-JP10 takes the opposite approach: its suitable product model is AMB-800K exclusive (15 A). Around that pairing, the station offers intelligent charging, which automatically adjusts the power supply strategy according to the feedback the battery provides. A simple fixed-output charger delivers the same power regardless of the battery's condition. A feedback-driven charger responds to what the battery reports, and this is generally why industrial fleets prefer matched charging equipment to universal units. The result is a station with a narrow scope and a clear purpose: keeping one SEER platform supplied with power as part of its routine.

Technical Specifications

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

SEER Robotics has not published the IP rating, the charging efficiency, the operating temperature range, the communication interface, the certifications or the contents of the box; Robots Middle East confirms these at quotation.

Why is the SCS-N4815FV1-JP10 exclusive to the AMB-800K?

Automatic charging is a cooperation between two machines. The robot has to recognise the station, approach it and make contact. The station then has to supply power in the way that robot's battery system expects. When the manufacturer defines both sides of that exchange, the handover can be designed as a single process rather than improvised between two products from different sources. This is the logic behind the AMB-800K exclusive (15 A) designation. The station is specified for that platform, and its automatic charging is based on robots from SEER Robotics.

For a buyer, exclusivity is a planning aid rather than a limitation. If your fleet consists of AMB-800K units, the choice of charger is effectively settled, and the remaining questions concern quantity, placement and site power. If your fleet runs other SEER models, this is not the station to order. The wider SEER range in our Charging Stations category is the place to compare, and Robots Middle East will help you match each robot to the right station.

How do automatic and manual charging work together?

In daily operation, the automatic mode carries the workload. The AMB-800K docks at the station, the station reads the battery's feedback, and it adapts its power supply strategy accordingly, with no operator involved. This is the mode that allows a fleet to keep working across shifts, with charging built into the robot's own schedule.

Manual charging covers the moments that fall outside that routine. During commissioning, after maintenance, or when a robot has been parked away from its docking position, a technician can charge it directly through the LP24-4P connector, which is supplied with an adapter. Having both modes on one station means a site does not need a separate bench charger for service work. It also means a robot that cannot reach the dock under its own power still has a straightforward way back into service.

Who is the SCS-N4815FV1-JP10 for?

The first and most obvious buyers are operators who already run, or are about to deploy, SEER AMB-800K robots. That includes warehouses, distribution centres and manufacturing plants where autonomous mobile bases move materials between stations. For these customers, the station is the infrastructure that turns a robot capable of moving on its own into one that can also stay in service on its own.

System integrators form the second group. An integrator designing an AMB-800K installation must specify charging points as part of the floor layout. Measuring 520 x 350 x 298.5 mm, the station can be drawn into the plan early, alongside aisles, conveyors and safety zones.

Facility and maintenance teams are the third group. Because the station supports manual charging through its LP24-4P connector, it serves the service technician as well as the robot. In the Middle East, where many warehouses and plants operate in demanding climates, these teams will also want to choose the station's position with care, away from heat sources and heavy traffic.

Buyers running other SEER robots should look elsewhere in the range. They will find the alternatives in the Charging Stations category, and the robots themselves among our Factory Robots.

What is the SCS-N4815FV1-JP10 used for?

1. Unattended charging between tasks: the AMB-800K docks and recharges on its own, so no operator has to break off other work to plug it in.
2. Continuous operation across shifts: charging becomes part of the robot's schedule rather than an interruption to it.
3. Fixed charging points in a planned layout: a station with known dimensions can be placed at route endpoints or in quiet corners of the floor.
4. Commissioning and maintenance: the LP24-4P connector with adapter allows a technician to charge the robot manually during set-up or service.
5. Battery-aware power delivery: intelligent charging adjusts the power supply strategy according to the battery's feedback.
6. Scaling an AMB-800K fleet: as robots are added, additional matched stations extend charging capacity without introducing third-party equipment.

Pricing and Availability

The SCS-N4815FV1-JP10 is supplied on quotation, so that each order reflects the number of stations, the robots they will serve and the conditions on site. Delivery, customs clearance and technical support are arranged together with the quotation. To begin, please send us your fleet details and installation location using the quotation request available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which robot is the SCS-N4815FV1-JP10 designed for?

The suitable product model is AMB-800K exclusive (15 A). Owners of other SEER robots should choose a station matched to their model.

Can the robot be charged manually at this station?

Yes, manual charging is supported. The connector for manual charging is the LP24-4P, and the station is equipped with an adapter for it.

What is the maximum output voltage?

The maximum output voltage is 54.5±0.2 V.

Which mains input frequency does the station accept?

The input frequency is 50 / 60 Hz.

How much floor space does the station need?

The station measures 520 x 350 x 298.5 mm (L x W x H). Your integrator should also allow approach space for the robot when it docks.

Does the station adapt to the battery's condition?

Yes. Its intelligent charging automatically adjusts the power supply strategy according to the battery feedback.

Where can I buy the SEER Robotics Robotic Automatic Charging Station (SCS-N4815FV1-JP10) and what does it cost?

Robots Middle East supplies the station across the Middle East on a quotation basis. Please request a quotation with your fleet and site details, and we will reply with an offer that includes delivery and support.

Summary

A charging station is placed once, yet it defines how a robot fleet lives on the floor every day. The SEER Robotics Robotic Automatic Charging Station (SCS-N4815FV1-JP10) is that fixed point for the AMB-800K. It combines automatic docking with SEER robots, intelligent charging that responds to battery feedback, and a manual LP24-4P connector for the times a technician has to step in. Its scope is deliberately narrow, which makes the purchasing decision clear for anyone running that platform. For AMB-800K operators across the region who want their robots to keep themselves charged, this page is the starting point.