TJ8051
Large-screen stacking station for restaurants, cafes, hotels and compact pilots.
- Input
- AC 220V / 24W
- Output
- 5.0V / 2.0A
- Size
- 252 × 230 × 295 mm
- Weight
- 2.7 kg
6-Slot Device
6-Slot Shared Power Bank Station
A practical first-batch format for restaurants, cafes, hotel counters and small retail venues.
Manual reference · slide 27
TJ8051 6-port large-screen reference
The hero shows a customized desktop shell. The verified manual specification below belongs to the white TJ8051 large-screen reference shown in the gallery.
- Model
- TJ8051
- Capacity
- 6 ports
- Input
- AC 220V / 24W
- Output
- 5.0V / 2.0A
- Size
- 252 × 230 × 295 mm
- Weight
- 2.7 kg
Reference values are transcribed from the supplied English product manual. Final housing, plug, firmware and compliance scope are confirmed before quotation.
Manual model options
Four six-slot configurations for different counters.
These values are transcribed from the supplied English product manual. Select the housing first, then reconfirm plug, firmware, branding and destination-market document scope.
TJ8030
Compact tabletop station for pilot counters where footprint is the primary constraint.
- Input
- 5.5V / 6.0A
- Output
- 5.0V / 2.0A
- Size
- 239 × 177 × 200 mm
- Weight
- 2.33 kg
TJ8051A
Compact stacking reference for small-site pilot deployment.
- Input
- 12V / 3A
- Output
- 5.0V / 2.0A
- Size
- 245 × 198 × 240 mm
- Weight
- 2.3 kg
Manual model 8072
Countertop reference; confirm whether the final factory model uses the TJ8072 prefix.
- Input
- AC 220V / 24W
- Output
- 5.0V / 2.0A
- Size
- 250 × 270 × 190 mm
- Weight
- 2.7 kg
Model prefix remains pending confirmation.
Pilot friendly
Lower first-batch cost and easier merchant placement when the operator is still validating venue behavior.
Flexible body
Desktop style fits counters; stackable style supports higher visual presence and later capacity expansion.
Deployment fit
Works well inside recommended starter packages where multiple small venues are tested before city rollout.
Buyer guidance
Use six slots when counter space and pilot flexibility matter.
Choose the shell by venue visibility, then confirm device protocol, H5/App flow, payment path and operator-console compatibility.
Which 6-slot body should a pilot use?
A desktop shell is easier for compact counters. A taller stacking or screen format can improve visibility where the station needs to be noticed from farther away.
Can the station connect to local payments?
The station launches the configured rental flow. Payment method availability depends on market onboarding, the selected web or app flow and the operator's payment account.
Can CoreCharge Cloud manage several small venues?
Yes, after protocol compatibility is confirmed. Operators can organize devices, merchants, pricing and operating records from the platform.
Buyer answer
Compare station slot countsIs 6-slot the right pilot capacity?
Compare venue demand, battery buffer, replenishment access and the next 8/12/16/24-slot options.