
TJ8026
Compact screen station for small-venue pilots and countertop placement.
- Input
- 5.5V / 8.0A
- Output
- 5.0V / 2.0A
- Size
- 245 × 192 × 240 mm
- Weight
- 2.65 kg
A balanced format for venues that need more battery availability without moving to a floor-standing cabinet.



The product gallery shows available 8-slot body directions. The verified specification below is for the white TJ8053 large-screen reference in the supplied manual.
Reference values are transcribed from the supplied English product manual. Final housing, plug, firmware and compliance scope are confirmed before quotation.
The station family includes screen, stacking and tabletop directions. Final body, plug, firmware, battery fit and document scope are reconfirmed before ordering.

Compact screen station for small-venue pilots and countertop placement.

Eight-slot member of a larger screen-station family that can standardize later expansion.
Slide 48 shows an alternate render, not a separate specification.

Shorter eight-slot screen reference for compact pilot deployment.

Tabletop pilot reference; confirm whether the final factory model uses the TJ8071 prefix.
Model prefix remains pending confirmation.
Good for locations with stable foot traffic but limited space for large cabinets.
Front label and QR area can support local brand identity, scan guidance and payment messaging.
Useful between small pilot devices and larger stackable or screen cabinet formats.
It suits venues where a 6-slot device may turn over too quickly but a 12-slot stack or kiosk would be excessive.
Use rental turnover and unavailable-battery periods as the signal. Eight slots provide more buffer without taking the footprint of a larger modular cabinet.
Screen artwork, labels and rental instructions can be planned for the target market. Exact scope depends on the selected housing and software flow.
No. QR and web/app rental flows are common, while card-present or other payment hardware must be confirmed by model and market.
Use operating buffer, refill workload and venue evidence before moving up or down in slot count.