When designing in FreePower, it’s critical you follow our placement guidelines to ensure technical execution and the best user experience. FreePower can add significant value to people’s lives, so it’s important to follow our placement guidelines to ensure it does.
Note: If placed incorrectly, the wireless charger can have installation issues and a poor user experience, leading to little or even no use once installed.
When reviewing floorplans, you want to be sure that any surface someone might put their phone down on is a surface that you consider for FreePower.
The most common surfaces for FreePower tend to be the kitchen island overhang (in between the barstool seating), next to the kitchen sink, and in bathroom vanities.
FreePower has ergonomic guidelines for the placement of our chargers. These recommendations will help ensure the best experience with FreePower and maximum usage. You can learn more by visiting our detailed placement guidelines in the link below.
Once you’ve designed for ergonomics, you’ll want to confirm there are no issues with the placement. Some problems may include:
FreePower plugs into a standard 110V outlet to make it hassle-free to power up. In your designs, you must ensure the following:
For more details on placement, visit our FreePower Charging Halo Placement guidelines or join a Design with FreePower webinar.
FreePower runs a Design with FreePower regularly so that specifiers, designers, builders, fabricators, homeowners, and anyone else interested can learn everything they need to design in FreePower. Join a webinar and learn how to spec in FreePower, place the charging zone, and get access to your countertop fabricators.
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