Receivers

Built-in induction charger for smartphones, Qi technology.

Specifications
Installation: built-in
Charging: Induction
Standard: Qi
Certifications: EN55022:2010+AC:2011, EN61000-3-2, EN61000-3-3, EN55024, EN61000-4-2, EN61000-4-3, EN61000-4-4, EN61000-4-5, EN61000-4-6,EN61000-4-8, EN61000-4-11, EMC 2014/30/EU
Supply voltage: 5 V, 9 V (Transformer provided)
Power: 15 W
Dimensions: Diameter: 8 cm x Height: 1.55 cm
Power cable length: 100 cm

The Qi1001 wireless charging station is the most versatile in the world of induction charging. It integrates into all materials except for metallic or electro-conductive surfaces.
The station can be integrated into new furniture by the manufacturer and will be delivered ready to use to charge your devices. However, it can also be installed in existing furniture (bar, table, desk, bedside table, ...).
The Qi1001 induction charger comes with a 5V - 9V power transformer, a 1.00 meter cable, and a cover. It can be installed invisibly by routing out the material, leaving 3 mm of material between the charger and the surface of the furniture, but you can also drill into the furniture with an 8 cm diameter hole saw to integrate the charger and cover it with the provided lid.
Once the induction charger is installed, simply place a Qi-compatible device on top of the source to charge it.
If your device is not equipped with induction charging technology, you can still charge it using one of the Qi2001 receivers with a micro-usb connector or an Iphone connector.

1. Assembly video
2. Frequently asked questions
   What is Qi wireless charging?
   Qi is the new universal standard for the wireless charging of battery-powered devices such as mobile phones, iPods, MP3 players, cameras...
   Wireless energy transmission occurs via electromagnetic induction. With induction energy transmission, the energy required for electronic devices is not transmitted via a cable but wirelessly via electromagnetic fields. The principle is very simple: the Qi transmitter (charging station) transfers the required energy to the Qi receiver (the mobile phone).
   
   Why wireless charging?
   The biggest advantage of Qi wireless charging technology is that mobile phones and chargers from different manufacturers are compatible. The only requirement is that both devices, the transmitter and the receiver, comply with Qi specifications.
   In this way, any Qi-compatible device can be charged on a Qi-compatible charging station, regardless of the manufacturer or brand of the devices.
   Many mobile phones, including those from leading market brands such as the iPhone 8, iPhone X, Nokia, Samsung, Sony, LG, Motorola, and HTC, are already compatible with the Qi standard and can therefore be charged on all Qi charging stations. More and more manufacturers are integrating Qi into their electronic devices, which allows them to charge different electronic devices with a single charging station without needing various charging stations.
   
   How does Qi wireless charging work?
   Induction charging, "wireless" charging in the literal sense, is not a completely new product. Electric toothbrushes have operated on the principle of induction charging for years.
   Qi wireless charging uses inductive resonant coupling between the transmitter (charging station) and the receiver (mobile phone).
   The transmitter produces a regular verification signal, which recognizes, thanks to the electromagnetic frequency, if a device to be charged is on the Qi wireless charging station. The transmitter modulates the charging and verifies compatibility with the Qi standard.
   Once the Qi compatibility and required energy are calculated, induction charging begins. During charging, the transmitter and receiver remain in contact and switch to standby mode once the battery is fully charged.
   Another advantage of the Qi charger is that it switches on and transfers energy only if a compatible device needing to be charged is placed on it.
   Thanks to this technology and very good insulation of the transmitting and receiving coil, electromagnetic radiation is fundamentally reduced.
   
   Is wireless charging useful?
   An infinite number of smartphones are available worldwide and battery life has become shorter. Every brand, and even every device, has its own charger. Every time you buy a new device, you need a new compatible charger. You quickly end up with an unimaginable number of different chargers.
   Wouldn't it be easier to have a single charger for all your phones, iPods, MP3 players, cameras, and no longer need those annoying cables?
   
   Too good to be true?
   Not with Qinside wireless induction charging stations!
   Imagine a Qi wireless charging station for all your Qi-compatible phones. Forget all the different chargers and the tangle of cables and share a single charger at home, at the office, or on the go.
   Imagine lounges, waiting rooms, airports, train stations, bars, and restaurants with Qi charging stations integrated into the furniture.
   You can charge your devices whenever you want, regardless of the model, brand, or manufacturer of your device.
   The only requirement is to have a Qi-compatible device or to use the Qi2001 receiver for iPhone 4, iPhone 4s, and all phones with a micro-USB connection, or to use our Qi charging case for iPhone 5, iPhone 6, and iPhone 6+.
   Fast and simple: charge your devices with wireless energy transfer of up to 10 watts.
   Dead batteries in mobile phones, iPods, MP3 players, and cameras will be a thing of the past!
   
   Qi, the international standard for induction charging?
   Do you remember the first time you heard about Wi-FiTM or Bluetooth®?
   Just as Wi-FiTM has become the international standard for wireless internet connections and Bluetooth® for hands-free devices, Qi will become the international standard for induction charging. The Qi standard is the future of wireless charging for battery-powered devices for everyone.
   
   How much electromagnetic radiation do Qi wireless charging systems emit?
   Minimal. The Qi principle has been used for years, with no known physical effect on human health, in electronic toothbrushes. Given the short range of Qi wireless charging technology, electromagnetic radiation is very limited. Electromagnetic radiation has low emission around the Qi charging station and only when a device is placed on the charging station.
   Thanks to the additional insulation of the transmitting and receiving coil of the Qi standard, the emitted electromagnetic radiation is reduced.
   
   Why is there an international standard for wireless charging?
   Founded on December 17, 2008, the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) adopted the Qi standard for induction charging that same year. The introduction of the global Qi standard allows universal induction charging for all Qi-compatible electronic devices.
   This means that any Qi-compatible device can be charged on any Qi-compatible charging station. The Wireless Power Consortium currently has 250 members, including market leaders such as Samsung, Nokia, LG, Panasonic, HTC, Sony, and Motorola, making it the largest association for wireless induction charging.
   According to WPC chairman Menno Treffers, because of the increase in Qi products, it is essential to ensure that all wireless chargers work correctly with all mobile devices. The database created and regularly updated by Testronic for products compliant with the Qi standard makes it easy to verify if a new product works with all previously certified products.
   According to Johan Craeybecks, Chief Technology Officer at Testronic Labs: "We believe the introduction of the Qi standard is one of the most important technical developments for users of mobile devices such as phones, tablets, or other devices, which these days are part of everyday business or private life."
   
   Can you charge several phones on a Qi1001 charger?
   No, the charging capacity of a Qi charger is adapted to a single device.

Additional information

• Brand: Qinside
• Weight: 223 g
• Dimensions (L × W × H): 16 × 11 × 5 cm