Where can I buy battery charging cabinets?

Get your battery charging cabinets from the leading fabricator in the Pacific Northwest and Western Canada. Depend on Wesgar to eliminate supply chain delays and deliver quality cabinets—from small to extra-large. Our cabinets are safe, weather and fire-resistant, and designed for indoor and outdoor use.

How to install a battery charging and storage cabinet?

Take the cabinet to the installation location. Carefully unwrap the battery charging and storage cabinet. Remove it from the wooden pallet. The cabinet will already be equipped with footing that allows it to be put in place on the flat, even surface with little to no fuss.

How do I install a storemasta Battery Cabinet?

Plug the cabinet in to the appropriate power socket. The shelving and the charging points of a Storemasta battery cabinet are adjustable to suit your needs and equipment. To ensure that the sequential door closing system works correctly, the battery cabinet must be installed on a level base.

Are lithium-ion battery cabinets dangerous?

*When lithium-ion battery cabinets are installed in an underground premises, there is the increased risk or fire, as well as a greater chance of dust and particle build-up affecting the fan's ability to work properly. Consider fire suppression systems in your workplace. Invest in suitable fire extinguishers.

How does the batteryguard cabinet work?

The Batteryguard cabinet is also safe and easy to use for new personnel. It’s simple: when you need to charge up your battery, you just open the cabinet and place the battery on the charger. Because the charger cables are fixed in the cabinet, you can be sure that you are always using an original charger for the battery.

Do I need a professional electrician for my battery cabinet?

Schedule routine maintenance by a certified electrician on your battery cabinet to ensure it remains in safe working condition. *When lithium-ion battery cabinets are installed in an underground premises, there is the increased risk or fire, as well as a greater chance of dust and particle build-up affecting the fan's ability to work properly.