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The Zebra CRD-NGTC5-5SC5D is a professional-grade, charge-only ShareCradle kit designed for logistics, retail, and field service teams that need to maintain a fleet of TC53 or TC58 mobile computers. It provides an efficient, organized way to power up to five devices simultaneously using standard AC power, ensuring maximum uptime for business operations. Note that this is a charge-only unit and does not support data synchronization or communication features.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Series | TC53-TC58 |
| Model Part Number | CRD-NGTC5-5SC5D |
| Brand | Zebra |
No, this is a charge-only ShareCradle and does not support data communication or USB synchronization.
This cradle is compatible exclusively with the Zebra TC53 and TC58 mobile computer series.
The CRD-NGTC5-5SC5D can charge up to five devices simultaneously.
No, this device is designed for indoor use only and must be kept away from water and high-humidity environments.
It operates using a standard AC power source.
Verify that the device is fully seated in the slot and check that the AC power cable is firmly connected to both the cradle and the wall outlet.
Inspect the device battery for correct installation and ensure the charging pins on the cradle are free of debris or dust.
To set up the cradle, connect the appropriate AC power cable to the unit and plug it into a standard wall outlet. Ensure the cradle is placed on a flat, stable, and dry indoor surface with adequate ventilation to prevent overheating during multi-device charging. To clean, use a soft, lint-free cloth dampened with a mild cleaning solution, and avoid pouring liquids directly onto the charging pins. This unit is strictly compatible with the Zebra TC53 and TC58 series; attempting to force incompatible models into the slots may damage the charging pins.
