ET4X Kit coppe di conversione Cradle a 4 slot per passaggio da ET5X ShareCradle

Existing ET5X 4-slot ShareCradles become obsolete when upgrading to ET4X tablets, forcing costly infrastructure replacement. This conversion cup kit solves that problem by adapting each slot to securely hold and charge ET4X devices, extending the life of your current cradles and reducing total cost of ownership.

Who is it for

Enterprises, warehouses, retail stores, and field service teams that have invested in Zebra ET5X ShareCradle charging stations and are now deploying ET40 or ET45 tablets. Ideal for IT administrators and operations managers seeking a cost-effective, tool-free upgrade path without discarding existing hardware.

Main features

• Converts all 4 slots of a Zebra ET5X ShareCradle to accommodate ET4X series tablets (ET40, ET45).
• User-installable, tool-free design – simply insert the cups into the cradle slots.
• Durable high-grade plastic construction ensures long-term reliability in demanding environments.
• Maintains full charging and data transfer functionality when used with compatible cradles.
• Black colour matches existing Zebra infrastructure for a seamless look.

Specifications

• Product type: Cradle conversion kit
• Compatible devices: Zebra ET4X series tablets (ET40, ET45)
• Compatible cradle: Zebra ET5X 4-slot ShareCradle (e.g., CRD-ET5X-4SCHG-01)
• Number of slots converted: 4
• Material: High-grade durable plastic
• Colour: Black
• Installation: Tool-free, user-installable
• Application environment: Enterprise, industrial, retail, field mobility
• Kit contents: 4 conversion cups
• Manufacturer: Zebra Technologies

Tips

Before installation, ensure the ET5X cradle is unplugged from power. Align each conversion cup with the slot guides and press firmly until it clicks into place. For optimal charging performance, verify that the cradle firmware is up to date and that the ET4X tablets are properly seated in the cups. This kit is not a standalone charger; it requires a compatible ET5X ShareCradle with power and data connections.