One Station for All Your Cycling Electronics - No Cable Clutter
The Trek CHRGtime Charging Station is a dedicated charging solution designed specifically for the collection of cycling electronics that accumulates on a rider's bench or desk - lights, cycling computers, bike sensors, GPS units, and similar devices that all require regular charging between rides. Rather than managing a tangle of individual cables plugged into a power strip or wall adapter, the CHRGtime consolidates up to six devices into a single organised unit that plugs into one outlet.
The charging cables - both USB and USB-C - are included and stored inside the enclosure, hidden from view when not in use. This built-in cable management is the defining practical advantage of the CHRGtime over a standard multi-port USB hub: the cables live inside the station rather than trailing out across a surface, creating a tidier charging area that stays organised rather than reverting to clutter after the first use. A single outlet cord from the station to the wall eliminates the power strip and multiple individual charger plugs that a conventional charging setup requires.
- Trek CHRGtime Charging Station offers a better way to charge your cycling electronics by eliminating cable clutter.
- A clean, organized charging solution for cycling electronics
- Stores and charges up to six cycling electronics
- Single outlet cord and hidden charging cables reduce clutter
- Visible LED charging indicators make it quick and easy to see charge status
- Escape port allows for external charging of phones, tablets, or other accessories
- Removable divider tray allows for use with larger accessories
LED Charging Indicators, Escape Port, and Removable Divider Tray
Visible LED charging indicators on the station allow a quick visual check of charge status across all connected devices without picking up each device individually or waking its screen. For a charging station that may have multiple devices at different stages of charge at the same time, the LED indicators provide at-a-glance status information for each position.
An escape port allows charging cables to exit the enclosure for connecting phones, tablets, or other accessories that would not fit inside the station itself. This means the CHRGtime is not limited to cycling-specific electronics - it can also serve as the charging point for a phone or tablet alongside the cycling accessories, extending its practical usefulness beyond the cycling electronics it is primarily designed for.
The removable divider tray allows the internal layout of the station to be adjusted for larger accessories that would not fit comfortably in the standard divided configuration. Removing the tray creates space for bulkier items that the standard divider positions cannot accommodate.
FAQs
How many devices can the Trek CHRGtime charge simultaneously?
The CHRGtime stores and charges up to six cycling electronics simultaneously.
Are charging cables included with the CHRGtime?
Yes. USB and USB-C charging cables are included and stored inside the enclosure, hidden from view when not in use.
How many wall outlets does the CHRGtime require?
The station uses a single outlet cord, reducing the number of outlet positions required to one regardless of how many devices are being charged.
What are the LED indicators on the CHRGtime for?
The LED charging indicators provide visible charge status for connected devices, allowing a quick visual check without picking up each device or waking its screen.
What is the escape port on the CHRGtime?
The escape port allows charging cables to exit the enclosure for connecting phones, tablets, or other accessories that are too large to fit inside the station itself.
Can the divider tray be removed for larger accessories?
Yes. The divider tray is removable, creating space inside the station for larger accessories that would not fit in the standard divided layout.
What types of cycling electronics is the CHRGtime designed for?
The station is designed for cycling lights, computers, GPS units, sensors, and similar cycling accessories. The escape port extends its use to phones and tablets as well.