Solutions

Solutions: the venue decides the build.

A station family is organised by slot count. A venue is organised by the queue, the return walk and the person who clears a fault. These pages work from the venue.

Send a venueAll formats
How to read these pagesPOWERBANK SUPPLY
2Venue pages
4Decisions per page
5Checks before the order
Per projectEvery figure

What these pages are, and what they are not

  • They are decision lists. Each page names the four choices that change the configuration, then says what to ask a supplier about each one.
  • They are not case studies. No venue is named, no operator is quoted, and no figure from another site appears here as if it were yours.
  • The numbers are yours. Slot count, pack pool and tariff come from the venue and the market. Where a value depends on the site, the table says so rather than inventing one.

Two venues

Each page is a decision list, one comparison table and five checks, then the families it draws on.

Solution 01Hotel lobby

Which guest rents at 23:00, how a foreign guest pays, and what the desk does when a bay fails.

Read the solution →Solution 02Event and venue

How long the event runs, how fast a pack comes back, and where the crowd is allowed to stand.

Read the solution →

Where the products sit

All station formatsSix families and twelve builds, from 5 to 48 slots.Portable stationsStackable units for events, pop-ups and temporary sites.High capacity stationsThe cabinets a lobby or an arena usually lands on.

Start from the venue, not the catalogue.

Send the venue, the busiest hour and the market. The reply is a build, a slot count and the specification sheet.

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