InCharge Locker

STEEL BITS LIMITED

£630

InCharge enhances site security with space to store and charge hand-held equipment, batteries, and mobile devices, while also reducing slip, trip, and fall incidents by storing charging cables away neatly. InCharge is fully mobile, robust and ready to simply ‘plug in and play’. The InCharge Locker is an 8 cube tool charging locker. Each locker comes with a cable hardwired out of the lower back panel with a 13A 240V plug. There is no RCD protection within this locker only a 13A fuse in the plug. Each individual locker has a HASP lock on so can be secured with a simple padlock The lockers do not

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as STEEL BITS LIMITED, number 08072227. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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