Shure SBC240-TA Two-Bay, Networked Docking Charger and PS60 Power Supply (TAA-Compliant)

Product Overview

The Shure SBC240-TA is a TAA-compliant two-bay networked docking charger with PS60 power supply, designed to charge and manage SB910 and SB920A rechargeable batteries and ADX1, ADX2, and ADX2FD Axient Digital transmitters. Network connectivity via Shure Wireless Workbench software enables remote monitoring of charger and battery status across the entire wireless fleet. Up to four SBC240 units can be daisy-chained to share power and network connectivity in a single charging station, making it a practical infrastructure choice for commercial AV installations and broadcast facilities.

Product Description

The SBC240-TA addresses the operational reality of managing rechargeable wireless transmitter fleets in commercial AV environments: batteries must be tracked, charged consistently, and ready on demand. Two docking bays accept any combination of SB910 or SB920A batteries and ADX1, ADX2, or ADX2FD transmitters, providing flexible daily charging configurations. Network integration with Wireless Workbench gives audio engineers and facilities managers visibility into charge status, battery health, and inventory from a centralized software interface—no manual checking required. The daisy-chain capability (up to 4 units per chain) allows operators to build scalable charging infrastructure without running individual Ethernet drops to each charger. TAA compliance qualifies this unit for federal government procurement and institutional purchasing programs. For larger battery fleets, consider pairing with the Shure SBC840-US-TA Eight-Bay Battery Tray Charger.

Key Features

• Two-Bay Docking Charger — Accommodates any combination of two SB910 or SB920A batteries, or ADX1, ADX2, and ADX2FD transmitters, providing flexible daily charging configurations for Axient Digital wireless systems.
• Networked Remote Monitoring — Connects to Shure Wireless Workbench software for centralized remote monitoring of charge status and battery health across the wireless fleet without manual inspection.
• Daisy-Chain Up to 4 Units — SBC240 chargers can be linked together (up to 4 per chain) to share power and network connectivity, enabling scalable charging infrastructure from a single power and Ethernet connection.
• PS60 Power Supply Included — Ships with the PS60 15V DC power supply; no separate power supply purchase required for immediate deployment.
• Compatible with Axient Digital Battery Ecosystem — Works with SB910 and SB920A lithium-ion rechargeable batteries used across Axient Digital, ULX-D, and other Shure wireless platforms.
• TAA Compliance — Meets Trade Agreements Act requirements for federal government procurement and qualifying institutional purchasing programs.
• Compact Form Factor — Suitable for deployment on equipment tables, in AV racks, or at charging stations in conference rooms, broadcast facilities, and commercial AV installations.

Typical Applications

• Conference room and boardroom wireless microphone charging infrastructure
• Broadcast studio battery fleet management
• House of worship wireless transmitter daily charging
• Government facilities requiring TAA-compliant charging equipment
• Commercial AV installation charging stations
• Training room and all-hands room wireless microphone management

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the SBC240 charge ADX2 transmitters directly in the dock?
Yes. The SBC240 charges ADX1, ADX2, and ADX2FD transmitters directly when docked, as well as SB910 and SB920A batteries removed from the transmitter. Either configuration can be mixed across the two bays.

How many SBC240 units can be linked together?
Up to four SBC240 units can be daisy-chained to share both power and network connectivity, allowing a single power and Ethernet connection to serve an 8-bay (4 units x 2 bays) charging station.

What software is required for remote monitoring?
Remote monitoring of charge status and battery health uses Shure Wireless Workbench software, which runs on Windows or macOS. Basic charging functionality does not require software—network monitoring is an optional capability.

Is the SBC240-TA different from the SBC240-US-TA?
Both models are TAA-compliant and functionally identical. The SKU variants may reflect different regional power supply configurations or procurement procurement channels. Contact Creation Networks to confirm the right SKU for your specific purchasing requirements.

Is the SBC240-TA eligible for government procurement?
Yes. The TAA designation confirms Trade Agreements Act compliance, making this charger eligible for federal government procurement through GSA schedules and qualifying institutional purchasing vehicles.