Shure SBC840M-US-TA Networked Eight-Bay Battery-Only Tray Charger (TAA-Compliant)

Product Overview

The Shure SBC840M-US-TA is a TAA-compliant networked eight-bay battery tray charger designed specifically for the SB910M lithium-ion rechargeable battery used in compatible Shure wireless systems. It provides high-capacity fleet charging with Wireless Workbench network monitoring for centralized visibility into charge status and battery health across up to eight batteries simultaneously. For production environments and commercial AV installations running SB910M-equipped wireless transmitters, the SBC840M-US-TA provides the infrastructure backbone for daily battery management at scale.

Product Description

The SBC840M-US-TA is a battery-only tray charger—batteries load directly into the tray slots rather than docking transmitters—making it the right choice for operations that pull batteries from transmitters before charging. Eight bays handle a full SB910M fleet in a single charge cycle, reducing the number of separate charging units required for large wireless deployments in conference centers, houses of worship, broadcast facilities, and government spaces. Network connectivity via Wireless Workbench provides engineering and facilities teams with remote visibility into every battery’s charge state without walking the room. TAA compliance qualifies this charger for federal government procurement alongside TAA-compliant wireless transmitters and receivers. For smaller charging needs, consider the Shure SBC240-US-TA Two-Bay Networked Docking Charger.

Key Features

• Eight-Bay SB910M Battery Tray — Charges up to eight SB910M lithium-ion rechargeable batteries simultaneously in a single tray, supporting large wireless fleet operations from a single charging station.
• Battery-Only Tray Design — Batteries are placed directly into tray slots; this design is suited for workflows where batteries are removed from transmitters prior to charging and returned as needed.
• Wireless Workbench Network Monitoring — Connects to Shure Wireless Workbench software for remote monitoring of charge status and battery health across all eight bays without on-site inspection.
• SB910M Specific Compatibility — Designed for the SB910M battery form factor; not cross-compatible with SB910 or SB920A batteries, ensuring correct charging profiles for SB910M cells.
• Scalable Fleet Charging Infrastructure — Multiple SBC840M units can be deployed across an installation to match battery inventory, supporting the largest commercial wireless deployments.
• TAA Compliance — Meets Trade Agreements Act requirements for federal government and institutional procurement programs.

Typical Applications

• Conference room and commercial meeting space wireless fleet management
• Broadcast studio battery charging infrastructure
• House of worship large wireless system daily charging
• Government facility TAA-compliant wireless charging stations
• Multi-purpose room and all-hands room AV battery management
• Training room wireless microphone fleet operations

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the SBC840M and SBC840?
The SBC840M is designed specifically for SB910M batteries, while the SBC840 is compatible with SB910 and SB920A batteries. These battery types are not interchangeable across charger models, so match the charger to the battery your wireless transmitters use.

Can the SBC840M charge transmitters directly?
No. The SBC840M is a battery-only tray charger. Batteries must be removed from transmitters and placed into the tray slots. If you need a charger that docks transmitters directly, the SBC240-US-TA two-bay docking charger supports direct transmitter charging.

How do I monitor battery status with the SBC840M?
Connect the charger to your local network and use Shure Wireless Workbench software on a Windows or macOS computer to view charge status and battery health for all eight bays remotely.

Is the SBC840M-US-TA eligible for government procurement?
Yes. The TAA designation confirms compliance with the Trade Agreements Act, qualifying this charger for federal government procurement through GSA schedules and institutional purchasing vehicles.