Can this charger be mounted vertically (ex: on a wall) and still work without the controllers falling?
1634995
No, Must lay flat. I do not recommend this product though. Mine failed after 2 months.
1634996
I don't think that would be feasible. I believe they would definitely fall out. Gravity holds the controllers against the charger contacts and that would only work with it lying flat.
1634997
Nope works with gravity hahaha its the only thing making the pins charge the controller there is no clip o holder just gravity
1634998
I don't believe so. I don't think there's mounting holes on the bottom, and there isn't a positive lock on the controllers themselves. They settle into a groove and fit well, but I think if you went vertical with it they'd just fall out.
902639
I had to try mine out to answer this but on its side, yes. Standing upright (with the bottom being the part of the phone where you plug in the charger), no - it tips over.
849526
Yeah. The hang cables have little Carabiners on them. You could hang it horizontally or Vertically. Great Lite.
1089022
Yes. I can't see any problem with hanging this vertically. There are two screws on the right side of the mount, I would make sure they connect with a wall stud or, if that's not possible , use anchors for all three.
319862
Yes and no. The charger can be mounted on a wall, but the battery must be removed from the vacuum while it's charging so you have to provide your own hook if you want it to hang the vacuum itself on the wall. The lithium battery has lots of power and holds its charge for a long time, though, so you don't have to charge it very often. We hang ours from a coat hook.
80093
Ideally yes. It should work in any position, however in the horizontal position it will buildup more heat inside where the components are located, and heat shortensthe life of electronic components-so vertical mount to a metal (to help lower temp.) would be more ideal. Hope this helps.
1623524
I believe it's a flat charger, so no it won't slide. If you have it angled, yes it will.
632125
The plastic mount that is supplied is for the base answering system to mount to a wall. The other two phone chargers can be mounted to the wall with 2 screws if you wanted to. I have not done that though.
2282300
Yes, mine wobbles but has never fallen over. It charges fine and works great.
714083
No. The way it's designed the controllers fit onto it and would slide out if it were attached to a wall.
1015335
As others have indicated this is a 240 volt appliance fused to 40 amps. I think the question is whether the business end can be left outside while the charger is inside. If so, the answer is yes, but probably makes good sense to keep it literally off the ground. A very basic hook screwed into an outside wall would allow you to keep it "in the air".
319863
You might be able to wall mount the charger but it kinda lays on a table, it's a removable battery.
5749
I think it will unless the incline is near completely vertical, then it would fall forward. I really like this charging station and it charges really fast.
1799154
I don't think it's meant to. I tried it and it did stand vertical, but it was completely straight and it didn't seem 100% stable.
972473
Yes and No. I have the same case. You will not be able to charge the unit and have it vertical as shown. You can set it in horizontal and charge it that way.
172181
Neither the main phone looking base nor the auxiliary phone battery chargers can be mounted vertically, the phones must lie flat on the charger bases. The charger contacts are pressure activated, they would fall off.
1776713
The only issue is my specific charger is magnetic. It is designed to mount on a wall and hold the phone. Unfortunately with this case installed it will not hold the phone vertically. While laying on a table it charges perfectly. I can also tell you the case fits the phone nicely and looks very good.