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TT Series Battery Swapping Cabinets for Connected Fleet Networks

TT Series 8- and 12-bay cabinets combine an IoT and battery-BMS platform with centralized charging and rental management. Seven variants support multi-site planning; detailed ratings cover TT-6012-3 and TT-6012-4.

Product Overview

The TT Series is designed for operators planning a connected battery-swapping service across delivery hubs, communities and mobility outlets. Its IoT and battery-BMS approach brings centralized charging and battery rental management into the service concept. Seven listed variants provide eight- and twelve-bay cabinet choices for different site layouts.

YINTU is a solution provider. We work with capable manufacturing partners to match cabinet hardware, compatible batteries and service-platform requirements for each operator. Equipment, battery supply, software, payment services and local support are defined in the project proposal.

Key Features

Connected cabinet operation across multiple sites

An IoT and battery-BMS platform supports centralized battery management and a cloud-connected service workflow. Define the data available to the operator, user permissions and software-service scope before rollout so that cabinet hardware and daily operations work together.

A broad modular cabinet family

The seven listed models include two eight-bay and five twelve-bay variants. Detailed electrical and controller specifications are supplied for TT-6012-3 and TT-6012-4. Appearance customization is available as a project option, helping operators plan a consistent presentation across their network.

Managed charging and operator access

The documented configuration combines per-bay charging with an Android controller, 2 GB RAM and a 7-inch capacitive touchscreen. These components support the selected cabinet interface and service workflow. Charging settings must match the approved battery; output voltage, current and power limits apply together.

Protection, sensing and maintenance options

Project options include smoke, liquid and temperature sensing, battery-in-position and maintenance-door detection, electronic locks with feedback, status lights and abnormal-condition shutdown. Fan and heater control can be specified with the selected controller. The TT Series describes aerosol / water protection; the exact arrangement is selected for the project.

Connectivity and service customization

CAN / RS485, cellular connectivity, Bluetooth and remote OTA upgrades are listed as controller-dependent integration options. The datasheet also describes a four-bay modular concept and 750 W / 1000 W charging options, without assigning them to specific models. Availability, thermal design and model mapping are confirmed in the project proposal. The stated 10-second swap time depends on user handling, platform response and battery availability.

Applications and Operator Value

Delivery dispatch hubs

Locate exchange near the points where riders begin or collect work. The operating plan can coordinate charged-battery availability with dispatch peaks, reducing charging-related waiting for compatible fleets. Actual throughput depends on return patterns, charger scheduling and the battery pool.

Residential communities

Offer a shared service for residents using compatible electric two-wheelers. An agreed rental workflow and clear site responsibilities help integrate battery exchange into regular commuting routines.

Campus and business-park networks

Deploy cabinets at selected parking or service areas using a consistent battery fleet. A connected platform can support operator visibility across locations when the required networking and software services are included.

Repair and rental outlets

Combine battery exchange with existing inspection, maintenance and rental activity. Local staff can handle exceptions while the platform supports the agreed rental and battery-management process.

Battery Exchange and Platform Concept

A typical service flow starts with user identification or a mini-program scan. The operator platform authorizes the transaction; the cabinet identifies and accepts a compatible returned battery, then releases an available approved battery through the configured workflow. Returned batteries enter managed charging, while cabinet status and faults are shared with the selected service platform.

Model Selection

Dimensions follow the order printed in the datasheet; axes are not identified. Confirm the final installation drawing, canopy dimensions, access clearance and compatible battery envelope before selecting a location. The product photo illustrates TT-6012-1 and does not establish the dimensions or ratings of other variants.

Electrical and Controller Specifications

The following ratings apply to TT-6012-3 and TT-6012-4. Other listed variants require their own confirmed specifications.

Project Selection and Deployment

Match the battery fleet

Provide battery dimensions, mass, connector layout, chemistry, charging limits and BMS protocol. Confirm compatibility through the agreed technical review and sample verification.

Size the operating service

Define expected daily exchanges, peak arrival periods, charged-battery availability and the spare-battery pool. Bay count alone does not determine swaps per day or charging throughput.

Confirm the installation site

Check electrical supply, protection, earthing, installation clearances and access for maintenance. The sheets do not provide an IP rating or operating-temperature range; confirm suitability for the planned site. A canopy alone does not establish unrestricted outdoor use.

Agree the software and support scope

Specify operator access, user language, payment provider, connectivity, remote updates, subscription or rental workflow and local service responsibilities. Confirm which hardware, batteries, software services and commissioning activities are included.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can these cabinets work with any electric two-wheeler battery?

Compatibility is project-specific. Physical dimensions, connector, charge profile, voltage limits and BMS communication must all match. A battery fitting inside the compartment is not sufficient on its own.

Are batteries and platform services included?

The datasheets describe cabinet and service capabilities, not a fixed supply bundle. YINTU confirms cabinet hardware, battery quantities, platform access, payment integration and service coverage in the quotation.

Does every model use a 500 W charger and the same controller?

No. The detailed ratings shown here apply only to TT-6012-3 and TT-6012-4. Other variants and charging options require separate confirmation.

Can the system be customized for our rental network?

YINTU coordinates the selected cabinet appearance, battery interface and service-platform requirements with manufacturing partners. Final features, software compatibility and delivery scope are agreed before order confirmation.

Plan Your Battery Swapping Network

Send YINTU your target market, battery specifications, preferred bay count, site power and expected exchange demand. We will coordinate a suitable cabinet configuration and a clear equipment and service proposal for your operation.

Technical reference: supplied YT-Swap-TT Series datasheet, V1.0, October 2026. Series illustrations; final appearance and specifications follow the approved model configuration. Original datasheet attached.