The Challenge
Your retail location may have multiple check out terminals at the store exit and yet, there may still be a long line where impatient customers abandon their items. For security purposes, valuable goods have RFID, magnetic, or pin release tags that need to be deactivated at checkout. You may be unable to provide self-serve check out stations due to the security tag process or other concerns.
In addition, many in-store customers have been conditioned by online purchase speed of delivery, so they may have little patience when it comes to standing in line to process purchases. Perhaps you have considered some solutions to this, but until now there has not been an affordable answer…
How GTS Solves These Problems
GTS provides low-cost custom checkout designs that can be integrated onto mobile carts with full functionality and flexibility to provide service anywhere it’s needed. Get the most mobile power for utility carts for any application: security carts, checkout carts, stock picking carts, and more. GTS can help you create a checkout on wheels station furnished with your sales processing equipment.
GTS has engineered rechargeable power supplies, to efficiently connect and power a fully equipped mobile checkout unit of your design. This service allows you to design what you want, without compromise. GTS makes custom harnesses and uses a Lithium phosphate battery with appropriate voltage to provide power for 10 to 12 hour+ shifts.
What will your dream cart include?
Call our engineers to discuss the possibilities.
GTS Batteries for Cart Solutions provide:
- Better quality
- Less cost
- Able to meet small volume needs: Low minimum order quantities for maximum flexibility and the freshest cells
- Fast time to market
- Made in USA / Manufactured in Florida
- In-house testing and certifications help to get it done fast
- Custom battery with clean power for your specific devices
- Fully customizable designs to fit your needs in stores, warehouses, etc.
- Flexible cell shapes, sizes, and capacities for more power in limited spaces