Audio Technica ATW-CHG3N Networked Two-Bay Charging Station

Keep wireless transmitters ready for mission-critical use with the Audio-Technica ATW-CHG3N networked two-bay charging station. Designed for 3000 Series handheld and body-pack transmitters, this battery charger delivers safe NiMH charging while transmitters remain docked, preserving battery life through a maintenance charging mode and reducing unexpected downtime. Built-in safeguards automatically shut off if alkaline or damaged batteries are detected, protecting equipment and staff.

The ATW-CHG3N brings network management to your charging workflow: standard Ethernet connectivity enables real-time monitoring of charging status across linked stations via the Audio‑Technica app or third-party software, ideal for security, surveillance, broadcast and corporate AV environments. Link up to five stations and power them from a single supply to simplify cabling and expandability. Front-panel LEDs provide instant visual feedback, while transmitters automatically power on when removed for fast deployment. With a compact 2-bay footprint and 12V DC power input, it integrates easily into racks and charging rooms.

Optimize uptime for monitoring, intercom and wireless mic systems—add the ATW-CHG3N to your fleet management strategy or contact sales to configure a multi-station solution.

• Centralized network monitoring: Ethernet connectivity lets you monitor charging status remotely for better fleet readiness
• Safe, reliable charging: automatic shutoff detects alkaline or damaged cells to protect transmitters and batteries
• Battery health preservation: maintenance charging keeps NiMH packs topped without overcharging, reducing downtime
• Scalable deployment: link up to five ATW-CHG3N/ATW-CHG3 stations to share a single power supply for streamlined installations
• Instant readiness: transmitters power off when docked and power on when removed, simplifying workflows for security and AV teams
• Clear status indication: front-panel LED indicators provide quick visual confirmation of power and charging state