Vitra
Ampi Charging Station
Ampi Charging Station
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Ampi serves as a wireless charger and offers the necessary power connections to transform any table into a workstation quickly and easily – whether at home or in the office.

Ampi facilitates the supply of power to the workstation. When closed, the tool created in collaboration with Layer Design has the appearance of a carefully designed, harmoniously proportioned object, whose function is not apparent at first glance. The top with its raised edge serves as a wireless charger for smartphones etc. A drawer opens out to the front, revealing two power sockets and two USB-A connections, in addition to a USB-C connection.

This makes it possible to quickly convert any home office table into a fully electrified workstation, while in the workplace, Ampi grants the flexibility that is essential today, without any costly table modifications or complex cabling.
Ampi has a non-slip base and comes in a selection of colours. The power sockets are adapted to suit the individual sales region.
Details
Design Year: 2021
Made In: Germany & Switzerland
Size: L: 190mm / W: 120mm / H: 60mm
Specifications
Equipment: wireless charger, 2 power connections, 2 USB-A connections, 1 USB-C connection.
Cable length: 1.5 metres.
Do note that the type of power connections can be selected :
GB - If you intend on using it in Malaysia/Singapore
Designer
LAYER, 2021
Benjamin Hubert is an award-winning British design entrepreneur, founder and Creative Director of LAYER. He established LAYER in 2015 as a platform to represent the studio’s multi-layered approach to design and its growing roster of creative partners. Leading a team of 30 creatives, he remains firmly involved in the creative output of the studio.
Brand
Vitra is much more than a brand but rather a staple of design. Established in 1950 in Birsfelden, Switzerland, the brand has left its mark in design history through its transcending path. Starting as a furniture producer, it paved its way to manufacturing and ultimately becoming the powerhouse design institution we see today.















