BaBylissPRO x Tomb45 Wireless Charging Pad – FXT45MAT Tool Station

Name: BaBylissPRO x Tomb45 Wireless Charging Pad – FXT45MAT Tool Station
Brand: BaBylissPRO
Price: 29.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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Set the tool down on the mat and it charges itself off.

The BaBylissPRO x Tomb45 Wireless Charging Pad (FXT45MAT) is a wireless charging mat for the BaBylissPRO Tomb45 clipper (FXT45C) and trimmer (FXT45T), plus any wireless-charging compatible device. It takes power over USB-C, the cord is not included, and an LED rim lights while a tool is actively charging.

The tool switches itself off when placed on the mat, so a clipper left running does not drain overnight.
An LED rim confirms the tool is actually charging rather than just sitting near the pad.
No cradle and no cable at the tool end means the station stays clear between clients.
Works with any wireless-charging compatible device, not only the Tomb45 clipper and trimmer.
Align the base of the tool with the centre of the charging circle and it picks up power.

Specifications

Model: FXT45MAT
Type: Wireless charging pad
Compatible: BaBylissPRO Tomb45 Clipper (FXT45C), Tomb45 Trimmer (FXT45T), and wireless-charging compatible devices
Power input: USB-C cord compatible, cord not included
Indicator: LED rim indicates active charging
Feature: Tool automatically turns off when placed on the mat
Warranty: 1 year

Questions Barbers Ask

Does a cord or adapter come with it?

No. BaBylissPRO states the mat is USB-C cord compatible and that the cord is not included.

How many tools does it charge at once?

BaBylissPRO does not publish a simultaneous-charging figure, so we do not state one. Align the base of each tool with the centre of the charging circle.

Will my other clipper work on it?

Only if it is wireless-charging compatible. The mat is specified for the Tomb45 FXT45C clipper and FXT45T trimmer.

Why Barbers Love It

Cords are the mess on every barber station. Dropping the tool on a mat between clients, and having it power itself down, removes two small annoyances you notice thirty times a day.