Simple and easy charging
Charge your entire system inside the case with a single 120V wall adapter. Nobody has to remember which headsets went on which charger.
The reason to buy it
Built & serviced in Lemoyne, PA — by firefighters, since 2009
System cases
Apexcharging cases
Charge an entire Apex system inside the case from a single 120V wall adapter — watertight Pelican Storm, custom foam, wheels and a pull handle.
Sizing the case+
SON-CC3, SON-CC5, and SON-CC10 match the three-, five-, and ten-user Apex system sizes, and each ships with a 12V supply. The foam is cut for that equipment count, which is also how a crew notices a headset did not come back before they leave the site.
Charging or not+
If the crew already has a reliable charging point, the non-charging system cases cover the same sizes for protection and organisation alone. If the case has to be the charging point — which is the usual answer for equipment that travels — buy the charging case.
Pricing and support+
Displayed prices reproduce the supplied Sonetics 2022 price list, effective July 7, 2022. EFES quotes the case with the system it belongs to, because the case size follows the headset count and the foam follows the headset models. Call (800) 504-2044.
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Product overview
The case is the least interesting part of a Sonetics system and the one that decides whether it works on a Monday morning. A system with no single charging point is a system with two flat headsets in it, and the crew finds out at the start of the shift rather than the end of it.
Sonetics' answer is simple and worth paying for: charge your entire system inside the case with a single 120V wall adapter. One plug, one place, everything charged. Nobody has to remember which headset went on which charger, because there is only one connection to make.
The case itself is a watertight Pelican Storm case with custom foam dividers that protect the headsets and the ComHub in transit and in storage — which is where most damage to a portable system actually happens. A telescoping pull handle and inset wheels make a ten-user system something one person moves from a truck to a work face without help.
Three sizes follow the three Apex system sizes: SON-CC3, SON-CC5, and SON-CC10, each supplied with a 12V power supply. If the crew charges elsewhere and only needs protection, see Apex system cases; if the system includes Apex Connect units, see Apex Connect cases.
Cases are quoted with the system they belong to. See wireless ComHubs and the APX377 headsets.
What the case does
One plug, one place, everything charged
Sonetics builds the case as part of the system rather than as packaging. These are the reasons why.
Rugged and robust
A watertight Pelican Storm case with custom foam dividers protects the headsets and the ComHub in transit and in storage, which is where most damage actually happens.
Ready to roll
A telescoping pull handle and inset wheels make a ten-user system something one person moves from a truck to a work face without help.
Sized to the system
SON-CC3, SON-CC5, and SON-CC10 match the three-, five-, and ten-user Apex system sizes, so the foam holds exactly the equipment the crew was issued.
3, 5, and 10 user
12V supply included
Each charging case ships with its 12V power supply, so the case arrives as a working charging station rather than as a case that needs parts.
A visible inventory check
Foam cut for a specific equipment count means a gap is how a crew notices a headset did not come back, before they leave the site rather than after.
Non-charging system cases cover the same sizes for teams that already have a charging point and only need protection and organisation.
The part that decides whether the system is ready
Quoted with the system, sized to the headset count.
Model lineup
The three Apex charging cases
Capabilities and pricing as published in the supplied Sonetics 2022 USA & Canada price list, effective July 7, 2022. Prices reproduce that list and are not current quotes; EFES quotes the case with the system it belongs to.
Swipe to compare
| Model | Holds | Charging | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| SON-CC3 | 3-user Apex system | 12V supply included | $895 |
| SON-CC5 | 5-user Apex system | 12V supply included | $1,195 |
| SON-CC10 | 10-user Apex system | 12V supply included | $1,495 |
| Shared across the line | Watertight Pelican Storm case, custom foam | Single 120V wall adapter charges the system | Pull handle and inset wheels |
FrequentlyAsked Questions
Before you request a quote
If the case is where the system lives between jobs, yes — that single 120V connection is what makes the system reliably ready. If the crew has a dedicated charging point in a shop or a truck, the non-charging system cases give you the same protection and organisation without it.
Match it to the system: SON-CC3, SON-CC5, and SON-CC10 for three-, five-, and ten-user Apex systems. The foam is cut for that equipment count, which is useful beyond protection — a gap in the foam is how a crew notices a headset did not come back.
That is what the telescoping pull handle and inset wheels are for. A ten-user case is heavy, but it rolls, and it is designed to go from a truck to a work face without a second set of hands.
Yes, and it is a separate product because the charging is different — Connect units charge over USB. See Apex Connect cases for the five-user Connect case and the hybrid case that mixes headsets and Connect units.
Yes — tell us the headset models and the count, and whether there is a ComHub in the system. The foam is cut for specific equipment, so the model numbers matter more than the user count when we are matching a case to a system that is already in service.
Quoted with the system
Get your chargingcase quoted
Tell us the headset count and models, whether there is a ComHub in the system, and whether the case needs to charge or only protect.
We will match the case to the equipment rather than to a user number.
Call (800) 504-2044 or request a quote. EFES is at 440 Oak Street, Lemoyne, Pennsylvania.
