Nonstop Products, a designer and manufacturer of guestroom electronics for the hospitality industry, launches Terminal 1, a new line of built-in charging solutions designed to integrate directly into hotel furniture and millwork.
Terminal 1 integrates charging, lighting, and control into a single flush-mounted panel. The company is entering the built-in power category—bringing its design-forward approach directly into the architecture of the guestroom.
Terminal is built around one principle: Design once, deploy everywhere. One standard cutout works across all four configurations—meaning owners and designers specify the opening once and adapt the feature set per brand flag, room type, or owner preference without redesigning casegoods or retraining staff.
The result: A single SKU that replaces up to four separate line items—outlet module, USB hub, bedside light switch and nightlight.
Each Terminal unit combines:
- Dual USB-C charging (Optional laptop power)
- USB-A charging
- Dual tamper-Resistant AC outlets
- Optional integrated lighting and lamp control
- Optional warm LED nightlight: A built-in hospitality power panel to integrate this function, eliminating a separate fixture while adding a meaningful guest comfort feature.
Terminal 1 is available in four configurations, allowing designers and operators to select the right combination of power, lighting, and control for each project. Optional features such as warm LED perimeter lighting and integrated lamp switches further enhance usability while minimizing the need for additional wall hardware.
Developed specifically for hospitality environments, Terminal 1 is engineered for durability, safety, and ease of installation, meeting the needs of designers, owners and operators across large-scale brand deployments and portfolio-wide projects.
For nearly a decade, Nonstop has focused on improving the guestroom experience through thoughtfully designed bedside technology—from alarm clocks and sound machines to widely adopted charging stations.
“This is a natural evolution for us,” John Ropp, managing director of Nonstop Products, said in a statement.“Hotels don’t need one-off solutions—they need a system that can scale. Terminal 1 was built as a platform, with four core configurations that can be deployed across different property types, all using a single cutout. It brings consistency, flexibility, and simplicity to how brands deliver power at the bedside.”