Adelaide Airport
A COLLABORATION BETWEEN DERLOT GROUP & OE ELSAFE
Derlot Group’s award-winning Gateway seating system has been installed throughout the newly refurbished Adelaide Airport terminals. Designed by Australian designer Alexander Lotersztain, the customised gate lounge seating sets a new benchmark in aviation design, combining comfort, functionality and aesthetics for the next generation of airport experiences.
Featured across both the domestic and international terminals, Gateway incorporates OE Elsafe PIP and PIP2 guest power units discreetly beneath the armrests, providing convenient mobile phone charging while maintaining the seating’s clean, streamlined design.
Gateway features discreet mobile phone charging, neatly fitted beneath the armrests for easy access. The charging units are OE’s PIPs, fitted with TUF-R USB power modules, providing convenient power for mobile phones and other devices while seamlessly integrated into the passenger space. The TUF-R USB modules can be replaced in minutes when they reach the end of their service life, minimising downtime and ensuring a reliable, seamless charging experience for passengers.
TUF-R features in 100s of airports across the world including, Sydney, Brisbane, Darwin, Melbourne, Adelaide, Hobart, Dallas, Heathrow and Hong Kong airports.
See how we can bring your airport passenger space to life – HERE
// CONVENIENT, ACCESSIBLE POWER ACROSS PASSENGER SPACES
PIP2 and PIP3 mark a new chapter in sustainable OE product design. Made with up to 63% recycled plastic, they are the first commercial-grade power units manufactured using recycled plastic.
Installed throughout the Adelaide passenger terminal, they provides convenient charging across almost every area.
Seamlessly integrated into furniture and panels, PIP2 and PIP3 are available with a flush faceplate or ergonomic 8° angled faceplate for enhanced access.
Paired with TUF-R, PIP2 and PIP3 deliver a double eco-award-winning solution, combining sustainable materials with replaceable USB technology.
// WHY PIP2 and PIP3?
// TUF-R ECO AWARD WINNING MODULES?


