Tripp Lite 42-Device AC Mobile Charging Cart Laptops and Chromebooks, 120V, NEMA 5-15P, 10 ft. Cord, Black

Mobile Charging Cart Accommodates up to 42 Chromebooks and Laptops
This 120V charging cart provides timed AC charging, secure storage and cord management for as many as 42 Chromebooks and laptops with a screen size up to 15 inches. The connected devices AC adapters plug into 42 NEMA 5-15R outlets, which provide up to 1,440 watts for charging. A built-in circuit breaker protects the devices against overloads.

High-Speed Zone Charging Conserves Energy and Helps Avoid Potential Overloads
The 42 NEMA 5-15R outlets are split evenly into two color-coded charging zones to support more devices and higher wattages without overloads. A built-in timer alternates charging zones every hour. LEDs indicate which zone is being charged at any given time.

Locking Steel Enclosure Keeps Valuable Equipment Safe and Secure
Constructed from heavy-duty steel covered with a black powder-coated finish, this laptop charging cart provides safe, secure storage. Devices and their power adapters are stored in separate compartments. The front and back doors lock with the included keys to help prevent theft, damage and tampering. For extra security, the front door can be fastened with a user-supplied padlock. Flow-through ventilation helps protect against overheating, and the specially coated shelves help prevent device scratches and scuffs.

Moving Your Devices from Room to Room Is Easy
Large swivel casters with non-marking wheels improve the ride over uneven surfaces and lock to help prevent unwanted movement. The reversible wide-grip handle makes the cart easy to control. Corner safety bumpers protect walls and doorways from scratches. The compact Chromebook charging cart takes up about the same amount of physical space as a typical A/V cart.

Well-Organized to Avoid Confusing Cable Clutter
Heavy power adapters store out of the way in removable baskets. Cables and connectors run through zoned slots and an overhead cable manager, keeping them org