Description
Secure, charge, and update up to 32 laptops simultaneously with the 32-Device Link Cart from Bretford. This cart ships fully assembled with 32 x Ethernet cables that are pre-wired and ready to plug into your laptops. The dedicated space for a 19" network switch features two fans that dissipate heat and 32 x 65W USB-C power adapters. All of this helps make it easy for IT administrators to push updates to all devices at once.Network Ready Crafted to accommodate a 19" network switch, this unit is optimized for hassle-free device connectivity.Built to Last This laptop charging cart with network connectivity reflects the high standards of craftsmanship.Ready to Use Each unit is ready for immediate use, as the cart is delivered fully assembled. Pre-wired options are also available.Ample Space This laptop charging cart with Ethernet is compatible with laptops up to 15" and supports up to 32 devices on two shelves.Temperature Management Equipped with dual cooling fans, this laptop charging cart with network connectivity effectively prevents devices from overheating, ensuring optimal performance and longevity.Easy Access The rear doors facilitate convenient access to the networking and cabling section, ensuring hassle-free maintenance and setup.Intelligent Power The laptop charging cart with Ethernet is equipped with a power management system that continually assesses device power needs, prioritizing those requiring the most energy.Industrial Grade Featuring robust 5" industrial grade locking casters, this laptop charging cart with network connectivity ensures excellent mobility and stability.Security The cart includes a secure three-point locking door and a high-quality padlock for enhanced security.Pre-Wired This cart is pre-wired with 65W USB-C power adapters for greater convenience.Power Management System The MDM laptop cart features the new and improved power manager, which is designed to continuously charge even the most power hungry laptops using only one wall outlet.The system uses a "round robin" charging cycle that constantly evaluates the demand for power and allows each electrical strip time to cool down. Cooler batteries last longer, and extended battery life saves you money.When the total draw of the devices allows it, the network switch will turn on automatically and receive continuous power until the unit is powered off.Two heat sensors inside the cart communicate the internal temperature to the power manager. When it exceeds 77 F, the fans will turn on. If it gets above 100 F, the system will stop sending power until the cart cools down.