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32 Way Charge & Sync Cupboard Tablet Storage & Accessories


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1 NEW 32 Way Charge & Sync Cupboard


Lockable doors to keep your tablets safe


Tough locking wheels


Feed the charging cables through the holes


Key Features


■ Mobile classroom storage to house your tablets


■ Charge and sync in one central location


■ Easy access to retrieve and store tablets with ease


■ Storage and power point for laptop or MacBook Pro


■ Vents at the side to prevent tablets from overheating


■ Delivered ready assembled


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Co-ordinate your classroom furniture with this unique and stylish Tablet Cupboard which discretely stores, charges and syncs 32 tablets and is the ideal central location for all your classroom tablets. The Tablet Cupboard features a contemporary design with beautiful curved edges and wheel castors enabling easy transportation around the school. We have also added lockable doors front and back for added security and a shelf for storing a Laptop or MacBook Pro.


The intelligent electronics allow any USB device to be charged at the same rate as the original manufacturer’s charging unit. When charging you can mix and match connected devices, they don’t all need to be the same manufacturer or product type. Please note: You must use a suitable software package to manage synchronization (not supplied). For Apple devices you can use iTunes or Apple Confi gurator. The Tablet cupboard is suitable for majority of tablets.


Compatible only within the UK. Supplied with UK IEC mains lead. Delivered fully assembled.


Size: L79 x W56 x H87cm. EL00491


Call Customer Services on +44 (0)1623 887 068 or fax 0808 252 9694 (UK Only) and +44 (0)1623 887 062


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