Secure Laptop Cart / Notebook Storage Cart
Charging Cart for Notebooks & Netbooks
This flexible mobile cart fits 1-10 Notebooks or 1-20 Netbooks!
1.Versatile storage
Holds and charges 20
Mini-Notes, 20 tablets,
or 10 notebooks (any size!)
2.Removable shelves
Take out shelves to create
larger bays and modify your
storage space.
3. Large casters
Your cart is easy to steer on
5" solid rubber casters.
4. Strong and stable
The NCC10 cart is built like a tank to stand up to hard use, every day.
5. Cable management
From the master power cord to the cords for the transformers, everything has a place.
6. Secure power area
Lock up your power bricks to keep them safe and secure.
7. UL Listed
The electrical system and the cart are UL Listed, so you know it’s safe.
Charging Cart for Notebooks and Netbooks
| Part Number |
NCC10SM/WH5 |
| Height (including handle) |
45.5” |
| Length (side to side) |
26” |
| Width (front to back) |
25.75” |
| Bay Dimensions |
21”w x 12.5”d x 3”h |
| Power Brick Bay Dims |
11”w x 6”d x 3”h |
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
Why choose a Notebook Charging Cart?
- Safely and easily charge notebooks and transport them from room to room.
- Securely store notebooks and other equipment when not in use.
- Use the cart as a teaching station.
How many notebooks does the cart hold?
- The NCC10 has 10 shelves and 2 power receptacles per shelf, so it can hold
and charge 20 Mini-Notes, 20 tablets, or 10 notebooks (even 17”)!
What type of Warranty comes with the cart?
- The NCC10 is warranteed for a lifetime for the cabinet, one year for the electrical system.
The power cord is not warranteed. Check out the Owner’s Manual to view the complete warranty.
How big are the bays?
- Each bay is 21”w x 12.5”d x 3”h, and you can remove shelves to create larger storage spaces.
How big are the wheels?
- The Notebook Charging Cart comes with four 5” solid rubber casters for ease of movement.
Can I take this cart outside, between buildings?
Can I use the electrical outlets while the notebooks are charging?
- You control where the power goes — either to the outlets or to charge the notebooks. It’s one or the other.
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