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AVer TabChargeCT Quick Start Guide
TabChargeCT Downloads
TabChargeCT FAQ
What devices does the TabChargeCT charge and secure?
The TabChargeCT supports Chromebooks, netbooks, iPads, and Android tablets. It also supports devices up to 13.3" in length with a maximum width of 1.85" (47mm) per slot.
How many devices could I fit into the cart?
The TabChargeCT has three rows holding 12 devices each for a total of 36 devices.
What is the maximum power draw per cart?
The TabChargeCT has an output rating of AC 100-120V, 50/60Hz, 11A.
How does the charging sequence work?
By default, the TabChargeCT will cycle through each row at 15 minute intervals for a total of 12 hours. This equals to 4 hours of charge for each row. Additionally, you can also customize the charging sequence to your preference or set a charging schedule.
How much power could I draw from the four additional outlets on the side of the cart?
The four outlets on the side of the cart allow a maximum current of 8 Amps. The outlets will have no power during the carts charging sequence.
Where is the main power switch?
The TabChargeCT does not have a main power switch and automatically turns on once you plug it in. The green power switch located on the side of the TabChargeCT is for the four additional outlets.
What type of additional security or safety features does the TabChargeCT offer?
The TabChargeCT has two integrated lock handles on the front and backside of the cart. Additionally, there is a "U" on top of the cart where you may secure or mount a laptop or doc cam. There is also another "U" underneath the cart that can be used to securely lock down the cart to a wall or to the ground with a secure cable kit. Two of the four wheels on the cart have their own individual lock so that the TabChargeCT doesn't accidentally roll away.
Does the TabChargeCT come with any warranty?
The TabChargeCT comes with a 10 year mechanical / 2 year electrical warranty
My TabChargeCT is damaged or doesn't charge, what do I do?
Please call our toll free number at 1-877-528-7824.
