Technical details
| Lock type |
2 Keys |
| Recommended usage |
PC |
| Locking |
Y |
| Maximum weight capacity |
113 kg |
| Type |
Multimedia cart |
With an overall weight capacity of 250 lbs., think of the Security Cart as a heavy-duty mobile cabinet. Fully enclosed, the locking cart protects equipment, documents & peripherals on the go. Ventilated door, back & side panels provide air flow to keep equipment cool. The locking metal door hides the contents, safe from busy hands & dust. Choose from two widths (24”, 30”) to match your equipment.
Width and Color Options
Whether you need to store a computer in the compact 24” wide, or want to keep a lot of electronics safe in the roomier 30” wide, Security Cart protects your high value equipment. Choose from the Silver Metallic metal with Fog laminate or Black metal with Black laminate color combination.
Security
A two-point keyed locking system on the steel door engages at the bottom and side of the Cart to keep equipment safe. Attach up to 5 drawers to store small peripherals securely inside the enclosure at any height in 1” increments. Electronics and devices stay cool with ventilated door and panels.
Strength
Extremely strong, Security Carts hold up to 250 lbs. overall. With the top shelf able to support up to 75 lbs., use the top surface as a computer station to support your laptop, monitor or other hardware. At 27.5" high, there’s still plenty of space to store sensitive equipment in the lockable cabinet below.
Mobility
The Security Cart comes with 5" plate mount directional casters. Two of these heavy-duty casters are locking and two are non-locking. Add a handle to make it even easier to maneuver the Cart through tight spaces and crowded hallways. Only 22” deep, the Cart fits neatly into tight spaces.
Accessories
Customize the Security Cart with a large variety of accessories. Add a Flat Panel Monitor Arm and Standard Keyboard and Mouse Caddy to create a mobile teaching station. Include a Drawer to hold extra cables and peripherals. Move the Cart in and out of elevators easily with the addition of an angled handle.
Cable Management
Small discrete openings at the top and bottom of the back panel neatly route cables in and out of the enclosure while limiting access to equipment.
