技术细节
| 类型 |
Multimedia cart |
| 支架数量 |
2 shelves |
TC15SAFF-BK, Cabinet Rack Mount Cart, Black
Assembled Cabinet Rack Mount Cart w/ 12-Outlet Electrical
Two pull-out shelves accommodate a laptop computer and projector while top shelf supports a document camera. Lower locking cabinet includes 19" rack rail with 16-unit spacing and two accessory shelves. Cabinet ships assembled.
FEATURES
- Welded frame ships with the lower cabinet and doors fully assembled, greatly reducing the amount of time required for installation.
- Lower cabinet features a 19" rack mount for DVD players and other electronics while top shelf and two pull out shelves support a data projector, notebook computer, and document camera. Ideal for use during multimedia presentations.
- Pull-out shelves located on both the left and right sides nearly double the work surface! Each shelf is 14"d x 20-3/4"w and have 3-1/4" clearance below the top shelf. Pull out at a 37" standing height.
- Locking lower cabinet includes a 19" rack mount system with 16 unit spacing and two rack mounted accessory shelves. Front and rear locking doors provide easy access to cords and controls. Cabinet may be equipped with a 12-outlet electrical unit, electrical unit, standard on TC15SAFF models.
- Heavy-duty 1" square tubular legs with “W” bracket shelf design for maximum strength.
- All-steel construction with die pressed shelves.
- 4" Quiet-Glide stem casters, two are locking. Each caster is load rated to 115 lbs.
- TC15SAFF includes a surge protected, 12-outlet electrical assembly with on/off switch and 20’ grounded power cord. Electrical unit mounts inside the lower cabinet.
- TC15SA series carts feature a steel content with 25% to 35% post-consumer recycled steel and are recyclable at the end of the product life cycle. TC15SA series carts also comply with the GREENGUARD Environmental Institute’s GREENGUARD Children & Schools Indoor Air Quality
- standards contributing to points toward Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Certification.
- Made in the USA.
