Tripp Lite by Eaton 16-Port USB Charging Station with Syncing Function - 5V 40A / 200W USB Charger Output

Tripp Lite by Eaton 16-Port USB Charging Station with Syncing Function - 5V 40A / 200W USB Charger Output

Description
For battery-intensive mobile devices, a standard USB hub may not sufficient for charging. This U280-016-RM 16-Port Charger with Syncing Function is the solution, allowing you to charge up to 16 tablets, phones or other mobile devices all at the same time. Up to 5V 2.4A (12W) of power is provided to each port, perfect for charging the most power-hungry devices. In addition to charging, you can sync your devices using their file management software, such as Apple iTunes or Apple Configurator. So whether you're at home or in the office, you no longer need to run around looking for an available outlet or unplug one device to charge the other. The U280-016-RM provides you with the ports and power you need. To ensure you stay current with technology, a firmware upgrade port is provided for future software upgrades. Constructed of heavy-duty steel housing. Mounting hardware included for use in a rack installation.

Features

Sync and charge up to 16 tablets, phones, or other mobile device

Provides up to 5V, 2.4A (12 Watts) of power per port, for charging battery-intensive devices such as an iPad

Charge your devices without the need to connect to a computer

Sync your devices using their file management software, such as Apple iTunes or Apple Configurator

Supports USB 2.0 data transfer rates up to 480Mbps

Firmware upgrade port is provided for future software upgrades

Mounting hardware included for use in a rack installation

Constructed of heavy-duty steel housing

More from the Manufacturer

• Mounting hardware included for use in a rack installation
• Supports USB 2.0 data transfer rates up to 480Mbps
• Sync your devices using their file management software, such as Apple iTunes or Apple Configurator
• Charge your devices without the need to connect to a computer
• Provides up to 5V, 2.4A (12 Watts) of power per port, for charging battery-intensive devices such as an iPad