Luxor LLTP12-B 12-Laptop / Chromebook Compact Charging Cart

• Charges up to 12 laptops or Chromebooks (6 per shelf)
• Rubber coated dividers safeguard devices from damage
• Bottom storage shelf for storing additional IT items
• Locking front and rear access doors; includes two keys
• All-steel construction and padded top surface
• Ventilation on all sides allows air to circulate freely through the unit
• Includes UL-Listed 12-outlet 120V/15A vertical electrical power strip
• Four 3" casters, two with locking brakes, and handle for easy maneuverability
• Ships freight in one carton
• Maximum weight capacity of 75 lbs. (evenly distributed)

• Overall (w/o handle): 14"W x 21.15"D x 39.625"H
• Shelves: 13.75"W x 16"D with 12"H of top clearance
• Divider Slots: 1.75"W
• Cord Length: 10 feet

Manufacturer Details

The H. Wilson Company is the premier manufacturer of utility carts, audio visual carts, video tables, computer work stations, overhead projector tables, mobile cabinets, TV and speaker mounting systems, tripods, literature racks, and more! We cater to the educational, office, library, and industrial furniture markets. With dealers in all 50 states, Canada, Europe, Asia, and Australia we have become the worldwide leader in the manufacture of high-quality specialty furniture.

The H. Wilson company was founded in 1959 by a visionary named Howard Wilson (hence our company name). It all started back in the 1950's: Howard had a mobile Rear Projection Unit made to provide schools with a solution to project onto screens in multiple classrooms. In 1959, before he introduced his Rear Projection Unit, Howard founded H. Wilson. The Rear Projection Unit was eagerly accepted by the educational market and ultimately went on the be the first in a long line of H. Wilson's very successful products.

Howard's greatest achievement came in the early 1970's when H. Wilson was the first company to successfully apply the emerging technology of structural foam injection molding as an alternative for manufacturing steel mobile carts. Structural foam is nearly indestructible, and it made shipping disassembled products practical and cost-effective. The rise of this technology gave birth to the Tuffy Table, which established a new standard and created a new industry. To this day, H. Wilson is still the only company to manufacture plastic AV carts in seven different colors.