Samsung Galaxy Tab Active 2/3 DUAL USB Dock with cigarette adapter
Device and Software repayment
- Regular price
- $373.00/mth
- Regular price
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- Sale price
- $373.00
- Unit price
- per
Conversion to subscription cost $32 per month for 12 month plan
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The Samsung Galaxy Tab Active2/Active3 DUAL USB Dock with cigarette adapter (often identified by part number 7160-1368-20) is a rugged, lockable vehicle docking station designed to keep the tablet charged and connected in mobile environments.
Key features:
- Compatibility: It is compatible with the Samsung Galaxy Tab Active2 and Tab Active3 tablets.
- Vehicle Power: It connects to your vehicle power using a cigarette lighter connector to ensure the tablet stays charged and ready to use. The power input range is 10-40V to support a variety of mobile applications.
- Charging: The dock uses a POGO pin connector and an internal power supply to charge the tablet while it is docked.
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Dual USB Ports: It includes two powered USB ports for connecting peripheral devices, such as scanners or printers.
- Each USB port delivers 1.5A of power.
- The ports for the Tab Active2 are USB 1.1, while for the Tab Active3 they are USB 2.0.
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Security and Access:
- It features a push-button lock with a key for theft deterrence.
- The dock allows for simple, one-handed docking and release of the tablet.
- It maintains access to all control buttons, the camera, ports, and stylus while the tablet is securely docked.
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Mounting and Design:
- It has VESA 75mm and AMPS mounting patterns for compatibility with various mounting products.
- The dock is compact, made with a composite design for reduced weight.
- The power cable is approximately 72 inches (182 cm) long and typically has a bare wire end.
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