Samsung Galaxy Tab Active Pro Vehicle Docking Station with cigarette lighter connector includes a dual powered USB
Device and Software repayment
- Regular price
- $568.00/mth
- Regular price
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- Sale price
- $568.00
- Unit price
- per
Conversion to subscription cost $50 per month for 12 month plan
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The Samsung Galaxy Tab Active Pro Vehicle Docking Station with a cigarette lighter connector and dual-powered USB is a rugged docking solution designed for fleet and mobile workers.
Key features:
- Compatibility: The dock is designed for the Samsung Galaxy Tab Active Pro, Tab Active4 Pro, and is often compatible with the Tab Active5 Pro.
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Power and Charging:
- It includes a cigarette lighter connector for vehicle power.
- An internal power supply and POGO pin connector provide power to charge the tablet while it is docked.
- The power input range is typically 10–40V, supporting a wide range of mobile applications.
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Connectivity:
- It features dual powered USB ports (USB 2.0).
- Each USB port typically delivers 1.5A of power for connecting peripheral devices such as scanners or printers.
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Security and Design:
- The dock is compact and includes a push-button lock with a barrel key for theft deterrence.
- It allows simple, one-handed docking and release of the tablet.
- The design provides access to all control buttons, the camera, ports, and stylus while the tablet is securely docked.
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Functionality:
- The dock is compatible with Samsung’s built-in Near Field Communication (NFC), allowing users to scan NFC cards while the tablet is docked.
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Mounting:
- It has a VESA 75mm mounting pattern for compatibility with various mounting solutions.
- Physical: The power cable is approximately 66 inches (167.6 cm) long.
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