Computer accessories for classrooms and offices, from laptop charging carts and battery backups to docking stations, projectors and headsets bought in bulk. Items are sold either brand new or Grade A refurbished.
Key Features
Brand: Dell
Model: WD-19 Docking Station
System Ports:
2 x USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type C
3 x USB 3.2 Gen 1
2 x USB 2.0
1 x HDMI
2 x DisplayPort 1.4
1 x RJ-45 Ethernet
Compatible with:
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Key Features
Brand: Dell
Model: WD-15 II Docking Station
System Ports:
3 x USB 3.0
2 x USB 2.0
1 x VGA
1 x DisplayPort
1 x RJ-45 Ethernet
1 x Audio Line-out
1 x Microphone-In
Compatible with:...
Laptop Charging Carts and Stations
Charging carts store and charge a class set or shared fleet in one place, then roll between rooms. Charging stations do the same job from a counter or shelf. USB-C models charge devices that take power over USB-C. Standard models provide outlets for each device's own adapter.
Battery Backup and Surge Protection
A battery backup (UPS) keeps equipment running through short outages and protects it from surges. Smaller units cover a single workstation. Higher-capacity models, rated in VA, carry network gear, a small server or a multi-monitor desk.
Docking Stations
A docking station connects to a laptop over one cable and adds external monitors, wired Ethernet and USB ports. Check that the laptop's port matches the dock's connection and supports video output before ordering.
Projectors and Headsets
Match a projector's resolution and brightness to the size of the classroom or meeting room it's going into. Headsets sold in multi-packs suit classrooms, testing labs and call centers. USB models fit computers without a free audio jack.
For school or office rollouts, the B2B Program combines accessories with computer orders at wholesale pricing.
Frequently Asked Questions
A charging cart is a lockable, wheeled cabinet that stores and charges a set of laptops, Chromebooks or tablets at once. A class set can move between rooms and be ready for the next lesson. Charging stations do the same job from a fixed spot on a counter or shelf.
A docking station connects to a laptop through a single cable and turns it into a full desk setup, adding external monitors, wired Ethernet, extra USB ports and, on most models, laptop charging. Unlike a simple USB hub, it handles video output, so it's the right choice when a laptop needs to drive one or more monitors.
A UPS, or uninterruptible power supply, is a battery backup that keeps connected equipment running for a short time when the power cuts out, long enough to save work and shut down safely. Most units also include surge protection, guarding computers, monitors and network gear against power spikes.
Add up the wattage of everything you plan to plug in, then choose a unit whose watt rating covers it with room to spare. Smaller units suit a single workstation, while higher-capacity models handle more equipment or give longer runtime during an outage.
Match the station to how your devices charge. USB-C stations power devices that charge over USB-C, which covers most recent Chromebooks and many laptops. Standard stations provide outlets for each device's own power adapter, which suits mixed or older fleets.
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