Tripp Lite by Eaton 32-Port USB Charging Station with Syncing, 5V 80A (400W) USB Charger Output, 2U Rack-Mount

Tripp Lite by EatonSKU: 4746646

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Tripp Lite by Eaton 32-Port USB Charging Station with Syncing

Power, protect, and streamline charging in busy environments with the Tripp Lite by Eaton 32-Port USB Charging Station with Syncing. Built for schools, offices, computer labs, libraries, and other settings where many USB devices demand reliable power, this 2U rack-mount solution delivers up to 400 watts of shared USB charging capacity across 32 ports. Engineered for performance, safety, and easy management, it combines a compact rack-ready form factor with centralized control and smart charging capabilities to keep devices charged, organized, and ready for use.

  • Massive 32-port USB charging capacity: A single, scalable hub that distributes 400W (5V, 80A) across 32 ports, ensuring rapid, dependable charging for tablets, smartphones, Chromebooks, e-readers, and other USB-enabled devices in classrooms, labs, or conference spaces.
  • Syncing and centralized management: Built to support syncing workflows and coordinated charging across devices, simplifying device deployment, updates, and synchronization in shared environments where multiple users rely on consistent power delivery.
  • Robust 2U rack-mount design: Specifically engineered to fit cleanly into standard 19-inch racks, making IT infrastructure and charging stations cohesive in data centers, media labs, and educational tech rooms while saving floor space.
  • Comprehensive safety and protection: Integrated surge protection, overcurrent, over-temperature, and short-circuit protection guard both the charging station and connected devices, reducing the risk of damage during peak charging cycles.
  • Efficient, organized charging management: Smart charging algorithms help optimize energy use, minimize heat, and maintain orderly cable management for high-device-density environments, keeping workstations tidy and safe.

Designed for constant use in high-demand settings, the Tripp Lite charging station stands up to the rigors of daily deployments. Its rack-mountable form factor keeps charging ports out of the way while still accessible to students, staff, and guests. The intuitive front-panel indicators provide at-a-glance status updates, so administrators can quickly verify that ports are active, devices are charging, and the system is operating within safe parameters. With support for syncing workflows, administrators can coordinate device updates, synchronize charging schedules, and optimize power distribution across the fleet of devices in classrooms or labs. This makes it an ideal choice for schools aiming to simplify device management while maintaining reliable charging performance for large numbers of devices simultaneously.

Technical Details of Tripp Lite by Eaton 32-Port USB Charging Station with Syncing

  • Ports: 32 USB charging ports (USB-A) designed to handle a high-density charging environment with consistent performance across all ports.
  • Total output: 5V at a combined 80A, equaling 400W of shared charging capacity distributed across all ports.
  • Charging technology: Compatible with standard USB charging protocols and designed to meet common BC 1.2/USB charging expectations, enabling safe, efficient power delivery to a wide range of USB devices.
  • Mounting and form factor: 2U rack-mountable enclosure suitable for standard 19-inch racks, enabling neat integration into IT closets, media labs, and classroom tech racks.
  • Power input and efficiency: Designed for reliable operation from common AC power sources (typical 100-240V range, 50–60 Hz) with an emphasis on efficient distribution of 400W to devices while managing heat buildup in dense deployments.
  • Safety and protection: Built-in surge protection, overcurrent protection, over-temperature protection, and short-circuit protection to safeguard both devices and the equipment rack.
  • Indicators and monitoring: Visual indicators provide status of charging activity and system health, helping administrators quickly assess port activity and overall performance at a glance.
  • Management and syncing capabilities: Enables centralized syncing and coordinated charging behavior across devices, suitable for classrooms, training labs, and other shared environments where device readiness is critical.
  • Mounting hardware and accessories: Includes rack-mount ears/kit and installation hardware for straightforward rack integration; user manuals and basic setup documentation are provided for fast deployment.
  • Compliance and safety standards: Built to meet typical UL/RoHS/FCC-style expectations common to commercial charging equipment, with attention to safety, reliability, and long-term use in institutional settings.

How to Install Tripp Lite by Eaton 32-Port USB Charging Station with Syncing

To ensure a safe, efficient installation in a rack environment, follow these general steps. Note that exact configuration options may vary by model and version, so consult the user manual for model-specific guidance.

Step 1: Choose a suitable rack location and prepare the space. Ensure the rack is stable, has adequate ventilation, and is within reach of a standard AC power source. Verify that the surrounding area can accommodate heat dissipation from a dense charging hub and that there is clear access to all ports for end users.

Step 2: Mount the unit in the rack. Use the included rack-mount ears and hardware to secure the charging station into a 19-inch rack. Align the chassis with adjacent equipment to maintain good airflow and avoid obstructing venting. Tighten mounting screws securely while ensuring the unit remains level and stable.

Step 3: Connect power and power management. Plug the charging station into a suitable AC outlet that matches the device’s input requirements. If the rack has power distribution equipment or a PDU, ensure proper circuit protection and load balancing to prevent nuisance tripping and to optimize performance across devices.

Step 4: Configure charging profiles and syncing settings. Access the front-panel controls or the supported management interface to configure port assignments, charging thresholds, and syncing behavior. Establish charging schedules, device-group policies, and any device-specific power rules to ensure safe and predictable charging across all connected devices.

Step 5: Route cables and finalize setup. Organize USB cables and power cords with cable ties or channels to minimize tangling and heat buildup. Label ports if needed to simplify user access and to support consistent deployment across classrooms or labs. Power on the unit and perform a basic functionality check by connecting a few devices and confirming charging activity via the indicator lights.

Step 6: Test and verify. Run a brief test across multiple ports to ensure all devices begin charging within expected timeframes and that syncing features function as intended. Check that safety protections engage if abnormal conditions occur, and verify that the system maintains performance under load during typical usage scenarios.

Frequently asked questions

  • What devices can I charge with this 32-port USB station? It is designed to charge a wide range of USB-enabled devices, including tablets, smartphones, e-readers, Chromebooks, and other USB-powered peripherals, with a total output of 400W shared across all ports.
  • Does it support syncing across devices? Yes. The station is designed with syncing capabilities to help manage and coordinate charging and device readiness in environments with many devices and users, such as classrooms and labs.
  • Is this unit rack-mountable? Absolutely. It is a 2U rack-mount enclosure intended for standard 19-inch racks, making it easy to integrate into IT closets, media rooms, or classroom tech racks.
  • What safety features are included? The unit includes surge protection, overcurrent protection, over-temperature protection, and short-circuit protection to safeguard both the charging station and connected devices.
  • What installation tips are recommended? Plan for airflow and ventilation, organize cables to minimize clutter and heat, and configure charging and syncing policies to maximize efficiency and reliability across a large device fleet.

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