Docking station per computer mobili Honeywell CT40-NB-UVN-2

The Honeywell CT40-NB-UVN-2 mobile computer dock station is designed for use with the Honeywell CT40 mobile computer. The kit provides Ethernet communications and the ability to recharge up to four CT40 devices simultaneously (does not support device booting). The package includes the net base, power supply and an EU power cord. The dock has a compact form factor in black and red and is intended for reliable charging and data connectivity in workflows that use Honeywell CT40 handheld computers.

Advantages

The dock supports simultaneous charging of four CT40 units and provides Ethernet connectivity for data exchange. It comes as a complete kit with base, power supply and EU power cord to simplify installation. The compact design saves workspace while the build is compatible with CT40 devices to ensure secure seating and stable connections.

Suitable for

• Charging multiple Honeywell CT40 mobile computers in a shared workstation
• Providing Ethernet connectivity for CT40 devices for data synchronization
• Retail, warehousing and field operations that use CT40 handhelds
• Environments where compact, rack-free charging stations are needed

Key specifications

• Brand: Honeywell
• Model / MPN: CT40-NB-UVN-2
• EAN: 5704174523253
• Function: Ethernet communications and charging (up to 4 devices, no boot support)
• Package contents: net base, power supply, EU power cord

How to use

Connect the power supply to the dock and plug the EU power cord into a suitable mains outlet. Attach an Ethernet cable to the dock’s network port for data communications. Place up to four Honeywell CT40 devices into the dock slots to begin charging; note that devices will charge but will not boot from this dock. Ensure devices are seated correctly to establish electrical and network connections.

Recommendations

Use in a dry, dust-free environment and ensure ventilation around the dock. Verify compatibility with Honeywell CT40 device firmware and follow site IT policies when connecting to Ethernet networks. Regularly inspect connectors and cables for wear.