Cartice 16 and 30 Carts

Quick Answer: The Cartice 16 and 30 Carts are mobile storage and charging carts for classroom devices, offered in two sizes whose numbers generally indicate how many devices each holds. Schools choose the smaller cart for group sets and the larger one for a whole class of tablets or laptops.

Choosing Between the 16 and 30 Sizes

The two sizes match two common ways of using devices. A 16-place cart suits a set shared by pairs in a class of about thirty, a robotics rotation, or a department that uses devices a few lessons a week. A 30-place cart suits lessons where every student has a device. Buying the size that matches the timetable avoids paying for empty bays or leaving students without a device.

Carts like these usually hold laptops or tablets upright in dividers and charge them through one mains inlet, which keeps classroom sockets free of individual chargers. Whether the Cartice carts take laptops, tablets or both, how charging is managed and whether the doors lock are not stated in the title, so confirm the model and device fit before ordering.

In STEM rooms the cart often doubles as the storage point for devices used to program micro:bit boards or robots, so plan space for it near a socket and away from sinks. Another option listed for tablets is the Zioxi charging and storage cart.

Specifications

Typical Uses

• Class sets of laptops or tablets for timetabled computing lessons
• Group sets for STEM rotations, coding clubs and robotics sessions
• Department device pools shared between several teachers
• Overnight charging so devices start each day ready

Care & Handling

• Keep the cart’s vents clear and avoid parking it in direct sunlight or next to radiators.
• Include the cart in the school’s routine electrical safety checks.
• Remove damaged, swollen or overheating devices immediately.
• Move the cart slowly with one person steering, and keep the doors closed while moving.

Why Choose LabEquip

These carts are usually ordered when a school plans how many devices each class or group will use. LabEquip lists the Cartice 16 and 30 in its STEM kits range. Share your device model, class sizes and room plan on the contact page for help matching the size.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which size should we choose, 16 or 30?

Choose 16 if devices are shared in pairs or used in small groups, and 30 if every student in a full class needs a device at the same time. Add a few spare places to cover repairs and replacement devices.

Do the carts hold laptops or tablets?

Charging carts are made for one or both device types, with dividers sized to suit. The title does not specify which applies to the Cartice models, so confirm the device type and size when you enquire.

Will one socket power a whole cart?

Charging carts are generally designed to run from a single mains inlet, and many manage the load by charging groups of devices in turn. Compare the cart’s power requirements with the circuit it will be plugged into.

How long does a full set take to charge?

That depends on the devices and their batteries, not on the cart alone. Most schools simply plug the cart in at the end of the day so devices are charged by the next morning.

Where should the cart be kept?

Park it on a level floor close to a wall socket, away from sinks, heaters and direct sun, with its vents clear. A corner of the computer or STEM room where it does not block exits usually works well.

How do we keep track of devices?

Label each device and its place with the same number and assign devices to students by number. Counting the cart at the end of each lesson takes less than a minute and shows immediately if something is missing.

Last Updated: September 2026