TIP 10 Suitcase

Quick Answer: The TIP 10 Suitcase is a suitcase-style case for storing and moving a small set of classroom digital devices, with the 10 in its name generally indicating a ten-device set. It gives schools one portable home for tablets or compact laptops that can be carried between rooms and returned complete.

What the TIP 10 Suitcase Is For

A class often needs only a group set of devices, not one per pupil: ten tablets for a robotics rotation, a data-logging practical or a small coding group. Keeping that set in one suitcase-style case means it can be collected from a store room, used in any classroom and returned complete. The format sits between a soft bag and a wheeled cart.

Cases of this type often have individual slots and sometimes internal charging, where one mains lead feeds a charger for each slot. Whether this TIP 10 version charges devices, how its slots are sized and which device models it fits are not stated in the title, so check these against the tablets or laptops the school uses.

Compared with the Mobibag 10 bag, a suitcase format generally gives firmer protection for screens in transit, while the bag is lighter to carry. Schools with larger sets that stay in one room usually move on to charging carts.

How Schools Use It

• Rotating a group set of tablets between classrooms and year groups
• Keeping devices for a robotics or coding club together between sessions
• Taking devices to a science practical in another room for data logging
• Storing a set in a cupboard over holidays

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Count devices into their slots after every session.
• If the case has internal charging, plug it into a suitable socket and keep any vents uncovered.
• Lift the case with good posture; a full set of devices is heavy.
• Keep the case away from heat sources and direct sunlight.

Why Choose LabEquip

Schools usually buy a device suitcase when a small shared set needs one home and has to move between rooms. LabEquip lists the TIP 10 suitcase in its STEM kits range. Give us your device models and quantity through the contact page and the fit and charging details can be confirmed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the 10 in TIP 10 mean?

It generally indicates that the case is laid out for a set of ten devices. Device size matters as much as the number, so check that your tablets or laptops, including their protective cases, fit the slots.

Does the TIP 10 suitcase charge devices?

Some device suitcases include built-in charging and some are for storage only. The title does not say which applies here, so confirm charging at enquiry if you plan to charge devices inside the case.

Is a suitcase better than a charging cart?

A suitcase suits small sets that move often, including up stairs, while a cart suits larger sets on one floor with charging and storage in one unit. Many schools decide by set size and by how often the devices change rooms.

How should the case be carried?

Use the handles provided and keep the case level so devices do not shift. A full case of devices is heavy, so older students or staff should move it, and a lift is preferable to stairs where one is available.

Can the case be used for laptops as well as tablets?

Only if the slots are deep and wide enough. Compact laptops are thicker than tablets, so measure one device and compare it with the slot size before ordering for laptops.

How can we keep track of devices in the case?

Number both the devices and the slots, keep a list inside the lid and count the set in and out each lesson. Any charging cables should stay fixed in the case so they are not taken away with the devices.

Last Updated: September 2026