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Loading Devices, Cable Management
In the front User area of the cabinet
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Route one charging cord along the top of each divider. Make sure that the cord end
that goes into the devices is at the front of the bay and that the power end goes to
the back. Leave enough slack in front (approximately 4-1/2”) so users can plug in the
device without straining the cord.
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Weave the cord around the short hook at the front of the divider, then back and forth
through the three long channels along the top of the divider.
Getting Started
Important Safeguards - We want you to be safe!
These cabinets are electrical devices. Use care with them and follow these important
safeguards:
• Electrical devices are not toys. Children are often unaware of the hazards associated
with electrical devices, so this unit must always be used by adults or with adult
supervision.
• Do not use this unit outdoors.
• Liquids should not be stored in, set on or placed inside this unit.
• Never unplug this product from the outlet when your hands are wet.
• Set the power switch to the down OFF position before you unplug the unit from the
wall, plug the unit into the wall, or plug in devices.
• Be careful with the power cord. Do not jam the power cord against sharp edges. Do
not use the unit if the cord appears to be damaged or if the ground prong is missing.
When the unit is not plugged in, wrap the power cord and store in the IT area.
• Do not use an extension cord with this unit.
• Inadequate repair can create significant hazards to users and is not covered by the
warranty. Repairs should always be performed by a qualified electrician.
Electrical Testing
• If you are concerned about electric surges in your building and have decided to use a
surge protector, choose one that is 12 Amps continuous or greater.
• Before using your new charging cabinet, have a qualified electrician verify the current
draw does not exceed the rating of the unit when all the devices are installed.
• Test the contact integrity of the wall outlet using a receptacle tension tester such as
a Woodhead 1760 or a Safeplug 1700.
• Test the branch circuit for ground integrity and branch circuit protection.
• Do not plug in the unit if the switch, receptacles, or power cord have been damaged
or if the ground prong is missing from the plug. If repairs are ever needed, they
should be performed by a qualified electrician.
Doors and Locks
The front doors on each cabinet feature a two-point keyed locking system to protect your
devices. To open a door, lift the bottom of the handle and rotate it to the inside of the unit.
Your unit shipped with 2 keys. Call Kensington at 1-800-535-4242 for replacements.
For added security, each front door features a padlock bracket to hold your own padlock.
When installed, your padlock restricts access to the handle so the unit can’t be opened.
