Mobile device charger Capture CA-MTAC-12V5A-XX 60W 12V 5A

The Capture CA-MTAC-12V5A-XX 60W mobile device charger is a 12V 5A DC power adapter designed for use with Eagle charging bases. It delivers up to 60W of power and is intended for reliable charging of compatible mobile devices and peripherals. The adapter is compatible with the following Capture/Eagle charging base models: CA-MTAC-4BASE-1, CA-MTAC-4BASE-2, CA-MTAC-4BASE-3, CA-MTAC-4BASE-4, CA-MTAC-4BASE-5, CA-MTAC-4BASE-6 and CA-MTAC-4BASE-7.

Advantages

The adapter provides a stable 12V output and up to 5A current for consistent charging performance. Its 60W maximum power rating supports simultaneous charging of devices connected through compatible Eagle charging bases. The unit is compact and portable at approximately 500 g, facilitating transport and installation while maintaining industry-standard DC output characteristics.

Suitable for

• Powering Eagle charging bases CA-MTAC-4BASE-1 through CA-MTAC-4BASE-7
• Charging compatible mobile devices and peripherals that accept 12V DC input
• Use in offices, retail environments or field setups requiring centralized charging

Key specifications

• Model: Capture CA-MTAC-12V5A-XX
• Output voltage: 12 V
• Output current: 5 A
• Maximum power: 60 W
• Weight: approximately 500 g
• Compatible charging bases: CA-MTAC-4BASE-1, -2, -3, -4, -5, -6, -7
• Brand: Capture
• MPN: CA-MTAC-12V5A-XX
• EAN: 5704174942108

How to use

Connect the DC output plug of the CA-MTAC-12V5A-XX adapter to the input socket of the compatible Eagle charging base. Plug the adapter into a suitable AC mains outlet. Verify that the charging base and connected devices indicate power or charging according to their status LEDs or indicators. Do not force connections; ensure correct polarity and that the base model matches the adapter specification.

Recommendations

Use the adapter with the specified Eagle charging base models only. Ensure the AC mains supply matches the adapter's input range and avoid extended exposure to moisture, extreme temperatures, or physical damage. If devices do not charge, verify connections and compatibility before replacing components.