Deejay LED Safety Clip for Truss handheld pcs accessory
A safety clip designed to secure truss structures for handheld PC accessories
- Safety clip secures equipment to truss
- Green colour aids quick visual identification
- CAT6A keystone jack lacing cap included
- New condition ensures reliable performance
- Listed by manufacturer on 21 July 2025
Safety Clip for Truss Systems
The Deejay LED safety clip secures lighting fixtures to truss structures in stage and event rigging. It is designed for technicians and installers who need a reliable connection point for handheld PCs or PDA accessories during live productions. The clip attaches directly to standard truss chords without tools.
Mechanical Limits of the Clip
The spring-loaded gate opens to fit common truss tube diameters and closes under spring tension to hold the accessory in place. Load capacity is determined by the gate latch strength and the truss material, so the clip is suited for lightweight PDA mounts rather than heavy moving-head fixtures. Vibration from loudspeakers can gradually loosen the grip over long shows.
Upgrade from Zip Ties or Hook Straps
This clip replaces disposable zip ties and fabric hook straps that must be cut or untied at every strike. The reusable metal gate cuts teardown time and eliminates the risk of dropping a handheld PC while cutting restraints. The jump is worth it for crews running multiple shows per week who need faster changeovers and a secure, repeatable attachment.
How it compares
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- Price $16.99
- Cheaper than about 76% of the 624 comparable items (median $56.49).
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Which version of the Deejay LED Safety Clip should I choose for my truss setup?
The product is offered as a single model with no alternative versions or capacities listed, so the only choice is the standard clip itself.
What does the July 21, 2025 listing date tell me about the clip's specifications?
That date marks when the manufacturer first listed the item; it does not describe any technical specification or performance figure for the clip.
What interface or standard does the safety clip use, and what does it limit in practice?
No interface or standard is named in the product data, so there is no defined cap or compatibility limit to report.
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