HP F3K89AT#ABA MX10 Expansion Dock pos accessory
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A 5.5-inch mounting arm with a 1½-inch dual ball mount secures the CV30 fixed-mount computer in vehicles
This Honeywell mounting kit provides a 1½ inch dual ball mount designed for the CV30 fixed mount computer. The assembly includes a 5.5 inch mounting arm that enables flexible positioning in vehicle environments. It is a new accessory built to secure the terminal during mobile operations.
The dual ball design suits teams that require tilt and swivel adjustment for driver visibility. Buyers who need a single fixed bracket or a different arm length should look at other mounting options. Compatibility is limited to the CV30 fixed mount computer.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Intermec |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 0.82 kg |
| Package size | 178 × 140 × 69 mm |
The kit includes a 5.5 mounting arm with a 1 1/2 dual ball mount designed for the CV30 fixed mount computer.
No, the kit is a passive mechanical arm and ball assembly that draws no power and generates no heat during operation.
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