Honeywell CBL-500-300-S00 USB Type A cable 9.8 ft black mobile computing accessory
- Power: 5 V
- 9.8 ft (2.99 m)
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RAM mount kit with flat clamp base and 128 mm short arm for vehicle dock rear
The Honeywell VM1004BRKTKIT is a RAM mount kit designed for Thor VM1, VM2, VM3 and Marathon vehicle-mounted computers. It provides a flat clamp base, a short arm and a D ball for attachment to the dock rear. The arm measures 128 mm to position the device within reach.
This kit suits operators who need a secure, fixed mount inside a vehicle cab or on industrial equipment. It is not intended for handheld or portable operation, nor for installations that require a longer reach or a different ball size than the D ball supplied.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Honeywell |
| Model name | VM1004BRKTKIT |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 1.63 kg |
| Package size | 330 × 229 × 114 mm |
Yes, the kit includes a D ball on the short arm that connects to the vehicle dock rear.
The kit provides a flat clamp base and a short arm measuring 128 mm (5 inches).
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