Rosewill RMS-E53 triple monitor mount 15-27" 17.6lb gas spring VESA 75/100 clamp grommet monitor accessory
- Monitor Arms
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VESA bracket attaches HP Engage 10, 10t, 14 and 14t customer displays to third-party poles
This bracket kit enables VESA mounting for HP Engage 14 and 14t customer-facing displays. It connects the display to a third-party pole or arm for flexible placement. The part number is 4A2G2AA and it is compatible with models 20C49AA#AC3 and 20C50AA#AC3.
The kit suits businesses mounting these specific displays on non-HP poles or arms. It is not for users needing a complete stand or direct wall-mount hardware. Buyers with other monitor brands or display sizes should look elsewhere.
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The kit provides a VESA mounting plate so the HP Engage 14 display can attach to a third-party pole or arm using standard VESA spacing.
It is designed for the HP Engage 14 (20C49AA#AC3) and 14T (20C50AA#AC3) customer displays, and also supports the Engage 10 and 10t models.
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