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HAVIS
Mounting arm attaches to a mounting pole for secure equipment positioning
The Havis CHDM401 is a dedicated mounting arm designed to attach equipment to a mounting pole. It suits installers and technicians who need a secure, fixed attachment point for devices in vehicle or workstation environments. This component integrates directly with compatible pole systems for streamlined deployment.
Constructed by Havis, the arm uses the manufacturer part number CHDM401 and UPC 888063154072 for identification. Its mounting interface is engineered specifically for mounting poles, ensuring a stable mechanical connection that resists vibration during daily operation. The design supports consistent alignment without the need for field modification.
The product is supplied as a standalone mounting arm with no additional accessories or software included. Installers must provide any required fasteners, brackets or cabling separately based on the target device and pole configuration. This keeps the package focused on the core structural function for immediate installation.
No published specifications for this item yet.
The arm is designed for Havis mounting poles; the interface supports the pole diameter and load rating specified by Havis for this series.
It bolts directly to the mounting pole using the supplied hardware; verify the pole outer diameter matches the arm clamp before installation.
Align the arm bracket to the pole, insert the bolts through the clamp, and torque them to the manufacturer specification — the torque step is frequently skipped.
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