Heckler Design
Heckler Design Device Mounting Panel for AV Cart Black H702BG office furniture
A mounting panel that secures conference cameras and PTZ units to an AV cart
- Mount devices securely with the purpose-built mounting panel
- Compatible with X30, X50 and X70 series equipment
- Supports CAM520 and CAM540 camera models for conferencing
- Works with TLC-300-IP-12 HD and TLC-300-U2-12 tracking cameras
- Integrates PT12X-USB pan-tilt units into AV cart setups
Compatible Device Panel
The Heckler Design mounting panel fits AV carts in a black finish. It provides a dedicated surface for attaching supported cameras and collaboration devices. The panel is new and intended for professional meeting-room installations.
Suitable Meeting Rooms
This panel suits teams that use the listed camera models and need a fixed mounting point on an existing cart. It is not for buyers who need a freestanding display solution or who must mount unsupported equipment.
Model Compatibility List
The panel supports the X30, X50 and X70 series together with the CAM520 and CAM540 cameras. It also accommodates the TLC-300-IP-12 HD, TLC-300-U2-12 and PT12X-USB devices.
Highlights
- Mount devices securely with the purpose-built mounting panel
- Compatible with X30, X50 and X70 series equipment
- Supports CAM520 and CAM540 camera models for conferencing
- Works with TLC-300-IP-12 HD and TLC-300-U2-12 tracking cameras
- Integrates PT12X-USB pan-tilt units into AV cart setups
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I attach the mounting panel to the AV cart, and which step do installers often miss?
Align the panel with the cart's pre-drilled holes and secure it using the included hardware; the step most often missed is tightening all four corner bolts to the specified torque before mounting any devices.
What maintenance will the mounting panel require over time?
Periodically check that all mounting bolts remain tight and inspect the black finish for scratches that could expose the metal to corrosion.
What is the first limit reached when the panel holds devices continuously?
The panel's structural load rating is reached first; exceeding the rated capacity risks deformation of the steel frame.
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