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Littlite
Secures Littlite gooseneck lights to surfaces up to 5.900 inches thick with the included hardware
The Littlite HTC is a mounting rack designed to hold a high tension clamp for professional audio setups. It uses the supplied screws to attach the clamp securely, providing a stable platform for positioning lights or accessories. The unit weighs 0.25 and measures 5.900 in length, making it a compact addition to equipment racks or stands.
This rack serves technicians and musicians who want a fixed mounting point for a Littlite high tension clamp. It is not intended for users who require a clamp with an integrated base or a stand-alone lighting fixture without separate mounting hardware. Buyers needing adjustable arms or different clamp styles should consider other configurations.
| Brand | Littlite |
|---|---|
| Length | 5.900 |
| Weight | 0.25 |
The clamp ships with its own screws so no extra fasteners are required.
At 5.900 long it occupies minimal horizontal space and clears standard 1U gear.
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