Tripp Lite
Tripp Lite WorkWise WWSS1332C Sit Stand Workstation up to 32
Sit-stand desktop workstation supports monitors up to 32 inches with keyboard shelf and cable management
- Supports screens up to 32 inches for spacious viewing
- Sit-stand design lets you alternate between seated and standing positions
- Clamp-top and clamp-bottom mounting secures the unit firmly to the desk
- Integrated keyboard shelf keeps input devices at comfortable height
- Cable clamp and grommet mount plate organise wires neatly
Sit-stand workstation for screens up to 32
This Tripp Lite WorkWise WWSS1332C converts an existing desk into a height-adjustable station that supports monitors up to 32 inches. It suits home-office workers who alternate between sitting and standing throughout the day. The package includes a bracket arm, support mast, keyboard shelf and all mounting hardware.
Thermals noise and power draw
As a purely mechanical desk mount the unit generates no heat, produces no audible noise and draws no electrical power. Operation relies on manual adjustment of the mast and arm so there are no motors or fans to consider. The workstation adds no thermal load to the room.
Mounting options and included hardware
The workstation ships with both a clamp-top and a clamp-bottom fitting plus a grommet-mount plate and pressure plate for alternative installation. A cable clamp is also provided to route monitor and keyboard wires neatly along the mast. No other mounting styles or accessories are included.
Highlights
- Supports screens up to 32 inches for spacious viewing
- Sit-stand design lets you alternate between seated and standing positions
- Clamp-top and clamp-bottom mounting secures the unit firmly to the desk
- Integrated keyboard shelf keeps input devices at comfortable height
- Cable clamp and grommet mount plate organise wires neatly
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the clamp top and clamp bottom on my desk, and which step do people often get wrong?
Attach the clamp top and clamp bottom around the desk edge, then tighten both evenly so the pressure plate sits flush; the step many miss is checking that the grommet mount plate aligns before final tightening.
What maintenance or replacement will the keyboard shelf and cable clamp need over time?
The keyboard shelf may need its glide tracks lubricated if movement stiffens, and the cable clamp screws can loosen with daily height changes, so retighten them periodically.
What limit appears first when I raise and lower the workstation repeatedly with a 32 inch monitor?
The gas-spring counterbalance reaches its force limit first, making the lift feel heavier near the top of travel if the monitor approaches the 32 inch capacity.
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