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Cable management accessory for ViewSonic projectors including PJD6550W and PJD6552W models
The PJ-CM-003 is a cable management accessory designed for ViewSonic projectors. It organises power and signal wiring for a tidy installation. The unit is finished in black and supplied new. It matches the mounting points of the compatible models listed below.
This accessory suits installers who need secure cable routing for fixed projector locations. It is not intended for portable setups that require frequent teardown. Buyers without a compatible ViewSonic projector cannot use this bracket.
| Brand | VIEWSONIC |
|---|---|
| Type | Consumer Electronics |
| Shipping weight | 0.45 kg |
| Package size | 25 × 25 × 25 mm |
The kit routes power and signal cables along the projector body so they stay hidden and secure during ceiling or table mounting.
It fits the PJD5150, PJD6355, PJD6550W, PJD6552W, PJD6555W, PJD7325, PJD7525W, PJD7825HD, PJD7835HD and PBW84-4560.
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