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Yealink Network Technology Co., Ltd
TV-top mounting kit secures the Yealink UVC40 video conferencing camera to a display
This Yealink mounting kit secures the UVC40 video conferencing unit to a display top edge. It provides a stable, fixed position for the camera and microphone array in meeting rooms. The accessory is designed specifically for the UVC40 model and ships new in its original packaging.
The clip-on design attaches directly to the monitor bezel without tools or permanent modification. Once fitted, the bracket holds the UVC40 firmly in place during daily use and when the display is adjusted. No moving parts or tension mechanisms are involved, so the mount maintains its grip over extended periods.
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The mount kit is a passive bracket with no electronics, so it produces no noise, no heat and draws no power.
You need a Yealink UVC40 video-conferencing unit and a display with a suitable top edge for the clip to grip.
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