Bose Professional - ControlSpace EX Endpoint Mounting Bracket
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The ControlSpace EX Endpoint Mounting Bracket is a universal mounting bracket designed to accommodate Bose Professional ControlSpace EX Series Dante expansion modules. Designed to fit into modern communications spaces, it facilitates installation in environments as diverse as meeting rooms, lecture theatres and multi-purpose areas.
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With the Bose Professional ControlSpace EX Endpoint Mounting Bracket, you'll finally be able to mount your Dante modules without the need for improvisation or extra screws.
This universal bracket, suitable for the EX-4ML, EX-8ML and EX-UH models, takes the hassle out of climbing under tables and hanging cables.
It slips elegantly into conference or distance learning rooms, always bearing in mind that yes, even a stand can have style.
This universal bracket, suitable for the EX-4ML, EX-8ML and EX-UH models, takes the hassle out of climbing under tables and hanging cables.
It slips elegantly into conference or distance learning rooms, always bearing in mind that yes, even a stand can have style.
Other features
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Bose Professional ControlSpace EX Endpoint Mounting Bracket
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Universal mounting bracket for Dante expansion modules
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Series: ControlSpace EX
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Manufacturer reference: 790080-0110
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Colour: black
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Applications : Meeting rooms & medium to large conference rooms & courtrooms & distance learning & auditoriums & multi-purpose spaces
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Compatible with :
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Bose Professional ControlSpace EX-4ML
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Bose Professional ControlSpace EX-8ML
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Bose Professional ControlSpace EX-UH
To find out more...
ControlSpace EX Series modules are often hidden away behind screens or buried in technical furniture, so this bracket makes life easier by avoiding unstable installations.
It's a discreet but effective way of saying to the chaos of cables: move along, nothing to see here.
It's a discreet but effective way of saying to the chaos of cables: move along, nothing to see here.
