Kensington A1020 Boom Arm for Microphones Webcams and Lights K87652WW

Product Code: AC87652

Category Conference Telephones

Manufacturer ACCO Brands

Flexible mounting solution for microphones, webcams and lighting systems
Easily accommodates different video conferencing and desk setup needs with extensive horizontal (826mm) and vertical extensions (949mm)
Rotate the camera, microphone or lighting out of your way when not in use
The wide and durable clamp easily attaches to desks up to 88.9mm thick to ensure a stable experience for any connected accessories
Keeps unsightly cords organised and out of your workspace
MIL-STD: MIL-STD-810H Method 504.3 Contamination by Fluids

Description

The Kensington A1020 Boom Arm is a flexible mounting solution for microphones, webcams and lighting systems. The perfect accessory for keeping your video conferencing setup organised and professional. Accommodating a variety of desks, microphones, camera angles and lighting needs, the A1020 supports a tidy and productive workspace. The cable management channel keeps cords organised. The 360 degree arm rotation provides flexibility for mounting and movement, with the C-clamp ensuring a stable experience. The A1020 is part of Kensingtons Professional Video Conferencing ecosystem.

Specifications

Lead Time

UNSPSC Code

43211600

Weight

1.9kg

Catalog Page Number

748

Brand

Kensington

Kensington A1020 Boom Arm for Microphones Webcams and Lights K87652WW

Product Code: AC87652

Category Conference Telephones

Manufacturer ACCO Brands

Flexible mounting solution for microphones, webcams and lighting systems
Easily accommodates different video conferencing and desk setup needs with extensive horizontal (826mm) and vertical extensions (949mm)
Rotate the camera, microphone or lighting out of your way when not in use
The wide and durable clamp easily attaches to desks up to 88.9mm thick to ensure a stable experience for any connected accessories
Keeps unsightly cords organised and out of your workspace
MIL-STD: MIL-STD-810H Method 504.3 Contamination by Fluids