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Shipping @price - GLS
12,00
EUR
385,69
Incl. VAT 482,11
Total incl. delivery
497,11
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With lock, 2 keys included. For rugged frame, with/without exp. module/handstrap. USB-A Hos +DC 5,5x5,1-1,5mm (cable NOT included). Module Upgrade Cradle.
The Zebra ET5x series Module Upgrade Cradles from Brodit are designed to withstand frequent wear and tear in professional every day use, providing a more productive working day and better working environment with your device within sight and reach. Safe, efficient and convenient!
This cradle is the perfect choice when you want to have both power and USB-Host functionality, and to have it sequrely locked in place while easy accessible. Connect a cable to the DC barrel jack port for safe and reliable charging via pogo pins to the tablet and attached accessories (cable not included, sold separately). The USB-A port provides up to 1,5A so even the most demanding extended-range barcode scanner, keyboard, sensor or other accessory can be connected directly to the tablet. The key lock prevents the tablet from being removed by unauthorized personnel, in order to remove the device you will need a key (2 keys included).
The USB-A port can be powered in two different ways: When the cradle is EXTERNALLY powered with 12Vdc, the USB-A port will supply 1.5A at 5Vdc. When the cradle is used WITHOUT an external 12Vdc supply, the USB-A port will supply 1.1A at 5Vdc. When using this option the accesory connected to the USB-A port will draw power from the ET5x and reduce the battery more quickly.
The item is known under the following item numbers in our system
EAN:
7320287362671
SKU:
BRO-736267
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