Universal Tablet Bracket with Ball Joint

High-quality universal bracket with ball joint for safe storage of emergency tablets in the fire brigade vehicle. Suitable for all tablets (with and without cover) with a height between 140 and 195 mm and a maximum thickness of 30 mm. The tablet is simply clamped between the two bracket elements and can thus be removed quickly and easily. All operator controls and the charging plug remain freely accessible.

This vehicle bracket is equipped with padded protective inserts that protect the tablet from scratches and slipping in the bracket. With the ball joint on the mounting plate, the tilt can be adjusted by 20° in all directions so that the tablet can be operated without light reflections. This means that it is always within reach and securely fixed, even on the journey to the emergency!

As an addition, we also have two different holder systems (with suction cup and with mounting plate) in our range, so that the tablet bracket can be mounted and adjusted even more flexibly in the vehicle.

Weight: 187 g
Dimensions: 164 × 148 × 69 mm (W×H×D)
Material: High-quality ABS plastic
Colour: Black
Ball joint tilt angle: 22° in all directions (360° rotatable)
Suitable for: Tablets with and without cover with a height of 140-195 mm and a max. thickness of 30 mm
Mounting plate: 42 × 50 mm
Standard: Successful crash test according to standard for car seats (ECE R17)*.
Manufacturer: Brodit in Sweden

Mounting material (screws & washers) are not included in the scope of supply, as they must be individually adapted to the mounting location.

The bracket should not be mounted on a dashboard if it obscures or obstructs the view or operator controls. Each mounting must be checked individually by the customer, taking into account the mounting options including the tablet. We do not make any installation recommendations, installation is always the customer's own responsibility. We recommend installation in conjunction with the suitable bracket systems from our range. 

*The crash test applies to a tablet weighing 490 g. The tests were carried out on a seat with invisible headrest pins (type Volvo etc.) and a seat with visible headrest pins (type Ford etc.) in forward and rearward direction. The adjustable bracket keeps the tablet securely in place during all tests performed.