Havis Docking Station with Triple High-Gain Antenna Connection for Getac UX10 Tablet Traffic Advisor 4″ of faceplate mounting space WET443052V

Name: Havis Docking Station with Triple High-Gain Antenna Connection for Getac UX10 Tablet Traffic Advisor 4″ of faceplate mounting space WET443052V
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 34738058984
Price: 334.80 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.899100000000001 (27 reviews)

Havis Docking Station with Triple High-Gain Antenna Connection for Getac UX10 Tablet Traffic Advisor 4″ of faceplate mounting space WET443052V

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Havis Docking Station with Triple High Gain Antenna Connection for Getac UX10 Tablet Traffic Advisor 4″ of faceplate mounting space WET443052V 4″ of faceplate mounting space for remote head equipment (siren radio) only Adjustable bail bracket allows the mounting of the siren in a variety of positions

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