RGB Spectrum 920 12033 – Table or Wall Mount Bracket

Product Overview

The RGB Spectrum 920 12033 is a table or wall mount bracket for a single CAT-Linx 3 or Zio endpoint. It fixes an extender or AV-over-IP endpoint in a defined position instead of leaving it loose in furniture or resting on a cable tray. Integrators specify it on every finished-room deployment where the endpoint must stay put, stay labelled and stay accessible for service. It is an accessory part number with no separate published datasheet.

Product Description

An unsecured endpoint is a service call waiting to happen: cables get tugged, the unit slides behind furniture, and the next technician cannot find it. This bracket mounts one CAT-Linx 3 or Zio endpoint to a table underside or a wall so the device position is documented and repeatable across every room in a rollout. Fixing the unit also takes strain off the HDMI and CATx terminations, which is where intermittent 4K faults usually originate. RGB Spectrum publishes no drawing, material specification or fastener detail against this part number, so the Technical Specifications section below states only what the price list records. Quantities normally track endpoint count one to one, and the bracket is quoted with the units it holds: the CAT-Linx 3 TX transmitter and CAT-Linx 3 RX receiver video extender pair, or the CAT-Linx 3 Plus TX and CAT-Linx 3 Plus RX KVM extender pair. Because the two families publish different chassis dimensions, confirm bracket fit against the specific endpoint model with Creation Networks before ordering. Order brackets on the same purchase order as the endpoints so first fix and final fix happen on one visit.

Key Features

• Table or wall mounting — One part number covers both a table underside and a wall position, so a single item serves different room designs.
• Single-endpoint fit — Each bracket holds one CAT-Linx 3 or Zio endpoint, which keeps quantity calculation straightforward at bill-of-materials stage.
• Strain relief benefit — Fixing the unit takes mechanical load off the HDMI and CATx terminations where intermittent faults usually start.
• Repeatable installations — A defined mounting position makes endpoint location consistent and documented across a multi-room rollout.
• Serviceability — A mounted, labelled endpoint is found and swapped quickly instead of being hunted for inside furniture.

Technical Specifications

RGB Spectrum publishes no specification table for this part number. The following is what the RGB Spectrum price list states.

Details above are stated by RGB Spectrum in its published price list.

RGB Spectrum does not publish a datasheet for this part number. Contact Creation Networks for confirmed specifications before ordering.