The most convenient way to provide big screen video to your audience

The Spectrum Industries 55268IDTK Flat Panel Display Cart V2 comes standard with Spectrum’s most convenient accessories. The flip-up shelf is a perfect setting for laptop placement while getting out the audience’s view of the monitor. It features a toe kick base that is use when mobility is not necessary or desired. Spectrum’s Flat Panel Display Cart V2 is the model of convenience to capture video streaming anywhere. The optional flip-up shelf is perfect for laptop/tablet placement while staying out of the way of the monitor. If video streaming is needed, an optional camera shelf helps to capture video while standard rack rail holds the equipment necessary to stream video. The 55268IDTK Flat Panel Display Cart V2 comes with Indigo Organix/Dark Gray (ID) color combination and warranted to be free of all defects in materials and workmanship with a 10-year warranty.

Allows you to stream live videos

The Spectrum flat panel cart is the most convenient way to provide big screen video to your audience. The mobility in this video conferencing cart allows you to stream live videos for conferencing or use stored video files whenever or wherever you want. The Flat Panel Monitor Cart can be used anywhere in the room: Our standard 15-amp cord reel makes power readily available and then easily retracts the 15' power cord when the cart is on the move. As mobility in a cart is essential, an ergonomic handle and 5" smooth-riding balloon wheels are also standard.

Construction

• The work-surface and base panel is constructed from 1.063" thick NAUF (no added urea formaldehyde) composite board with .030 high-pressure laminate on one face, and a balancing phenolic backer on the opposing face
• 16-gauge steel doors and side panels
• Solid wood corner trim
• Worksurface edges are covered with 3mm vinyl
• All metal components are finished with a scratch-resistant powder coat epoxy
• Each Flat Panel Display Cart is factory-assembled with casters or toe kick, packaged, and shipped on its own skid