Peerless Offering CRT to Flat Panel Conversion Kits
At NSCA, Peerless showed the company’s new CRT-to-flat-panel conversion kits, which let installers replace legacy CRT monitors with flat-panel displays without having to remove the whole bracket system. That includes the hardware that is attached either to the wall or to the ceiling. Peerless says the new installation will offer the same location and viewing angle as had the CRT.
The Flat Panel Conversion Kit is a one-box solution for Peerless’ single arm, double arm, ceiling or multi-display Jumbo mount configurations. It can accommodate flat panel screens up to 50 inches.
The kits are priced at $339 and $224, depending on needs.
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