Switches can usually be placed on a flat surface, such as a table or a desk. But in several cases, where the user faces severe physical difficulties or can’t reach a flat surface, the switch must be placed near him. For cases like this we attach the switch to a mounting arm which can be extended to reach the user. Mounting arms are mainly used to support switches on wheel chairs. A mounting arm requires a mounting plate (base) which holds the switch and a clamp, which is attached to a surface (wheel chair, table etc.) and it holds the mounting arm.
There are various types of mounting arms. Most of them are approximately 50 cm long and they can be placed in any direction to be close to the user’s strongest body part (hand, finger, chin, cheek, leg, foot etc.).
The Gooseneck mounting arm is a wand of 51 cm length and it has a flexible shape which allows it to bend to any direction, to better meet the user’s needs.
· length: 51 cm
· clamp: included
· mounting plate (base): not included
· Universal mounting plates
