Overview

Amaran Desk Clamp Stand for Verge & Verge Max

Perfect for desktop setups, this Desk Clamp Stand from amaran is a versatile, easy way to mount the brand's separately available Verge or Verge Max LED panels. It features two center columns and a side arm for mounting a single light with precision. The stand's clamp easily mounts onto any table or desk up to 2.7" thick to ensure compatibility with most desks. This aluminium-constructed stand is part of amaran's Verge Lock mounting ecosystem to ensure quick locking, as well as a better organised space-saving workspace. Achieve a maximum height of 3.2' with smooth and flexible positioning for overhead lighting, product shots, and other setups. The stand is combined with a convenient 360° swing arm with 180° pan and tilt control, so you can position your light exactly where needed.

SKU: GC49-25.MS0106008G

Amaran Desk Clamp Stand for Verge & Verge Max

Amaran Desk Clamp Stand for Verge & Verge Max

Perfect for desktop setups, this Desk Clamp Stand from amaran is a versatile, easy way to mount the brand's separately available Verge or Verge Max LED panels. It features two center columns and a side arm for mounting a single light with precision. The stand's clamp easily mounts onto any table or desk up to 2.7" thick to ensure compatibility with most desks. This aluminium-constructed stand is part of amaran's Verge Lock mounting ecosystem to ensure quick locking, as well as a better organised space-saving workspace. Achieve a maximum height of 3.2' with smooth and flexible positioning for overhead lighting, product shots, and other setups. The stand is combined with a convenient 360° swing arm with 180° pan and tilt control, so you can position your light exactly where needed.

Verge Lock

This stand provides a reliable and quick way to mount a Verge or Verge Max LED panel. Thanks to the brand's proprietary Verge Lock mounting system, the stand easily snaps into the back of the light. The Verge Lock mechanism gives creators the ability to achieve a clean and customised desktop setup that blends into their workspace or home office.

Safe Mounting

Amaran thought of every aspect to make your lighting setup as safe as possible. Two center columns are safely connected by screwing and tightening them together, while the side arm can be placed in your desired position. A locking screw will also keep the desk clamp securely held in place. The clamp stand comes with integrated cable management hooks, so you can keep the cables out of sight.

Key Features:

Up to 2.7" Desk Clamp Opening

Maximum Height: 3.2'

360° Swing Mounting Arm

180° Pan & Tilt Control

Verge Lock System for Easy Mounting

Locking Screw for Safety

Integrated Cable Management Hooks

Aluminium Construction

What's in the Box:

Amaran Desk Clamp Stand for Verge & Verge Max

Center Column

Side Mounting Arm

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Product Overview

Amaran Desk Clamp Stand for Verge & Verge Max

Perfect for desktop setups, this Desk Clamp Stand from amaran is a versatile, easy way to mount the brand's separately available Verge or Verge Max LED panels. It features two center columns and a side arm for mounting a single light with precision. The stand's clamp easily mounts onto any table or desk up to 2.7" thick to ensure compatibility with most desks. This aluminium-constructed stand is part of amaran's Verge Lock mounting ecosystem to ensure quick locking, as well as a better organised space-saving workspace. Achieve a maximum height of 3.2' with smooth and flexible positioning for overhead lighting, product shots, and other setups. The stand is combined with a convenient 360° swing arm with 180° pan and tilt control, so you can position your light exactly where needed.

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