Accessories for Zebra ET40-HC Rugged Healthcare Android Tablets

Zebra Mounting Bracket for Connect Hub (Point of Sale).

Allows to secure the Connect Hub to a desk, under or on the side of the counter.

Zebra Connect Hub (Point of Sale)

Allows to connect a host device to an external monitor and multiple peripherals, includes HDMI, Ethernet, 3.5mm Headset Jack, USB-A (x4), 24V Powered USB (x1), 12V Powered USB (x2) ports.

Requires enterprise tablet, presentation stand, power and communication cable CBL-ET4X-SCHCAB-01 to connect to stand, power supply PWR-BGA24V150W1WW and country specific grounded AC Line Cord sold separately

Requires Zebra Workstation Connect Application

• STND-ET4X-10POS1-01 - ET40 / ET45 Presentation Stand for 10inch tablets
• CBL-ET4X-SCHCAB-01 - Charge and Communication Y Cable for Connect Hub
• PWR-BGA24V150W1WW - Power Supply for Connect Cradle (Point of Sale)
• 50-16000-219R - AC Line Cord - UK
• 50-16000-220R - AC Line Cord - EU

Zebra POS Connect Cradle for 8 and 10 inch ET4X Tablets

Allows to connect a tablet to an external monitor and multiple peripherals (HDMI, Ethernet, 3.5 mm, 1x 24V-USB, 2x 12V-USB and 3x USB-A)

Zebra ET4X Connect Cradle (Workstation)

Allows to connect a tablet (10” or 8”) to an external monitor and multiple peripherals, includes HDMI, Ethernet, 3.5mm Headset Jack and USB-A (x4) ports.

Requires enterprise tablet, power supply PWR-BGA12V50W0WW, DC Line Cord CBL-DC-388A2-01 and country specific grounded AC Line Cord sold separately

Requires Zebra Workstation Connect Application

• PWR-BGA12V50W0WW - Power supply
• CBL-DC-388A2-01 - DC Line Cord for Connect Cradle (Workstation)
• 50-16000-219R - AC Line Cord - UK
• 50-16000-220R - AC Line Cord - EU

Zebra Battery Cover for 10-Inch ET4X

Zebra Replacement Rotating Hand Strap for Expansion Back options

Adjustable and 360-degree rotatable handstrap that mounts on the back of the expansion back for ET4X SKU# ZBK-ET4X-8BTRYBK1-01 or SKU#ZBK-ET4X-10BTRYBK1-01

• Provides secure ergonomic option for holding the device