Hub is a technology-ready, all-in-one furniture solution for collaboration spaces that is designed to maximize equipment and cable storage. Hub is designed for easy integration and is ideal for smaller collaboration spaces in corporate and active learning classrooms. Each Hub is comprised of a TechPed technology pedestal featuring rackmounting space, an integrated power strip and lever lock accessories for small device mounting, table top that includes an InteGreat table box with two HDMI cable retractors, display wall mount and additional power strip for use at the display.

• Simple to order with a single part number and choice of various colors
• All-in-one furniture solution with a flexible design leveraging built-in technology to benefit both integrator and end user

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I know that Vid-atlantic makes this filter in different flare color options. Is this just the standard one that reacts off of the light source for flare colors?

A: Yes, this Vid-Atlantic 77mm Anamorphic Bokeh Filter is the standard one that reacts off of the light source for flare colors.

Q: 2. Are the leather accents real or synthetic leather?

A: The accents on the Peak Design Leash Camera Strap are comprised of real leather.

Q: 3. How much weight will this hold?

A: The Peak Design Leash Camera Strap (Midnight Blue) can hold 200 lbs.

Q: 4. Is this strap strong enough to carry 4 lbs or 1814 grams? What's the safe maximum weight for this? I like how thin strap is compared to the others.

A: Yes, will easily hold 4lbs.

Q: 5. is this compatible w/ Sony fx 30? tnks

A: Peak Design Leash Camera Strap (Ash Gray) is compatible with Sony FX30 Digital Cinema Camera.

Q: 6. Will the Anchor Mount attach to Arca Compliant tripods? Or will I need to remove this from the bottom every time I want to mount my camera?

A: I leave my Anchor Link attached to the standard plate and it is able to fit Arca compliant tripods without removing it.

Q: 7. Is the anchor cord of the Leash version any thinner than the Lite version? I found that the latter doesn't fit in the Sony A7C camera lug without using the optional ring.

A: It isn't any thinner than the Lite version.

Q: 8. I'm having trouble attaching this to my fujifilm xt3- the mounts are too thick for the metal rings. anyone having this issue?

A: I am sorry that you are having problems attaching the strap. As noted by other users, you can push the string through the hole using a pin. I hope this works for you.

Q: 9. Will this fit eyelets on a Fuji XT30?

A: Thanks for reaching out! We are aware of this issue regarding our Anchors and smaller cameras like the Fuji XT30. There are a few point-and-shoot and compact-mirrorless camera models whose strap attachments are too small for the cord on our Anchors. We've identified a couple of solutions to the issue: - Try and thread it through with tweezers, pliers, or Dental floss-- which works surprisingly well!. This will work on some cameras with slightly larger eyelets. - If your eyelet is still too small, try using a small split ring to connect the Micro Anchor to the eyelet. Your camera should have come with these or you can get them from a local hardware store or from Amazon. Attach the ring to the eyelet, and then attach the Micro Anchor to the ring. Obviously, neither of these are great long-term solutions. We're currently looking at ways we can make our Micro Anchor cords skinnier while retaining the same strength and flexibility. We're also considering making custom split rings made especially for this purpose. But in the meantime hopefully one of these solutions will work for you.

Q: 10. Does the metal buckles in the world start the machine? I'm worried about this.

A: I use electrical tape on the buckles