Victron Energy GX Touch Wall Mount Bracket, Mount for Victron GX Touch 50 and GX Touch 70 Displays for Cerbo GX

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This bracket mounts a GX Touch 50 or GX Touch 70 display flat against a wall or bulkhead. It attaches with three screws, and the display snaps into the bracket from the front. The cable routes out through an opening in the bottom of the bracket. Available in 5-inch and 7-inch versions to match your display.

Specifications:

Compatibility: GX Touch 50 (5-inch bracket) or GX Touch 70 (7-inch bracket)
Mounting: Three screws to wall (included), no cut-out required
Cable Routing: Bottom exit with optional strain relief pin
Included: Bracket and mounting screws
Not Included: GX Touch display, display cable (both come with the GX Touch)

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About the GX Touch Wall Mount Bracket

The standard GX Touch installation uses four screws through a flat panel, with the display sitting on top. This wall mount bracket is the alternative when you want the display flush against a vertical surface like a wall, bulkhead, or the side of an equipment enclosure. The bracket screws to the surface first, then the display snaps in from the front (right side in, press the left side to click into place). A pin inside the bracket provides optional strain relief for the cable so it won't pull loose over time.

When to Use the Wall Mount vs. the Standard Top Mount

The GX Touch ships with mounting hardware for bolting through a flat panel, which works well for dashboards, tabletop enclosures, and angled control panels. The wall mount bracket is for vertical surfaces where through-panel mounting isn't practical. Common examples include the wall next to an electrical panel, a bulkhead in an equipment room, or the interior wall of an RV where you want the display at eye level. The bracket holds the display parallel to the wall with enough clearance behind it for the cable to exit cleanly out the bottom.