[Discontinued] Iris Plaza HDD Holder, Rear Mount, HDDH-4376, Black
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This product is originally designed to store external HDDs on the back of a TV using bolt holes (like VESA mounts), but I used it to store my Nintendo Switch.
It's recommended because it also ensures proper ventilation.
This product is now discontinued.
*All accessories are included.
[Description]
Neatly store items on the back of your TV.
This HDD storage holder can be installed using the bolt holes on the back of your TV.
Keeps your TV area tidy.
*Hole positions and numbers vary depending on the manufacturer and model. Please ensure your TV has bolt holes on the back before use.
Adjustable size
The holder's size can be adjusted to fit the thickness of your HDD.
Securely fixed with rubber bands
Easy to use with included storage bands for a secure hold.
The mounting plate has multiple holes for heat dissipation, preventing heat buildup between the TV, mounting plate, and HDD.
Also for TV stands and PC monitors
Can also be installed via a TV stand (requires a 9.5mm gap between the stand's support and the TV as the mounting plate is sandwiched).
Can be installed on the back of PC monitors if they have bolt holes.
Neatly store routers and modems
Can be used as a holder for routers and modems in addition to external HDDs (supports devices up to 6.8cm thick).
Easy installation with a screwdriver
Simply choose the appropriate bolt from the three included types that matches your TV's bolt holes and install.
Can be mounted vertically or horizontally
The orientation of the mounting plate can be chosen to suit your installation environment.
Easy 3 steps
1. Attach the holder to the mounting plate.
2. Secure the HDD with the storage bands.
3. Tighten the bolts into the holes on the back of the TV.
Supports devices up to 6.8cm thick.
Please have a Phillips head screwdriver ready.
#IrisPlaza #IrisOhyama #Nintendo #Nintendo #HDDHolder #VESAmount #VESA #HDDCase #BackStorage #Iris #switch #switchstand
This product is originally designed to store external HDDs on the back of a TV using bolt holes (like VESA mounts), but I used it to store my Nintendo Switch.
It's recommended because it also ensures proper ventilation.
This product is now discontinued.
*All accessories are included.
[Description]
Neatly store items on the back of your TV.
This HDD storage holder can be installed using the bolt holes on the back of your TV.
Keeps your TV area tidy.
*Hole positions and numbers vary depending on the manufacturer and model. Please ensure your TV has bolt holes on the back before use.
Adjustable size
The holder's size can be adjusted to fit the thickness of your HDD.
Securely fixed with rubber bands
Easy to use with included storage bands for a secure hold.
The mounting plate has multiple holes for heat dissipation, preventing heat buildup between the TV, mounting plate, and HDD.
Also for TV stands and PC monitors
Can also be installed via a TV stand (requires a 9.5mm gap between the stand's support and the TV as the mounting plate is sandwiched).
Can be installed on the back of PC monitors if they have bolt holes.
Neatly store routers and modems
Can be used as a holder for routers and modems in addition to external HDDs (supports devices up to 6.8cm thick).
Easy installation with a screwdriver
Simply choose the appropriate bolt from the three included types that matches your TV's bolt holes and install.
Can be mounted vertically or horizontally
The orientation of the mounting plate can be chosen to suit your installation environment.
Easy 3 steps
1. Attach the holder to the mounting plate.
2. Secure the HDD with the storage bands.
3. Tighten the bolts into the holes on the back of the TV.
Supports devices up to 6.8cm thick.
Please have a Phillips head screwdriver ready.
#IrisPlaza #IrisOhyama #Nintendo #Nintendo #HDDHolder #VESAmount #VESA #HDDCase #BackStorage #Iris #switch #switchstand
Category
External Hard Disk Drive
Brand
IRIS OHYAMA
Condition
No noticeable scratches or marks
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Saitama
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