Edimax Bracket01 PCI Low Profile Bracket for use with Edimax EW-7128G PCI Card

Scan code: LN18217 Manufacturer code: Bracket01

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Product Overview A low profile bracket, designed to allow the EW-7128G PCI wireless card to be used in small form factor systems.

Click here to view the Edimax shopping guide! Features Fits onto the EW-7128G to allow the card to be installed into low profile 'slim-line' systems such as MicroATX systems, slimline media systems and small terminal style PC's.

Specifications
Interface
Data Transfer Speed
Wireless Standards
Frequency
Dual Band	No
MU-MIMO Support	No
Buttons
LED Indicators
Security
Antenna
OS Support
Dimensions
Weight
MAC Compatible	No

Additional Information
Scan Code	LN18217
Model Number	Bracket01

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