A magnetic instrument panel bracket is a mounting system that uses magnets to secure various devices, like phones or navigation systems, to a vehicle's dashboard or other surfaces. These brackets often feature a strong magnetic head that attaches to a metal plate or device, and a mounting base that adheres to the dashboard. Key specifications include mounting type (e.g., suction cup, adhesive), magnet strength (measured in gauss or number of magnets), adjustability (e.g., rotation, tilt), and compatibility with different devices.
Key Features and Specifications:
Magnetic Head:
This is the part that attracts and holds the device. It may contain multiple magnets for a stronger hold.
Mounting Base:
This is the part that attaches to the dashboard. Common types include suction cups (for smooth surfaces) and adhesive bases (for textured surfaces).
Adjustability:
Some brackets allow for 360-degree rotation, tilt adjustments, or telescopic extensions to provide optimal viewing angles.
Compatibility:
Brackets are often designed to be universal, meaning they can be used with various smartphones and other devices.
Material:
Brackets may be made of materials like aluminum alloy for durability and a premium look.
Installation:
Some brackets use non-marking adhesive for easy installation and removal, while others use suction cups.
Stability:
The bracket's design and magnet strength should ensure the device remains securely in place, even during bumpy rides or sharp turns.
