Honeywell RT10-2012BRKTKIT CT47 Mounting Bracket Kit

The Honeywell RT10-2012BRKTKIT is a purpose-built mounting bracket kit designed specifically for the Honeywell CT47 mobile computer. This accessory enables secure, flexible installation of the CT47 across diverse enterprise environments—from vehicle dashboards and warehouse workstations to field service vehicles and retail checkout counters. The bracket kit simplifies deployment while maintaining the CT47's rapid accessibility and operational efficiency in demanding multi-shift workflows.

Key Features

• Purpose-engineered for Honeywell CT47 mobile computer
• Supports multiple mounting orientations and positions
• Enables secure installation in vehicles, workstations, and field environments
• Maintains device accessibility for operators during shifts
• Durable construction compatible with enterprise-grade mobile deployments
• Facilitates rapid installation and repositioning as needed

Ideal Applications

This mounting bracket kit is essential for organizations deploying the CT47 across warehouse management, distribution operations, manufacturing floors, retail environments, and mobile field service teams. It enables IT teams to standardize device placement while allowing flexibility for different operational contexts.

CT47 Mobile Computer Specifications

• Processor: Qualcomm QCS6490 Octa-Core 2.7 GHz
• Memory: 8 GB RAM
• Storage: 128 GB Flash with microSD support
• Display: 5.5 in FHD (2160 x 1080) Gorilla Glass 5
• Durability: IP65/IP68 rated, 1.8 m (6 ft) drop rated
• Connectivity: WiFi 6E, 5G Sub-6 GHz/mmWave, Bluetooth 5.2
• Weight: 309 g (10.9 oz)
• Operating System: Android with Honeywell ScanPal platform

Product Documentation

Ted Perry

Perspective based on aggregated and affiliated engineering team experience.

I'll be direct—this is a bracket kit for a handheld mobile computer, not network recording infrastructure, so it's outside my usual NVR and storage wheelhouse. That said, I've seen enough integrators spec these CT47 units for security operations (guard tour checkpoints, mobile incident reporting, asset tagging) that the mounting consideration is worth mentioning. If you're deploying CT47s in control rooms or vehicle-mounted applications alongside your video management workstations, verify the bracket's VESA compatibility and weight load against your existing monitor arms or desk mounts before ordering. The CT47 itself is lighter than most rugged tablets at about 11 ounces, but the bracket geometry matters when you're trying to co-locate it with existing AV gear.

For pure security applications, I'd typically recommend purpose-built access control readers or fixed workstations over handheld devices, but if your workflow genuinely requires mobile Android access to your VMS or credential management system, confirm the bracket allows cable routing for continuous charging—intermittent power in a 24/7 SOC creates operational gaps you don't want.