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EXTRON
Retractor Series
The Extron Retractor Series are cable retraction modules that keep connection cables tidy in conference tables and lecterns, holding a cable at the length a presenter needs and pulling it back out of sight at the press of a button.
Each module extends a cable up to 3 ft (90 cm), retracts at an integrator-adjustable speed, and is tested beyond 7,500 extension and retraction cycles. Module variants cover HDMI, DisplayPort, VGA, Network (CAT 6), PC audio, USB and USB-C, fitting Cable Cubby, AVEdge 100 and select TouchLink enclosures.
AVSTEK selects the right module per signal type and host enclosure, so the cable management matches the table build and stays reliable through daily use.
The Extron Retractor Series are cable retraction modules that keep connection cables tidy in conference tables and lecterns, holding a cable at the length a presenter needs and pulling it back out of sight at the press of a button.
Each module extends a cable up to 3 ft (90 cm), retracts at an integrator-adjustable speed, and is tested beyond 7,500 extension and retraction cycles. Module variants cover HDMI, DisplayPort, VGA, Network (CAT 6), PC audio, USB and USB-C, fitting Cable Cubby, AVEdge 100 and select TouchLink enclosures.
AVSTEK selects the right module per signal type and host enclosure, so the cable management matches the table build and stays reliable through daily use.
Convenient, easy-to-install cable retraction system for AVEdge 100, Cable Cubby® Series, and select TouchLink® enclosures, as well as the TMK 120 R Table Mount Kit
Cables extend up to three feet (90 cm)
Holds cable securely in place at a user-defined length
Simple push-button release retracts cable after use
Patented, precise variable-speed cable retraction control provides more than 50 steps of adjustment between 1.5 and 4.0 seconds
Engineered for long life and reliability, and tested to exceed 7,500 cable extension and retraction cycles