Height adjustable holder for a multiplate

A height adjustable holder for a multiplate configured for mounting various types of electronic terminals wherein the holder comprises:

• a. a base plate with one or more brackets on an underside of the base plate, configured for attaching the base plate to an arm, and wherein a plurality of apertures are provided in an array through the base plate or a plurality of upstanding ridges are provided upstanding from an overside of the base plate;
• b. a multiplate slidingly arranged covering the overside of the base plate, wherein sliding surfaces are arranged between the base plate and the multiplate such that the multiplate may be displaced relative to the base plate, wherein the multiplate is configured for mounting of an electronic terminal and/or an adapter plate for the electronic terminal;
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• c. a manipulation handle arranged between the base plate and the multiplate, which manipulation handle in a first end is provided with a handle extending beyond the multiplate, and in an opposite end is provided with a hook portion, where a distal end of the hook, faces the base plate, and wherein a pivot is arranged between the multiplate and the manipulation handle, wherein the pivot is made by a bent section in the multiplate, wherein the bent section is approximately 90 degrees to the multiplate, towards the base plate, the bent section having an aperture, and wherein the manipulation handle is inserted through the aperture, and provided with arresting means on either side of the bent section, whereby the manipulation handle cannot be removed but pivots around a rim of the aperture in the bent section, wherein the provision of the pivot between the hook section and the handle enables up and down movement of the hook section by manipulating the handle such that when the handle is moved upwards towards the multiplate, the hook will move downwards, whereby the hook may be brought into engagement with one of the apertures or the upstanding ridges on the base plate, thereby arresting the multiplate's sliding ability in one direction relative to the base plate,
• wherein the electronic terminal is not directly supported by the base plate when mounted on the multiplate.