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AMX HPX-U100-BTN Single Button module for Hydraport vs AMX NMX-ACC-N9101 Mounting Wings for SVSI N-Series Encoders, Decoders and Audio Transceiver
The HPX-U100-BTN is a control interface button module for Hydraport systems, while the NMX-ACC-N9101 is a mechanical mounting accessory for network encoders and decoders. Choose the button module if you need tactile control in a Hydraport setup; choose the mounting wings if you're installing SVSI N-Series devices on walls or flat surfaces.
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AMX HPX-U100-BTN Single Button module for Hydraport
AMX NMX-ACC-N9101 Mounting Wings for SVSI N-Series Encoders, Decoders and Audio Transceiver
Specs side by side
| AMX HPX-U100-BTN Single Button module for Hydraport | AMX NMX-ACC-N9101 Mounting Wings for SVSI N-Series Encoders, Decoders and Audio Transceiver | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $78.00 | $83.00 |
| Brand | AMX | AMX |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose AMX HPX-U100-BTN Single Button module for Hydraport
- ✓ Illuminated pushbutton with tactile feedback for intuitive control
- ✓ Dual Phoenix connectors for modular, tool-free integration
- ✓ Wide LED voltage range (8–18 V) tolerates power supply fluctuations
Why choose AMX NMX-ACC-N9101 Mounting Wings for SVSI N-Series Encoders, Decoders and Audio Transceiver
- ✓ Lightweight and compact (0.15 lb, minimal profile) for discreet wall mounting
- ✓ Eliminates need for rack space in distributed AV systems
- ✓ Compatible with multiple SVSI N-Series device types (encoders, decoders, transceiver)
Frequently asked questions
Are these two products compatible with each other?
No. The HPX-U100-BTN is a button control module designed specifically for Hydraport systems, while the NMX-ACC-N9101 is a mounting bracket for SVSI N-Series network devices. They serve different functions in different AMX system architectures.
Which product is better for temporary or portable setups?
Neither is ideal for portable use. The button module requires permanent Hydraport integration, and the mounting wings are designed explicitly for fixed installations. Both are intended for professional AV systems that remain stationary.
What is the main difference in installation complexity?
The button module uses quick-disconnect Phoenix connectors for fast modular integration into existing Hydraport systems. The mounting wings use standard wall-mounting hardware for simple surface attachment, requiring no special tools or connectors.
Can these products work together in the same system?
Yes, in principle. A Hydraport control system (using the button module) could exist alongside SVSI network devices (mounted with the wings), but they would operate independently and are not directly integrated with each other.