Kensington for 14.1"
45.99 €
Kensington for 14.1"
Trust Kensington to protect sensitive data on your laptop screen with a privacy filter. This privacy filter reduces the viewing angle to +/-30 degrees, meaning anyone sitting next to you sees only a dark screen. Install the privacy filter using thin, self-adhesive transparent tabs (removable option) or double-sided adhesive strips (permanent installation). Slide the privacy filter onto your computer screen as needed. It also reduces harmful blue light by up to 42% and cuts glare thanks to a low-reflective coating.
Key features of the Kensington privacy filter
- Removable Kensington privacy filter helps protect sensitive data on your 14.1" monitor screen with a 16:9 aspect ratio.
- Thin, self-adhesive transparent tabs are easy to install and give you the freedom to choose when to use the privacy filter. Easily remove and reattach it as needed. The package also includes an installation kit for permanently attaching the privacy filter to your laptop screen.
- Limits the viewing angle of the screen to +/-30° from 2 directions (left and right), helping protect sensitive information from onlookers trying to view the device from the side.
- Reduces harmful blue light by up to 42%, easing eye strain and promoting natural sleep.
- Reversible design: Matte side minimises glare and reduces fingerprints, while the glossy side provides a clearer view.
- Protects the screen from scratches and damage.
- Privacy filter dimensions: 311×175×0.39mm (W×H×D).
- Helps protect personal data and supports GDPR compliance when working with sensitive information.
Whole description
Specifications
Type
Type
Private
Suitable for
Device type
Notebook
Diagonal display
14.09 "
Manufacturer
Universal
Aspect Ratio
16:9
Filter features
Filtering direction
Two-way
Application
Slip-on
All parameters
| Code: | NX500a14 |
| Warranty: | 24 months |
| Links: | Producer's Website: |
| Manufacturer information |
Esselte, s. r. o., V Lužích 818, Praha 4 142 00, Czech Republic, +420 261 912 720, [email protected] 
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