ADA-compliant iPad Kiosk with UL Standard Power Socket

Product Description

The New Americans with Disabilities Act standards were adopted by the U.S. Department of Justice in September ***0 and became effective on March *5, ***2, replacing the original Americans with Disabilities Act standards.

The amended New Americans with Disability Act requires all new public accommodations and commercial facilities to comply with the law. When we place an iPad kiosk in public and commercial facilities such as museums, libraries, reading rooms, hotels, theaters, cafes, restaurants, hospitals, retail stores, shopping malls, movie theaters, galleries, trade shows, schools, nursing homes, etc., the iPad kiosk must comply with the New Americans with Disabilities Act. Or the iPad kiosk that does not comply with the law will result in complaints and risk of lawsuits.

Our iPad stands designed following the new Americans with Disabilities Act, and the high degree of consideration given to the use and size of each module of the product makes it ideal for use by people with disabilities, without interfering with the usage by the general public.

The product is made of steel and is extremely stable. The height and the angle of the iPad device allow for comfortable use when meeting the needs of disabled people who are in wheelchairs.

Using the same design, this ADA-compliant iPad stands, with a choice of top iPad cases, fits all the iPad sizes on the market today, such as 9.7' iPad, *0.2' iPad, *0.5' iPad Pro, *1' iPad Pro, *2.9' iPad Pro.