Svs plasma one 4 lift – SVS PLASMA ONE 4 User Manual
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SVS PLASMA ONE 4 LIFT
1. General Description:
The SVS Plasma One Series Lift is designed to
support display screens up to 200 lbs. [90.72 kg] and
provides an ideal solution for audio/video
applications with restricted vertical ceiling spaces.
This model only requires 14-inches [35.6 cm] of
vertical space (stores the display screen horizontally
above the ceiling). When required for viewing the
screen pivots 90 degrees to 4-feet below the ceiling
(the 4-feet [1.22 cm] refers to the distance from the
false ceiling to the bottom of the boom).
Figure 1. shows the SVS Plasma One 4 Lift with
Display Screen (Screen not included).
2. Features & Specifications
Minimum Vertical Ceiling Space Required for the lift: As little as 14-inches [35.6cm] (Allows 7-inches for screen & fixed
mount)
Lift Positions:
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Storage – Screen can be aesthetically stored above the ceiling when not in use.
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Lowered – Screen lowers 4-feet for viewing.
Lowering Distance: 48-inches [121.9 cm] Lift Capacity: Up to 200 lbs [90.7 kg]
Lift Weight: 100lbs [45.3 kg]
Maximum Screen Height: 55-inches [139.7 cm]
Voltage
Material
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110V/60Hz @ 1.5 Amps
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Steel/Aluminum/Nylon
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220V/50Hz@ .75 Amps
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Steel/Aluminum/Nylon
Low Voltage Control
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Wall Plate Controller supplied with lift
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24VAC Contact Closure Control (latch to move lift)
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Connects to lift using supplied 12-pin connector and 75-feet of cable (22 AWG/9 Conductor)
Precision Grooved Drum – Provides accurate and level tracking for consistent screen image.
Patented Fail Safe Drum Lock System – Insures safety in the event of mechanical failure. 100% safety record for 20 years of
manufacturing.
Quiet and Strong Motor – Extra quiet for meeting and presentations or simply for home use.
Redundant Limit Switches (up & down) – For secure and safe motor shutdown.
SVS Plasma One 4 Lift Installation Instructions
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Figure 1. SVS Plasma One 4 Lift
12" TO CEILING
CLOSURE
4' FROM
CEILING TO BOTTOM
OF BOOM
NOTE: FOR REFERENCE ONLY-
ACCESSORIES/PLASMA MAY
EFFECT OVERALL DIMENSIONS