SVS COLUMN LIFT - Manual (Page 3)

1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The Column Lift is a convenient and cost-effective solution for commercial and residential
applications. The SVS Column Lift is designed to raise plasma and LCD screens out of furniture.
The Column can handle up to 60-inches diagonal screens.
Key features:
• Supports plasma or LCD screens up to 60-inches (152.4 cm) diagonal
• Two positions (raised and lowered)
• Quiet & strong motor (140 lbs/ 80.28 kg lifting capacity)
• Lift supplied with bottom plate and LCD mount adaptor.
• One-year parts and 90-day factory labor warranty.
TMD LIFT SPECIFICATIONS
Overall Unit Size (W x H x D)*
12.67 x 49.25 x 12 inches
32.18 x 129.54 x 30.48 cm
Overall Size with Optional Closure Adapter Kit (W x H x D)*
24 x 50 3/16 x 15.5 inches
60.9 x 127.5 x 39.4 cm
Travel/Stroke Distance 51-inches (129.6 cm)
Lift Capacity 140 lbs (63.5 kg)
Net Weight 90 lbs (40.8 kg)
Materials Steel / Aluminum/ Plastic
* Dimensions do not include plasma screen, LCD screen, or accessories.
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Voltage
110v – 220v/50-60 Hz
Current 2-amp/1 amp
PLEASE READ THROUGH ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE INSTALLING THE LIFT.
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE TO CALL SVS AT 850-522-4747.
2. WARNINGS
§ DO NOT disconnect the telescoping column unit from the microprocessor control unit
while the telescoping column is at its end stops (fully extended or fully retracted). If you
disconnect the telescoping column from the microprocessor unit while the lift is at its end
stops, the lift will lose synchronization. Call SVS for repair. This repair is not covered by
the lift warranty.
§ The SVS Column Lift is a motorized device. Keep all individuals and obstructions clear from
the lift path during operations. Keep fingers and other objects away from all moving parts.
Children should not be allowed to operate the lift without adult supervision.
§ Handling the lift improperly may cause personal injury or damage the lift.
§ The Column Lift is provided with a standard AC power cord. The Column Lift is designed to
use a standard wall socket. A qualified electrician must do any other electrical wiring.
Always follow local building and electrical codes.