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M-QA2-60 Marine Quad Arm for Large Screens TECHNICAL SHEET UK +44 (0) 1438 833577 US +1 (603) 742 9181 ISSUE 008 WWW NET . . SHEET 1 FUTUREAUTOMATION
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M-QA2-60 Marine Quad Arm for Large Screens SPECIFICATION MEASUREMENTS Product Dimensions 927mm (36.51") x 740mm (29.13") x 130mm (5.1") Maximum Weight Capacity 60Kg (132lb) Maximum Speed 30mm/s Maximum Extension From Wall 919mm (36.2") Depth From Wall 130mm (5.12'') Product Weight 50Kg (44lb) Packaging Dimensions 1120mm (44.09") x 970mm (38.18") x 450mm (17.71") Shipping Weight 95Kg (93lb) Maximum Rotation 75 - Both Ways (screen Width Dependent) Movement Type Motorised Power Supply Required 110V - 240V AC Power Consumption Max. 120W Power Consumption Standby 3W Mounting Patterns Supported VESA 600, 500, 400, 300, 200 W x 600, 500, 400, 300, 200 H Control Options IR Remote, RS232, Contact Closure Product Options / Features Specific B&O and Loewe mounts / adapters, Custom RAL paint finishes, Marine suitable version Package Contents Mechanism, IR remote control Marine Suitable Yes TECHNICAL SHEET UK +44 (0) 1438 833577 US +1 (603) 742 9181 ISSUE 008 WWW NET . . SHEET 2 FUTUREAUTOMATION
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M-QA2-60 Marine Quad Arm for Large Screens VIEWS BELOW SHOW ACTION FROM IN POSITION TO MAXIMUM OUT AT 75° Design Highlights Sophisticated electronics allow for a favourite viewing position to be programmed via the IR remote control. 5.1 130 The mechanism allows up to 919mm [36.2] extension of screen centre from wall. Marine QA2-60 has to fully 36.2 75° 75° 919 extend before rotating the The bracket can move parallel to the wall to screen initially take the screen out of a tight recess. The screen will then turn to the appropriate side. Hook on removable uprights allow the bracket to take a wide variety of screens. MARINE CATCH The arms on the right-hand side of the bracket are reserved to conceal all power and signal cables. Marine Lock function to CATCH PIN safely lock bracket against wall when not in viewing position. WHEN SCREEN IS MOVED TO IN POSITION, MARINE CATCH SECURES MOUNT IN PLACE MARINE CATCH CATCH PIN TECHNICAL SHEET UK +44 (0) 1438 833577 US +1 (603) 742 9181 ISSUE 008 WWW NET . . SHEET 3 FUTUREAUTOMATION
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M-QA2-60 Marine Quad Arm for Large Screens Cable Routing Screen cables are routed inside the arm of the bracket, behind the removable covers to keep them out of sight, and out of the mechanism at the base of the wall plate. Screen and Mechanism cables should be routed to a control box located away from the cabinet aperture. Cable loom length supplied at 5m [196.85]. SCREEN CABLES EXIT HERE CABLE 12.40 TO MAINS 315 CABLES ENTERING THE CONTROL BOX: 9.25 SCREEN CABLES ENTER HERE 2 X : 8 CORE CABLE 235 10mm [0.4"] dia. 5.04 128 EU SPEC: 0.5mm² US SPEC: 20AWG TECHNICAL SHEET UK +44 (0) 1438 833577 US +1 (603) 742 9181 ISSUE 008 WWW NET . . SHEET 4 FUTUREAUTOMATION
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M-QA2-60 Marine Quad Arm for Large Screens General Dimensions 11.81300 28.27 718 Maximum 25.71 29.13 653 Vertical 740 Wall Mounting Plate Distance 11.81300 Height 16.77 426 5.12 130 36.51 Minimum 927 Depth 2.52 64 TECHNICAL SHEET UK +44 (0) 1438 833577 US +1 (603) 742 9181 ISSUE 008 WWW NET . . SHEET 5 FUTUREAUTOMATION
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M-QA2-60 Marine Quad Arm for Large Screens Wall Plate - Dimensions 11.81 300 Horizontal centreline of screen is likely to sit 25 [0.98] above the two centre holes 25.71 653 10 0.4 THRU 6 x 11.81 300 7.87 200 9.06 230 TECHNICAL SHEET UK +44 (0) 1438 833577 US +1 (603) 742 9181 ISSUE 008 WWW NET . . SHEET 6 FUTUREAUTOMATION
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M-QA2-60 Marine Quad Arm for Large Screens Design Highlights A A 0.4 10 MIN 0.4 10 MIN SECTION A-A RECESS DEPTH = SCREEN DEPTH + 135MM [5.3] A recess 10mm larger than the perimeter of the screen is acceptable. The screen will move out before turning. Allow for screen ventilation when creating recesses as tight as this. For further information about control options and installation see QA2 INSTRUCTIONS.PDF When putting in recesses and using the bracket at the maximum angle, beware of obscuring part of the screen. The example shown is a 1450mm wide screen with a depth of 33mm. With a deeper or wider screen the maximum angle will need to be reduced. TECHNICAL SHEET UK +44 (0) 1438 833577 US +1 (603) 742 9181 ISSUE 008 WWW NET . . SHEET 7 FUTUREAUTOMATION
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