Future Automation AL675 technical sheet

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AL675 ACTUATOR LIFT TECHNICAL SHEET UK +44 (0) 1438 833577 US +1 (603) 742 9181 ISSUE 012 WWW NET . . SHEET 1 FUTUREAUTOMATION

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AL675 ACTUATOR LIFT SPECIFICATION MEASUREMENTS Product Dimensions 475mm (18.7") x 765mm (30.1") x 150mm (5.9") Screen Sizes (approx) 32" - 48" Maximum Screen Height 645mm (25.39") Maximum Weight Capacity 40Kg (88.2lb) Maximum Elevation from Down Position 675mm (26.6") Lid Types Available Push Flap or Fixed Lid Product Weight 15Kg (33lb) Movement Type Motorised Packaging Dimensions 730 x 590 x 260mm (28.74 x 23.22 x 10.23") Shipping Weight 23Kg (51lb)

Power Supply Required 110V - 240V AC Power Consumption Max. 100W Power Consumption Standby 3W Mounting Patterns Supported VESA 400, 300, 200, 100 W x 400, 300, 200, 100 H Control Options IR Remote, Contact Closure Product Options / Features Specific B&O and Loewe mounts / adapters, Custom RAL paint finishes Package Contents Mechanism, IR remote control, Hardware for both lid types Marine Suitable No TECHNICAL SHEET UK +44 (0) 1438 833577 US +1 (603) 742 9181 ISSUE 012 WWW NET . . SHEET 2 FUTUREAUTOMATION

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AL675 ACTUATOR LIFT Hinging Push Flap: FLAP OPTIONS Two flap options available for AL675 with hardware for both supplied as standard. As the mechanism begins operation, the Arm pushes the hinged flap backwards to allow the mechanism to move up out of the cabinet. 26 9/16" 675 Maximum Travel Fixed Flap: The flap is fixed above the mechanism so both the flap and mechanism move simultaneously in operation. TECHNICAL SHEET UK +44 (0) 1438 833577 US +1 (603) 742 9181 ISSUE 012 WWW NET . . SHEET 3 FUTUREAUTOMATION

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AL675 ACTUATOR LIFT FLAP OPTIONS The AL675 is supplied with a push flap bracket and fixed flap brackets as standard. Either style brackets can be secured to the central mount column using two M6 bolts. Hinging Push Flap: The Push flap plate I fixed to the left hand side using the two rear fixing holes. Fixed Flap: The Fixed brackets and installed both sides using the two front fixing holes. TECHNICAL SHEET UK +44 (0) 1438 833577 US +1 (603) 742 9181 ISSUE 012 WWW NET . . SHEET 4 FUTUREAUTOMATION

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AL675 ACTUATOR LIFT CABLE MANAGEMENT The AL675's mounting allows for cables from the screen to be fed through the integrated cable management. This allows the cables to be stowed tidily within the mechanism. The Mechanism Cable should be routed to the provided control box through a hole in the cabinet. This should be in an easily accessible location. DETAIL A SCALE 1 : 2 A 1 9/16" 39 4 5/16" 110 To Mains Power 10 1/2" Screen Cables 267 2 3/16" exit here Control Box 56 Screen Cables 3 3/4" enter here 95 1 1/2" 38 TECHNICAL SHEET UK +44 (0) 1438 833577 US +1 (603) 742 9181 ISSUE 012 WWW NET . . SHEET 5 FUTUREAUTOMATION

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AL675 ACTUATOR LIFT 15 3/4" 400 LIFT DIMENSIONS Three mount heights available: The AL675 allows for screens of size 32-48" with a maximum mounting width of 400mm. 545 579 605 26 3/16"665 23 13/16" 21 7/16" 22 13/16"

5 7/8" 18 11/16" 150 475 52 3/4" 50 3/8" 1340 48 1/16" 1280 Highest Height 1220 Mid Height Configuration Lowest Height Configuration Configuration TECHNICAL SHEET UK +44 (0) 1438 833577 US +1 (603) 742 9181 ISSUE 012 WWW NET . . SHEET 6 FUTUREAUTOMATION

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N AL675 ACTUATOR LIFT SECTION N-N P CABINET DIMENSION DETAILS Example shown for 50mm/2" deep screen. 7 9/16" 192 4 1/16" Example Flap Depth 104 Rear of cabinet to back of screen 3 5/8" 92 Distance to pushing N point of arm Internal Width = Internal Height = Screen Width + 20mm [0.8] Screen Height + 102mm [4.0] Minimum Height 610mm [24.0] 3/8" Internal Depth = 10 Screen Depth +105mm [4.1] Minimum Minimum Depth 150mm [5.9] Screen Clearance 7/8" 22 1 15/16" 50 Example Screen Depth TECHNICAL SHEET UK +44 (0) 1438 833577 US +1 (603) 742 9181 ISSUE 012 WWW NET . . SHEET 7 FUTUREAUTOMATION

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AL675 ACTUATOR LIFT BASE DIMENSIONS Base width = Internal width -6mm [0.25] 10 1/4" 260 5 1/8" 130 89 3 1/2"

Base Depth = Internal Depth -6mm [0.25] C L 13/16" 20 TECHNICAL SHEET UK +44 (0) 1438 833577 US +1 (603) 742 9181 ISSUE 012 WWW NET . . SHEET 8 FUTUREAUTOMATION

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AL675 ACTUATOR LIFT High Risk - Crushing Crush Risk between the base panel and the General Mitigations: INTEGRATION CONSIDERATIONS cabinet top as the lift opens. • Implement a hold to run/dead man switch operation. • Control methods should be located within direct line of site of the mechanism. • Implement password or key switch protected operation. High Risk - Crush Hazard Crush hazard between the base panel and the cabinet top as the lift opens. Mitigation A pressure switch can be added to stop the mechanism before injury. Keep the gaps between Low Risk - Falling Objects Hazard the cabinet aperture and the moving panels to a Falling objects hazard if items are left on top minimum (no smaller than 3mm [1/8”]) to reduce of the flap panel during deployment. the risk of obstruction (see detail B). B Mitigation Flap See general mitigations. Tapeswitch TS16S X panel Sensing Edge Activation travel 3/8" approx. 3.5mm @ 10 <120N (12Kg) Screen clearance Cabinet Low Risk - Impact Hazard Impact hazard if the flap panel closes in an uncontrolled manner. Mitigation Install a soft close damper to ensure the flap panel closes in a controlled manner. Screen Base panel DETAIL B Low Risk - Cable Snagging Hazard High Risk - Crush Hazard Cables could be snagged if not properly Crush hazard between the mechanism and the X managed through and around the mechanism, base panel as the lift closes. causing damage to the mechanism and electronics. Mitigation Ensure area below the mechanism is kept clear Mitigation at all times when the mechanism is being used. Ensure all cables are fully restrained within If installing or maintaining the mechanism do so suitable cable trunking. with the mechanism turned off. SECTION X-X TECHNICAL SHEET UK +44 (0) 1438 833577 US +1 (603) 742 9181 ISSUE 012 WWW NET . . SHEET 9 FUTUREAUTOMATION

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General Mitigations: • Implement a hold to run/ dead man switch operation. • Control methods should be located within direct line of site of the mechanism. • Implement password or key switch protected operation. AL675 ACTUATOR LIFT General Mitigations: INTEGRATION CONSIDERATIONS • Implement a hold to run/dead man switch operation. High Risk - Crushing Top panel • Control methods should be located within direct line of site of the mechanism. Crush Risk between the base panel and the High Risk - Crush Hazard cabinet top as the lift opens. • Implement password or key switch protected operation. Crush hazard between the base panel and the cabinet top as the lift opens. Mitigation Base panel mounting brackets are sprung and Mitigation switched to detect and protect against A pressure switch can be added to detect obstructions. Low Risk - Falling Objects Hazard obstructions. The cabinet top can also be floating/not Falling objects hazard if items are left on permanently fixed to allow vertical movement if an Mitigation top of the mechanism during deployment. obstruction is caught between it and the base panel. Keep the gaps between the cabinet aperture and Keep all shadow gaps to a minimum (no smaller than the moving panels to a minimum (no smaller than Mitigation 3mm [1/8”]) to reduce the risk of obstruction (see 3mm [1/8”]) to reduce the risk of obstruction. C See general mitigations. detail C). X Tapeswitch TS16S Sensing Edge Activation travel approx. 3.5mm @ 3/8" Cabinet 10 <120N (12Kg) High Risk - Crush Hazard Screen clearance Crush hazard between the top panel and the cabinet top as the lift closes. Mitigation The top panel should be floating/ not permanently fixed to allow vertical movement if an obstruction is caught between it and the base panel. Base panel Screen DETAIL C Low Risk - Cable Snagging Hazard Low Risk - Toppling Cables could be snagged if not properly High Risk - Crush Hazard Falling object risk if objects are left on top of the managed through and around the mechanism, Crush hazard between the mechanism and the X mechanism during deployment. causing damage to the mechanism and cabinet as the mechanism closes. electronics. Mitigation Mitigation Ensure the area below the mechanism is kept clear Ensure all cables are run in suitable conduit/ at all times when the mechanism is being used. trunking to prevent snagging with moving If installing or maintaining the mechanism, do so mechanism parts. with the mechanism turned off. SECTION X-X TECHNICAL SHEET UK +44 (0) 1438 833577 US +1 (603) 742 9181 ISSUE 012 WWW NET . . SHEET 10 FUTUREAUTOMATION