QA Quad Arm for Large Screens

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1 SHEET 1 of 8 DESIGN HIGHLIGHTS Quiet smooth action Full cable management Stylish look and finish Wide range of mounting options OPTIONS FUNCTION The QA2-60 mechanism moves a screen away from a wall to both the right and left, to an angle of up to 75 degrees. The mechanism can also move parallel to the wall, making it ideal for use in a recess. Cables for the screen can be routed through the bracket for a very neat look. Any RAL colour available Bang & Olufsen / Loewe mount option SUITABILITY The QA2-60 is ideal for 60" to 90" screens up to 80 Kg [175lb] SPECIFYING Check wall makeup to decide on fixings to be used. Check screen details for mounting possibilities. Check angles for viewing. CONTROL Supplied with basic infrared remote. Can be learnt by many learning remotes. Also has switch control and RS232 so can be operated by relays, switches, Crestron / AMX or Lutron systems. WARNING It is the responsibility of the installer to warn all potential and end users of the dangers of interfering with mechanisms during operation IMPORTANT Mechanisms which lift or move weights need to be checked on a yearly basis for any damage which may result in an accident

2 Design Highlights Sophisticated electronics allow for a favourite viewing position to be programmed via the IR remote control. The mechanism allows up to 910mm extension of screen centre from wall. The bracket can move parallel to the wall to 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. The arms on the right-hand side of the bracket are reserved to conceal all power and signal cables. Available with Marine Lock to safely lock bracket against wall when not in viewing position. SHEET 2 of

3 Concealed Cable Options SHEET 3 of 8 QA2-60 has removable arm covers All cables can be routed inside the bracket to keep them out of site CABLES EXIT HERE CABLES ENTER HERE

4 SHEET 4 of Minimum Depth Maximum Vertical Mounting Distance Wall Plate Height

5 Wall Plate - Dimensions SHEET 5 of x THRU

Recess Mounting - Screen Flush SHEET 6 of 8 B B 0.39 10 0.39 10 SECTION B-B Aperture Depth = Screen Depth +140 [5.

Allow for screen ventilation when creating recesses as tight as this. For further information about control options and installation see QA2 INSTRUCTIONS.

6 Recess Mounting - Screen Flush SHEET 6 of 8 B B SECTION B-B Aperture Depth = Screen Depth +140 [5.5] 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 1480mm wide screen with a depth of 33mm. With a deeper or wider screen the maximum angle will need to be reduced.

Recess Mounting - Mount Flush SHEET 7 of 8 D D 0.79 20 46.

50 800 Minimum Aperture Height This style of recess does not

7 Recess Mounting - Mount Flush SHEET 7 of 8 D D Minimum Aperture Width SECTION D-D Minimum Aperture Height This style of recess does not obscure any part of the screen. However, it does reduce the maximum achievable screen angle.

8 Screen Selection SHEET 8 of 8 MOUNT FLUSH SCREEN FLUSH SCREEN ANGLE MAXIMUM SCREEN ANGLE ( ) SCREEN WIDTH mm [inch] MOUNT FLUSH SCREEN FLUSH 1480 [58.3] (65" Screen Approx) [64.2] (70" Screen Approx) [66.1] (75" Screen Approx) [73.2] (80" Screen Approx) [79.5] (85" Screen Approx) [81.1] (90" Screen Approx) 40 55

UBLS - Under Bed Lift Swivel Mechanism

UBLS - Under Bed Lift Swivel Mechanism SHEET 1 of 9 DESIGN HIGHLIGHTS Quiet smooth action with variable speed motion Full cable management FUNCTION An electrically operated mechanism that conceals a screen under a bed. This mechanism allows