Screens & Projectors
Projector and Screen Lifts and Mounts The Draper®
line of Lifts and Mounts offers AV solutions for almost every need. Only Draper provides such a diverse choice of Video Screen and Projector Lifts and mounts, not limited to the selection shown here.
Scissor Lifts • Scissor Lift SL Series: Max Travel of 12' with a lifting capacity of 100 lbs. • Scissor Lift SLX Series: Max Travel of 28' 5" with a lifting capacity of 350 lbs. • White finish is standard, black finish is optional.
• Can be independently operated using Draper’s motorized lift controls. The SL includes low voltage control for easy interface with secondary systems.
• Easily adjust projector's center of gravity for perfect alignment and leveling of lift. • UL listed as complete unit…only scissor lift on the market with this designation!
• Environmental Airspace Housing and Ceiling Closure panels available if code and/or design requires.
AeroLift Series • The AeroLift 35–the first in the Draper®
AeroLift series–provides a
ceiling-recessed projector lift with a 35-pound maximum lifting capacity for areas that have space limitations. Aesthetically designed, each model in the AeroLift series varies in vertical extension length and maximum lifting capacity and features a stabilizing arm for cable management. Built-in adjustability provides for quick and easy response to job-site conditions.
• Maximum lifting capacity up to 35 lb (16 kg). • Maximum extension 24.5" (62 cm). • Dimensions WxD 23-1/2" x 14-1 /16" (60 cm x 36 cm).
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The AeroLift 100 provides a ceiling-recessed projector lift with a 100-pound maximum lifting capacity for areas with space limitations.
• Maximum lifting capacity up to 100 lb (45 kg). • Maximum extension 38.5" (98 cm). • Dimensions WxD 28-1/2" x 15-1 /4" (72 cm x 39 cm)
DF-300321
Options for Both AeroLift 35 & AeroLift 100
• Optional Environmental Airspace Housing to isolate projector from environmental airspace above ceiling.
• Optional ceiling closure panel available in white (standard) or black.
• Optional ceiling finish kit includes ceiling trim ring and closure panel.
• Optional universal-style bracket for easy attachment of a variety of projector models.
• Optional video conferencing camera shelf and closure available.
• Wall switch standard, optional IR or RF remote control, or integrate into your control system.
DF-300270 SL4 DF-300271 SL6 DF-300272 SL8 DF-300250 SLX10 DF-300251 SLX14
Acrobat Lift
• Acrobat can be used to lift a variety of other products such as scoreboards, lighting systems, and speakers
• Steel cables with integrated safety straps ensure product safety during lifting
• A 34' (10 m) foot drop from the mounting position to the lowest position eliminates the need for a large amount of black drop on projection screens
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• SAFETY FEATURE: Motor and idler end assemblies are each fitted with a safety belt to secure the screen housing or other product that is being lifted
• Lift Capacity: 1,000 lb. (454 kg) • Operating Speed: 113" (287 cm) per min • Maximum Vertical Travel: 408" (1,036 cm) • All Acrobat orders by quotation only
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