Draper SLX14 Installation & Operation Instructions - Page 5
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Scissor Lift - SLX 115V
Section 6 - Installing Optional Environmental Air Space Housing
The Environmental Air Space Housing ships in pieces, and must be assembled by the
installer. Height is set by drilling out the knockouts at the desired locations then using
screws to connect side panels.
Draper recommends installing an access panel in the ceiling to allow future access.
The optional Environmental Air Space Housing must be installed to isolate the lift from
the "other space used for environmental air." Includes trim ring for ceiling opening.
See installation instructions included with Environmental Air Space Housing.
Please Note: When using the Environmental Air Space House "SL" size,
the mounting brackets attached to the top four corners of the Scissor Lift
must be removed, and replaced with brackets which are shipped with the
Environmental Air Space Housing
Please Note: The factory wiring of 'UP' Limit Switch MUST ALWAYS be used
when SL is installed in Environmental Air Space Housing and optional ceiling
closure.
Installing Optional Ceiling Trim Kit
1. Install Lift.
2. Install bottom section of
housing in opening by
suspending with wire, or by
mounting directly to the ceiling
joists
.
(if space permits)
3. Install projector and attach
optional ceiling closure.
Section 7 - Installing Ceiling Closure
If unit is equipped with a ceiling closure system, use either as is, or in conjunction with a piece of existing ceiling tile.
Please refer to diagrams at right for instructions.
1. If installing with ceiling tile, it may be necessary to cut tile so overall dimensions are same as
closure panel. Place tile into trim frame. Lay closure panel on top
hold in place.
2. If installing large closure, attach brackets to bottom of projector plate.
3. Attach 5/16"
threaded rods to slots in projector plate or brackets.
(8mm)
CAUTION: Ensure nuts and bolts attaching brackets to Lift are completely tightened.
4. Run unit "up" until bottom pan stops at highest position. Mark position on 5/16"
level and cut rods to length
(removing from pan if convenient)
5. Run unit "down" until bottom pan stops at "show" position.
6. Attach closure to lower end of 5/16"
below slots.
7. Run unit "up" again to highest position. Measure distance by which panel fails
to reach required "closed" height for surrounding ceiling.
CAUTION: Make sure nuts are completely tightened.
8. Run unit "down" then re-adjust mounting of 5/16"
raise panel required distance.
9. Test unit operation to confirm that panel will stop in closed position just before
touching ceiling.
CAUTION: DO NOT hang from, "ride," or pull down on unit. This could create
a failure and cause damage and/or injury.
PLEASE NOTE: Immediately upon completing surrounding ceiling, operate unit
to confirm that optional ceiling closure panel stops 1/ 8 "
closed position. If closure panel touches ceiling, motor may continue operating
after lift is closed. If it continues to cycle once lift is closed, a failure may occur,
making unit descend rapidly and cause damage and/or injury.
.
(see Fig. 5)
Lower section of
Environmental
Air Space Housing
(back side)
.
rods by slipping into four corner slots and secure with nuts above and
(8mm)
rods in traveling grid to
(8mm)
short of ceiling in
(3mm)
(or slightly less than)
of ceiling tile, and tighten screws to
rods flush with ceiling
(8mm)
For Additional Safety:
1. Be sure the nuts that attach the threaded
rods to the closure panel are tight.
2. Wrap a plastic wire tie around the mounting
tab and the threaded rod at all four corners
of the closure panel.
Please Note: Do NOT use a paper-covered or similar
wire tie — use only plastic wire ties for maximum safety.
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