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SMART I
NSTALLATION
Although SMART products typically don't include the tools used for installation, the installation
guides list the tools you'll need.
Wall mounts
The selection of mounting hardware is critical, as is the correct assessment of the wall's load-
carrying capability. If either of these are incorrect, equipment can fall off the wall, potentially
causing serious injury.
It is always best to mount the interactive display on a wall. If the wall can't support the product's
weight, additional hardware can be used to help transfer some of the product's weight to the floor.
SMART's wall stand kits are designed for use with SMART Board interactive displays.
SMART offers two wall mounts:
501 and WM-SBID-502.
use the WM-SBID-501 while the WM-SBID-
502 is for larger and heavier displays, such
as the SMART Board 8084i-G4. These
mounts can be purchased separately or as
part of a SMART Wall Stand Kit (WSK-Single
or WSK-Dual).
These wall-stand kits are not free-standing
mounts; they still require a wall that can
support the interactive product's weight. See
Wall structure
on page 5 for more
information.
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TANDARDS
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