Component Mounting - Philips M3150B Installation And Service Manual

Locating System Components
Component
A variety of wall mount hardware is available for mounting Information Center devices not
Mounting
located on the central monitoring worksurface -- remote displays, processing units, UPS,
power distribution module. Mounting locations and hardware should be identified during site
planning and mounting brackets and hardware ordered as part of the Information Center
system purchase.
Note Philips is responsible for assembling the mounting hardware, attaching it to the display, and
mounting the system to the ceiling or wall mount bracket.
Display Ceiling It may also be convenient to mount displays to walls or ceilings where they can be more
and Wall Mounts easily viewed by clinical users. Wall and ceiling mounts for these items are also available.
Caution Careful consideration should be given to assuring that the surface, wall, or ceiling
structure can hold the weight of the item being mounted. See Specifications.
The Philips Customer Engineer is responsible for assembling the mounting hardware,
securing it to the surface, wall, or ceiling mounts, and attaching the Information Center
component to the mounting hardware.
Wall Brackets Attachment of wall mount hardware to ceilings and walls requires the secure attachment of a
wall bracket to a building structural member. This is to assure that the installation can safely
and securely support the weight of the mounted hardware. The Philips supplied wall bracket is
shown in Figure 5-8.
Caution The customer is responsible for installing ceiling and wall brackets that hold mounting
hardware and for assuring that the bracket installation can safely support the weight of
the device. Philips assumes no responsibility for this portion of the installation.
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Hardware Installation
Figure 5-8 Bracket for Holding Wall Mount Hardware
Attached securely
to strong structural
member