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Ceiling and Wall
Mounts for
Displays
Wall Mounts for
Processing Unit
and UPS
Caution
Wall Mount for
Power
Distribution
Module
For installations in which mounting the medium or large CRT displays to a wall or ceiling
provides better patient monitoring convenience, display mounting hardware is available.
Ceiling and wall mounts are particularly useful for locating remote displays. A wall mount
(only) is also available for the large, flat panel display.
Procedures for installing mounting hardware and attaching the display are described in
detail in documentation that comes with the mount hardware.
Because the processing unit is not used by the clinician and is infrequently accessed by
service personnel, it is generally desirable to mount this unit and its UPS in an out-of-the-
way location. They can be simply placed on the floor or on a shelf, but wall mount
hardware is also available.
The wall mount can be attached to a vertical surface under the IntelliVue Information
Center system work surface or on a wall in the neighboring vicinity. Figure 5-9 shows the
wall mount option for the PC workstation (M3180A #A18) and its UPS (M3180A #A11) in
vertical and horizontal mounting options.
UPS
Horizontal Mount
Figure 5-9 Wall Mounts for PC Workstation and UPS
The following Installation Notes that describe procedures for installing these units are
provided with the unit.
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M3180A #A11 UPS Wall Mount Kit
•
M3180A #A18 Desktop PC Wall Mount Kit
There should be no obstructions between wall mount enclosures and the wall that can
obstruct air flow around mounted components. Inadequate air flow can lead to
overheating and failure of the Information Center components.
An additional wall mount option is available for installations that utilize the Power
Distribution Module (required for Japanese installations). See Figure 5-10. The PDM is
generally mounted next to the wall mounts for the UPS and the PC. Installation procedures
Locating System Components
PC
UPS
Vertical Mount
5-9
Hardware Installation
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