Tiling Kit ............................4 Base Plate Kit: 935-0425-xx ....................... 7 Introduction to the Planar LookThru Display .................. 7 Short Description of OLED Technology and Planar LookThru Design ........7 Safe Handling ..........................8 Cleaning ............................9 Environmental Considerations ....................10 How To Use Planar LookThru Display ..................
User Manual or the Content Developer’s Guide. It does not provide specifics on how to work in each environment where a Planar LookThru display may be installed. This document is intended to provide expert fabricators and installers with the information and understanding necessary to make the most of the Planar LookThru display.
20 lbs. in total weight on the Platform Cover. Tiling Kit If multiple Planar LookThru displays will be tiled, optional tiling hardware can be used to help connect the free corners of the Display Glass (i.e. not the corners connected to the Display Chassis).
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T-shape for flat (2x1): 935-0422-XX o Plus sign shape for angle (2x2) : 935-0423-XX o T-shape for right angle (2x1): 935-0424-XX Plus sign shape for angle 2x2 (left) and T-shape for angle 2x1 (right) Planar LookThru Fabricator’s Guide 020-1315-00C...
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Below are examples of how to use the tiling hardware to connect the Planar LookThru displays. Sample installation using the tiling hardware. Planar LookThru Fabricator’s Guide 020-1315-00C...
Plate aligns with the mounting holes on the standard version of the Planar LookThru display (more about the version in the next section) and allows the mounting into the support structure to be independent of the mounting points on the Display Chassis and Electronics Box. The Base Plate can be used for either landscape or portrait orientation and is designed to accommodate standard wall studs that are 16 inches on center.
90% - than that on the front, and any image viewed from behind will be reversed. Cooling Features The Planar LookThru display generates significant heat that must be dissipated. The Electronics Box is perforated to allow for proper airflow but installations must keep at least 0.25 inches (5mm) between the Electronics Box and the mounting surface and 0.5 inches (12mm) above the...
Display Glass flat on a protected surface so that the Electronics Box is in the air (ideally before the protective film is removed). Remove the feet and then, lifting by the Electronics Box and Display Chassis, return the Planar LookThru display to a vertical position.
The display will not be readable in direct sunlight and the ultra-violet radiation will reduce the lifespan of the display. The Planar LookThru display does not have a UV protective coating to ensure the best possible image quality so the installation location must protect the display from UV radiation via direct sunlight (i.e.
The power supply can accept inputs between 100 and 240V at 50 to 60Hz. Ensure that the power circuit on which you install a Planar LookThru display can handle not only the average current, but also the peak current, to avoid tripping circuit breakers or creating a fire hazard.
Planar LookThru LO552 includes a Counterweight Plate to increase stability in tabletop installations. The Counterweight Plate is attached to the bottom of the Electronics Box with quantity 3 M6 screws. Remove the Counterweight Plate if the Planar LookThru display will be mounted to any fixture or surface.
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If there is insufficient support on the mounting surface (e.g. the wall studs do not align with the mounting points) the optional base plate can be used to aid in mounting the Planar LookThru display. The base plate can be secured to the mounting surface and then the display secured to the mounting points on the Base Plate that are aligned with the mounting points on the display.
Planar LookThru display and what is seen through it. Luminance The average luminance of the Planar LookThru display is about 75 nits. While the actual lighting output of the display is not very much (a 100W incandescent bulb produces around 18,000 nits), the contrast between lit pixels and unlit (i.e.
Safety Considerations Structural The Planar LookThru display is not a structural piece and cannot be used to support any portion of the installation. Support the full weight of the display by using the primary and secondary mounting points on the Display Chassis and Electronics Box.
Glass The glass on a Planar LookThru display is 2mm thick Corning Gorilla Glass covered (on the front side only) with an anti-reflective coating. As such the glass can withstand normal impacts and scratches as from being used as a touch interface, but it is not designed nor capable of bearing any loads.
Specifications Specifications are available at http://www.planar.com/LookThru Line Drawings 2D and 3D models are available at http://www.planar.com/LookThru Regulatory Information Refer to the Regulatory Information in the Planar LookThru Transparent OLED Display User Guide available at http://www.planar.com/LookThru Planar LookThru Fabricator’s Guide 020-1315-00C...