Opening the wall structure, INW42 Series

Opening the wall structure

NOTE: It is assumed that the room ambient air temperature and conditions where the INW-series is to be incorporated is suitable to maintain an acceptable operating temperature for the display. It should also be noted that due to the shear size and weight of the large screen display when attached to the base pan it will have a natural slight down tilt characteristic to about 3°. Raising the initial installation height of the pan or setting the base pan on a slight reverse angle will compensate for this. The mount that any display will protrude beyond a standard depth wall varies depending on the display chassis depth and rear ventilation path clearance requirements.

INW42 Series

Prior to cutting, survey the wall that is to receive the plenum base pan to ensure the area to be cut into is free of obstructions such as cables, wire pipes etc. The base pan requires a wood frame or other suitable material to support a weight of at least 300 lbs. with a width opening of 46.375” minimum and a height opening of 34.062” minimum and a wood stud depth of 3.50” minimum. See figure 1.

NOTE: The plenum base pan width of 46.38” is such that it will fit directly inside the first and forth 16.000” center wood stud in a standard framed wall if applicable in the location selection.

INW50 Series

Prior to cutting, survey the wall that is to receive the plenum base pan to ensure the area to be cut into is free of obstructions such as cables, wire pipes etc. The base pan requires a wood frame or other suitable material to support a weight of at least 300 lbs. with a width opening of 52.875” minimum and a height opening of 36.750” minimum and a wood stud depth of 3.50” minimum. See figure 1.

NOTE: The plenum base pan width of 52.750” is such that it will fit directly inside the first and forth 16.000” center wood stud in a standard framed wall if applicable in the location selection.

INW60 Series

Prior to cutting, survey the wall that is to receive the plenum base pan to ensure the area to be cut into is free of obstructions such as cables, wire pipes etc. The base pan requires a wood frame or other suitable material to support a weight of at least 300 lbs. with a width opening of 64.250” minimum and a height opening of 44.750” minimum and a wood stud depth of 3.50” minimum. See figure 1.

NOTE: The plenum base pan width of 64.00” is such that it will fit directly inside the first and forth 16.000” center wood stud in a standard framed wall if applicable in the location selection.

Figure 1

Wall structure

Wood stud frame

Wood studs

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