Clever Height Adjustable Benching System User Guide

User Guide for Clever models including: Height Adjustable Benching System, Height, Adjustable Benching System, Benching System

File Info : application/pdf, 23 Pages, 2.63MB

Clever Bench User Guide

HEIGHT ADJUSTABLE BENCHING SYSTEM
USER GUIDE

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

User Guide

This page was intentionally left blank.
2

User Guide

TABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Parts Diagram
Safety Information
Assembly Instructions
Operation
Initialization Reset Handswitch Operation Programmable Handswitch Operation
- Change the Height Unit - Change the Height Display - Save Memory Position - Recall Memory Position Sensitivity Adjustment for External Collision Sensor Shelf and Container Stops - Set up Shelf and Container Stop - Delete the Container Stop - Delete the Shelf Stop

4
5-6
7-14
15-17 15 15
15-16 16 16 16 16 16 17 17 17 17

Troubleshooting
Unit Errors Accustic Codes Visual Codes
Technical Data
Warranty
Standards & Certifications

18-21 18 18
19-21
22
22
22

This manual explains how this sit-stand desk is assembled, used, and maintained. All sit-stand tables are subjected to functional and quality tests before leaving our facility.

PARTS DIAGRAM

User Guide

PARTS

DIAGRAM 3

1 4

8
6 7

9
22 23

5 11

DO NOT remove the foam surrounding the motor.

REQUIRED TOOLS
· Impact Driver · Electric drill with #2
Phillips bit · 4mm Allen Wrench · 10mm Cresent Wrench
Recommendation Ratcheting wrench · Socket Wrench with 13mm deep well socket Recommendation - a right angle hex drill adapter · Simplex removal tool

PARTS

Qty/Package

1. Work surface

2. Top Support

3. Column, Right

4. Column, Left

5. Ganging Tube

6. Cable Tray

7. U-Beam

8. Flip Cover

9. Screw, M8-1.25 12mm self threading 24

10. Screw, M10-1.5 25mm Flathead 4

11. Nut, M8-1.25 keps nut

13 15

20 14

12. Screw, #10-12 0.75in wood

13. Power Cord

14. Control Box

15. Hand switch

16. Duplex Receptacle

17. Screw, M6-1.0 20mm Buttonhead 4

18. Nut, M6-1.0 nyloc

19. Nylon Spacer

20. Gyro Sensor (optional)

21. Support Tube (optional)

22. Connector Plate (optional)

23. Connector Cover (optional)

User Guide

SAFETY INFORMATION

SAFE T Y
INFORMATION

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Save these instructions.
DANGER To reduce the risk of electric shock:
Always unplug the furnishing from the electrical outlet before cleaning or servicing.
WARNING: Risk of Electric Shock, Fire and Injury Review the assembly instructions
to confirm that the appropriate critical components and accessories are being used with the furnishing. Do not change or replace components and accessories provided by the manufacturer.

INSTALL ONLY APPROVED WORK SURFACES
This table system does not include a work surface (desktop). Work surface must be at least ¾" thick and weigh no more than 5 lb. per square foot (For example, a 2'x6' desktop should weigh no more than 60 lb). Do not exceed a maximum weight for the desktop of 75 lb. To prevent table from tipping or collapsing, make sure the desk frame is not overloaded by the weight of tabletop and objects you plan to put on the table. If you are unsure, contact customer service.

KEEP AWAY FROM CHILDREN
This table system is not designed for use in homes or other areas accessible by small children. For indoor commercial office use only.

BE CAREFUL WHEN ADJUSTING DESK HEIGHT
Body parts and property can be caught between the moving work surface and an immobile obstacle (such as shelves, furniture, window sills, or walls). Keep at least one inch of clearance around desk and make sure nothing is in table's path for its entire range of motion.
Before raising or lowering: · Check surroundings on all sides of desk are clear · Make sure corded objects will not be pulled off table
or cause other objects to fall · Make sure desk power cord moves freely
as desk moves up and down

1" 1"

SAFETY INFORMATION

User Guide

DO NOT OVERLOAD DESK
· Do not exceed maximum load (including weight of desktop) of 200 lb. (91Kg) for two-leg configuration. · Do not exceed edge load of 25 lb. when positioning monitors or mounting accessories. · Do not sit or stand on table
USE CARE WHEN MOVING DESK
· Clear objects and equipment from table before moving to reduce the risk of tipping over. · Adjust the desk to its lowest height before moving · To disconnect, remove plug from outlet · Do not move a loaded desk
DO NOT OPEN ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
Do not attempt to service table components. There are no user-serviceable parts inside the motor control units or table legs. If your table needs service, contact customer service. Never operate this workstation if it has a damaged cord or plug.
KEEP TABLE FRAME DRY
Keep all electrical components away from water and high humidity. Clean only with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Do not spray cleaning solutions directly onto table system.
SERVICE OF DOUBLE-INSULATED PRODUCTS
In a double-insulated product, two systems of insulation are provided instead of grounding. No grounding means is provided on a double-insulated product, nor is a means for grounding to be added to the product. Servicing a double-insulated product requires extreme care and knowledge of the system, and is to be done only by qualified service personnel. Replacement parts for a double-insulated product must be identical to the parts they replace. A double-insulated product is marked with the words "DOUBLE INSULATION" or "DOUBLE INSULATED." The symbol (aquare within a square) is also able to be marked on the product.
No adapters are to be used with this product. Keep cord away from heated surfaces.
6

User Guide

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

ASSEMBLY
INSTRUCTIONS
Assemble the table frame in accordance with this manual. Changes to the table frame or improper use may affect the safety, function, and life of your product.
This manual is for all sit-stand tables from the series. Due to different models or types, pictures may vary.

ASSEMBLY OVERVIEW

1. Flip worksurfaces and place top supports 2. Attach top support to columns 3. Attach ganging tube to columns 4. Assemble the cable tray 5. Attach work surface 6. Add electrical parts to work surface and flip unit 7. (Optional) Attach add-on unit connection 8. Install power in cable trough 9. Flip Cover Assembly

DO NOT remove the foam surrounding the motor.
To avoid product damage, steps 7-9 should be done with the column assemblies in the upright position.
If you have any difficulty assembling this unit, or need to order replacement parts, please contact our Customer Service department. Use the parts diagram on page 4 as a reference.

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

User Guide
1 FLIP WORKSURFACES AND PLACE TOP SUPPORTS Flip worksurfaces upside down and place on floor as shown. Add all four top supports to each end of both work surfaces. Do not attach top supports to the worksurface at this time
2 ATTACH TOP SUPPORTS TO COLUMNS Ensure the mounting holes in the column remain aligned with the corresponding holes in the beam or independent beam. Align the beam or independent beam to the top support. Assemble using the M8x1.25 x 12mm length screws (4 per column) and a T40 Torx driver. Be aware that the mounting holes may not be tapped. As they are inserted, the provided M8x1.25 x 12mm length screws will form their own fastening threads if none are already present. Average fastening torque of 8Nm (6 lbs-ft) will be required to initially engage the screw in the hole. The maximum tightening torque for these screws is 20Nm (15 lbs-ft). Repeat as necessary for the remaining columns.

User Guide

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

3 ATTACH GANGING TUBE TO COLUMNS There are two types of ganging tubes. On the ends of a benching row, close-ended ganging tubes should be used (Type A). Between units, the ganging tubes should be the style that has cord openings on both sides (Type B). Ganging tubes may need to be mixed between kits since the first kit always contains both closeended ganging tubes.
Assemble using the M8-1.25 Lock Washer Nut (2 per column). To minimize the number of turns to secure the nuts, the nuts can be threaded on partially prior to adding the ganging tubes. The maximum tightening torque for these nuts is 15.8Nm (10 ft-lbs) A 13mm deep well socket attached to a right angle hex drill adapter is recommended so this step can be done quickly with an impact driver. Repeat steps 1 and 2 for second set of columns, top supports and ganging tube.
(OPTIONAL) If support tubes are included, add them prior to tightening the nuts. The T40 bit should work as a substitute for a 6mm allen wrench. Tighten until the metal around the screw begins to flex, this will lock the support tube in place.

TYPE A

.
TYPE B

. '(7$,/. 6&$/(

4 ASSEMBLE THE CABLE TRAY Pre-install (4) of the M8-1.25 12mm self-threading screws onto the ganging tubes, leaving enough gap to

slide the cable tray over them and tighten.

. '(7$,/. 6&$/(

'(7$,/. 6&$/(

86(7+(6(+2/(6

'(7$,/ 6&$/(

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
5 ATTACH WORK SURFACE Top supports should be mounted so that the top supports have equal distance to the left and right edge of the work surface, with at least 3 inches gap between the two work surfaces. Be sure to use approved screws per the table top supplier.

ADD ELECTRICAL PARTS TO WORK SURFACE AND FLIP UNIT
Before flipping the benching unit, attach the handswitch, control box, and optional gyro sensor to the underside of the worksurface. Use the #10-12 wood screws to attach the pieces. The control box should be placed in-line with the beams of the columns, in an area that can be reached with all motor and switch cables. The optional gyro sensor is recommended to be placed in-line with the columns, near the control box. The cable clamp+screw accessories should be used to hold the power cable in place, and secure dangling cables. Never wrap cables and/or cords around the columns.

User Guide

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

User Guide

CONNECT THE COLLISION SENSOR TO THE CONTROL BOX INSTRUCTIONS (OPTIONAL)
(The sensor can be connected to either the D1 or D2 port of the control box)

6B CONNECT THE MOTOR CABLES TO THE CONTROL BOX The motor cable plug-connection has to click into place. Connections to the control box: M1-M2 = Connectors for the columns D1 or D2 = Connectors for the handset
6C CONNECT THE HANDSWITCH (HS) CABLE TO THE CONTROL BOX (The handswitch can be connected to either the D1 or D2 port of the control boxer.
11

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

User Guide
6DCONNECT THE SUPPLIED POWER CORD (AC) TO THE CONTROL BOX

6E ATTACH ALL CABLES TO THE TABLE TOP Attach cables in order to avoid any damage during operation. Be sure to leave enough slack in the cables to allow for the table to move into it's highest position. Never wrap cables and/or cords around the columns.
6F FLIP UNIT When the electrical components are fixed in place, use two people to flip the unit right-side-up
7 (OPTIONAL) ATTACH ADD-ON UNIT CONNECTION Underneath the ganging tubes of the two units to be connected, use (4) M8-1.25 12mm self-threading screws, leaving enough gap to slip the connector plate on. Shift the units so that the screws align into the keyhole slots, and tighten the screws with the T40 torx bit. Then, drop the connector cover over the plate by inserting the tab of the cover piece into the slots on the connector plate.
12

User Guide

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

8 INSTALL POWER IN CABLE TROUGH Electrical Installation

INSTALL SIMPLEX RECEPTACLES INTO POWER BLOCK
Insert terminals into corresponding slots in block and seating receptacle until catches engage on both sides of receptacles. Note: a noticeable "snap" will be heard when receptacle is fully engaged into block. Ensure terminals go directly into slots and do not get inserted into an adjacent slot.

Power Block

Simplex Receptacles

CONNECT CABLES TO BLOCK
Connect as required (not shown). Ensure cables are completely seated under cable latches and into block. Power disruption may occur if cables are not fully seated into block.

INSTALL POWER BLOCK INTO TRAY
Place the power block into the provided cut-out in the tray and slide the block to lock it into place.

INSTALL U-CHANNEL TO TRAY
Power block will wedge into the channel, secure by squeezing the u-channel and locking the tabs into the tray.
APPLY WARNIN/ G LABEL
Power block will wedge into the channel, secure by squeezing the u-channel and locking the tabs into the tray.
For Simplex Receptacle Removal Insert ends of Simplex removal tool into slots above and below receptacle (shown) and push firmly into block until it catches on tool, snap over receptacle edges. Pull receptacle tool and receptacle straight out of the block. Note: Simplex removal tool sold separately.
'(7$,// 6&$/(

Simplex Removal Tool
13

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

9 FLIP COVER ASSEMBLY Add the M6-1.0 20mm buttonhead screw, M6-1.0 nyloc nut, and nylon spacer, on only ONE ganging tube (left or right side for both work stations). Tighten using an M4 allen wrench and the 10mm crescent wrench (preferably ratcheting).

Once one side is done, gently sl)ip the flip cover

over the nylon spacer to act as a hinge on that

side. Then, install the screw/spacer/nut on the other side while the first hinge keeps the flip cover

in place. Care must be kept not to overtighten the

screw and deform the nylon spacer.

'(7$,/) 6&$/(

, '(7$,/* 6&$/(

User Guide
'(7$,/+ 6&$/( '(7$,/, 6&$/(

User Guide

OPERATION INFORMATION

OPERATION
INFORMATION
INITIALIZATION/RESET
The desk must be initialized/reset after any of the following: - After assembly - After disconnection from the power supply - After any impact on the table top.
To initialize/reset, move the table to the lowest position by pressing the DOWN button on the handswitch until the columns reach the lowest position. Press and hold the DOWN button again until the table moves slightly down to the machine zero point and back up to the operation zero point. Release the DOWN button. If the button is released too soon, the table legs will not move up. Repeat the reset process. The control box is programmed with a parameter file which controls the table legs' lower and upper travel limits. Under no circumstance should a control box from one table be moved to another.
NORMAL HANDSWITCH OPERATION (for all handswitch types)
By pressing the UP or DOWN buttons, the table will move up or down to the desired position. Once the desired position is reached, let go of the UP or DOWN button. The table legs will stop once they reach the lower or upper height limits.
PROGRAMMABLE HANDSWITCH OPERATION (optional)
This programmable handswitch is equipped with a display for showing the current table height in Centimeters or inches.
The handswitch also will display an error code if an error is detected by the control box. When an error is detected, the display will show an error code "EXX," instead of the current table height. To resolve the error, see the Troubleshooting Section of this guide.
The programmable handswitch also has the ability to save up to four different height positions.
CHANGE THE HEIGHT UNIT (inches or centimeters) The handswitch can display the table height in either centimeters or inches. With the help of the F1 menus, the unit of measure can be changed.
To change the unit of measure, follow these steps:
1. Press and hold the (Center/---- button) until "F" appears
2. Using the UP button cycle through the menu for "F1" and press the (Center/---- button)
3. Choose between "I" for inches or "C" for centimeters and press the (Center/---- button) to select.

OPERATION INFORMATION

User Guide

PROGRAMMABLE HANDSWITCH OPERATION (continued)
To exit the menu without making a selection, wait until the height display appears again.
CHANGE THE HEIGHT DISPLAY
If the displayed value does not match the actual height of the table top, the display can be corrected as follows: 1. Press and hold the (Center/---- button) until "F" appears 2. Using the UP button cycle through the menu for "F2" and press the (Center/---- button) 3. Use the UP/DOWN buttons to adjust to the desired height display and press the (Center/---- button) to save. To exit the menu without making a selection, wait until the height display appears again.
SAVE MEMORY POSITION
1. Move the table up or down to the desired height. 2. Press the center button/------ (in the display "P-" is shown) 3. Select a position by pressing one of the four number buttons, 1-4, (the display will show the setting as "P1"). 4. The saved position is confirmed by a double click sound from the control box. The display shows the current table height. Repeat steps to save a maximum of four different positions.
To exit the menu without making a selection, wait until the height display appears again.
RECALL MEMORY POSITION
Press and hold the desired memory button (1, 2, 3 or 4) the table moves from the current position into the saved position. The button must be pressed until the position is reached. If the button is released, the table will stop short of the desired height.

SENSITIVITY ADJUSTMENT FOR EXTERNAL COLLISION SENSOR
The sensitivity can be adjusted separately for the optional external sensor (STAND.GUARD G1), each for up and down travel.

1. Go to the menu of the hand switch in accordance with the instructions.

2. Navigate with the arrow keys ( and ) to the...

menu option 8, display shows: FF98 for the external sensor (STAND.GUARD G1) drive up

menu option 9, display shows: F9 for the external sensor (STAND.GUARD G1) drive down

3. Confirm the selection by once again pressing the "Logo" key.

4. Use the arrow keys ( and ) to adjust the displayed sensitivity in % to the desired percentage:

a. 0% (OFF)

b. 99% (very sensitive)

5. Pressing the "Logo" button again saves the displayed value. Alternatively, wait approx. 10 seconds to cancel the

function and to return to the menu.

Warning: The sensitivity of the external sensor should only be changed by trained personnel. By reducing the sensitivity, collisions may possibly be detected later or not at all.

OPERATION INFORMATION

User Guide

SHELF AND CONTAINER STOPS
Container and shelf stops are safety positions that cannot be run over during normal operations, so that collisions with known, permanently present hindrances can be prevented. The container stop limits the movement height downwards (minimum height) and the shelf stop limits the movement height of the table upwards (maximum height). If an attempt is made to set the container stop or shelf stop too close to the middle, the controller signals this with 6 quiet click sounds. Note: This function is configuration-dependent and is not available with every controller. With the additional stops, the safety of the table system can be increased, in that the possible movement path is restricted.
SET UP SHELF AND CONTAINER STOPS
Move the table using the arrow keys into the desired position. Press both arrow keys at the same time. The controller confirms with a quiet, double-click. The absence of this signal means that setting is possibly not permitted.
DELETE THE CONTAINER STOP
Keep the down arrow key pressed. The table stops automatically upon reaching the container stop. Press both the arrow keys at the same time. The controller confirms with a quiet, double-click.
DELETE THE SHELF STOP
Keep the up arrow key pressed. The table stops automatically upon reaching the container stop. Press both the arrow keys at the same time. The controller confirms with a quiet, double-click.
WARNING: With an initialization movement prompted by the controller, the reset position is always
approached directly. Any container stop or safety stop that is present is ignored.
First, remove all hindrances below the table and pay heed to the increased risk of injury.
Only trained personnel should carry out setting and deletion of container and shelf stops. There is a danger of injury from wrong setting or removal of the Stop positions, and a danger of the table getting destroyed.

User Guide

TROUBLESHOOTING

EASY TO RECTIFY FAULTS WARNING: Before troubleshooting, especially on possibly faulty cables, the controller must be isolated from the network.
If a fault cannot be described, isolate the product from the voltage supply, wait for at least 3 minutes and try again. If the fault continues to occur after the initialization run, isolate the product from the voltage supply and contact customer service.
UNIT

FAULT DESCRIPTION TROUBLESHOOTING

Table does not move
Table is not moving, but moved earlier
Table stops abruptly Table stops abruptly and moves back Table moves slowly and downwards only Table only moves briefly on one side and than remains stationary
Table moves slowly

Check whether the controller has power Check the connection between the drives and the controller(s). Restore the connections. Check the loading of the table. Reduce the weight on the table. Powering-on duration exceeded. Wait until the table is ready for use again (approx. 3 min Drive defective: Contact customer service. Controller defective: Contact customer service Defective control box: Contact customer service Handswitch faulty: Replace the handswitch or contact customer service. Carry out an initialization movement. Table is at a slant: Carry out an initialization run Table leg was separated: Check all the connections and carry out an initialization movement. Powering-on duration was exceeded: Wait until the table is ready for use again. Powering-on duration was exceeded: Wait until the table is ready for use again. Check the loading of the table. Reduce the weight on the table
Collision protection has been triggered: Remove the hindrance and try it again.
Table is in an initialization movement: Continue it up to the end.
Table is below the safety stop (downward movement slow; upward movement at normal speed): Move upwards, out of this zone Drive defective: Contact customer service Table is below the safety stop (downward movement slow; upward movement at normal speed): Move upwards out of this zone.
Check the loading of the table. Reduce the weight on the table

User Guide

TROUBLESHOOTING

ACOUSTIC CODES Tsthaetucsonbtyromlleear,nassosfoiotsninatseigtriastesudprpelliaeyd. electric power, can give the user information about the current system

# OF DOUBLE CLICK SOUNDS
1 1 1 1 2 3 3 4 6
7
7

WHEN

STATUS INFORMATION

Supply of electrical power (Dependent on configuration) Up key pressed Lower blockade detected Lower blockade detected Set container or shelf stop First movement after sensor out First movement after sensor reinserted Delete container or shelf stop Container stop or shelf stop too near in the middle
Motor cable pulled or missing
Table moves at an angle

Normal Operation: The system is functioning without any problems. Faulty Operation: The controller does not have any firmware: only 1 click sounds

Reset: Initialization movement is required

Reset: Table has reached the Reset position during the initialization

movement. The

key can be released

Reset: Initialization movement has ended; pressed. Release the key

key continues to be

Confirmation: The position was successfully saved

Caution: A previously detected sensor has been removed. Normal operation can continue.

Note: A sensor was reconnected after a previously detected sensor had been removed. Normal operation can continue.
Confirmation: The position was successfully deleted.

Warning: An attempt is being made to set the container stop or shelf stop too near the middle of the total stroke

Warning: Motor cable absent when connecting to the mains, or has been disconnected during operation. Connect the missing motor cable with the controller.

Warning: Slanted position of the table has become too big. Carry out an initialization movement.

If it is not possible to resolve an error as described, disconnect the power cord, wait a few minutes and reset the table again. If the error still occurs, remove the table from the power source and contact customer service. (Error Code list is valid from firmware 1.7.5 and higher)
19

User Guide

VISUAL CODES
Visual codes can only be used with using handswitch models with a display.

DISPLAY
C01 C02 C05 C11 C12 C15
C34 C35 C38
C39
C40 C51 C52

DESCRIPTION

REMEDY

DISPLAY AFTER TROUBLESHOOTING

Short circuit motor 1 Short circuit 2 motor 2 Relay contact is sticking

Pull out the mains plug! Remove the external short circuit, check the cables to the motors for possible damage or plug the correct motor into the socket concerned. Put the control back into operation.
Replace the controller

001-999 Normal height display
C38 An initialization run is required

Cable of motor 1 is pulled Cable of motor 2 is pulled
No pulses measurable
Over current at motor 1 Over current at motor 2 The motors have lost sync. An initialization run is required

Cascading error controlling is not communicating

Sense module error

Contradictory movement commands

The

key on the hands

switch is stuck

Check the cable or plug connection C38

to the motors

An initialization run is required

Check the cables to the motors for possible damage and secure contact or, if necessary, replace the motor at the relevant socket. Put the controller back into operation.
Max load exceeded, remove the load from the table

C38 An initialization run is required
00001-999 Normal height display

Motor positions too different. Distribute the load more evenly on the table. If necessary, reduce the load on the table. Perform an initialization run.
Check whether the STAND. CONNECT connection cable between the controllers is correctly plugged in and a power cable is plugged into both controllers. Use the F3 menu to restore the factory settings in order to carry out a reconfiguration. Further movements are made without collision protection. Movement remains possible. Check sensor module.
Stop operation at all present handswitches
Replace handswitch

001-999 Normal height display
001-999 Normal height display
C38 An initialization run is required
001-999 Normal height display 001-999 Normal height display 001-999 Normal height display

TROUBLESHOOTING

TECHNICAL DATA

User Guide

VISUAL CODES

Visual codes can only be used with using handswitch models with a display.

DISPLAY DESCRIPTION

REMEDY

DISPLAY AFTER TROUBLESHOOTING

C53 C81 C82 C84 C85 REF
SP
COL CAL 001-999
-

The

key on the handswitch

is stuck

Voltage too small

Voltage is too high
No columns connected when the controller is switched on

Number of columns does not match the current configuration
Initialization run is carried out.

System protection/ system pause. The powering-on duration of the system was exceeded.

Collision detected Sensor calibrated

Replace handswitch.

001-999 Normal height display

Can occur after disconnecting the
power cord. Main defective, replace controller.
Main defective, replace controller
First connect the desired number of columns and handswitches and use the F3 menu to restore the factory settings Check the motor cables or use the F3 menu to restore the factory settings Perform the initialization run to the lowest block position.. Wait until the controller has cooled and the display SP turns off. Then, the movement duration of 17 seconds is cleared. Only after 18 minutes does the table move again for a full 2 minutes.

001-999 Normal height display C38 An initialization run is required C38 An initialization run is required C38 An initialization run is required
C38 An initialization run is required 001-999 Normal height display
001-999 Normal height display

ATTENTION: The calculation of the powering on duration is performed even if there is no mains voltage present.
Remove the hindrance.
Leave table alone

001-999 Normal height display after moving off in one direction
001-999 Normal height display

The table moves; height display

User Guide

TECHNICAL DATA

GENERAL CONTROL BOX
Power supply Standby power consumption, primarily Operating temperature Protection class Maximum power output
TWO-COLUMN FRAME WITH CONTROL BOX Maximum lift capacity Adj. range, depending on version Maximum input current Maximum duty cycle

120 VAC ±10% / 60 Hz <0.3 W 0-35°C IP 20 240VA/24V
200 lb ( 90 kg / 890N) View Illustration B 5 A 10% (2 min. on / 18 min. off)

ILLUSTRATION B

stroke length 18.8"

stroke length 25.8"

STANDARDS & CERTIFICATIONS 250 lb ( 113 kg / 1112N)
The drive system is tested according to the following standards:
UL 962 Issued: 2019/05/21 Ed: 4 Household and Commercial Furnishings
CSA C22.2#68 Issued: 2019/05/21 Ed: 8 (R2018) Motor-Operated Appliances (Household and Commercial)
Meets BIFMA x 5.5 - 2021

WARRANT Y

CONTACT YOUR SALES REPRESENTATIVE FOR WARRANTY INFORMATION

INTERTEK LISTING BELONGS TO:

System: Clever Bench OMT-Veyhl USA 11511 James Street Holland, MI 49424

End of life cycle: Once product is disassembled, all steel components can be recycled at your local metal collector. For products with electronic components, see Disassembly Guide.

USER GUIDE
Rev D | 121922

Adobe PDF Library 17.0 Adobe InDesign 18.1 (Windows)