progressive automations FLT-11 User manual

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FLT-11
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Caution 3
Specifications
4
Dimensional Drawing 5
Mounting Hole Dimensional Drawing
6
Components/Setup 7
Operation/Reset Procedure 8
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Table of Contents
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Caution
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Warning
Pinch Point
Keep hands and
fingers clear.
Ensure no obstacles are in the column's path. Ensure the
column is not touching any walls. Ensure all cords are
appropriate length to accommodate the change in height.
Keep children away from electric height-adjustable lifting columns, control units, and handsets. There is
a risk of injury and electric shock.
During the Reset Procedure, the lifting column will retract 7mm below the lowest normal
operating height. Ensure no obstacles impede this motion of travel.
Keep all electrical components away from liquids.
Do not sit or stand on the lifting column. Do not crawl or lie under the lifting column.
Do not place any objects taller than 20" underneath the lifting column.

Specifications
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Input Voltage
Specification Description
120 VAC, 60 Hz
24 VDC
16.5"
225lbs
0.5"/sec
12" - 28.5"
10% Max. 2 mins on, 18 mins off
Aluminium Alloy
UL
5C to 40C
Output Voltage
Stroke
Weight Capacity
Speed
Height Range
Duty Cycle
Material
Certification
Temperature Rating
Start and Stop
Feature Description
The tablelift will accelerate to maximum speed and deccelerate to a stop to ensure
smooth travel.

Top & Bottom
Lifting Column
11.63"
11.63"
Wireless Remote
COM
5.50"
2.20" 0.80"
Control Box
6.13"
6.13"
3.44"
1.57"
0.80"
3.44"
0.65"
0.23"
0.10"
0.10"
0.40"
0.34"
0.24"
1.89" 1.52"
0.65"
0.84"
0.80"
0.18" 2.83"
Wired Remote
3.94"
2.38"
1.59"
0.80"
Ø0.43"
1.49"
0.65"
0.23"
Column
12.19"
5.91"
Dimensional Drawing
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11.63"
11.63"
10.73"
10.73"
.45"
.45"
6.67"
6.67"2.48"
2.48"
5.36"
5.36"
12 x Ø 1.9"
The mounting hole drawing is applicable to top and bottom of the lifting column.
Power cable exits through the bottom - spacers are included to prevent pinching of the cable.
Mounting Hole Dimensional Drawing
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Control Box AC Power CordLifting Column
Wired Remote Wireless Remote
FLT-11
FLT-11 Control Box
Wireless
Remote
Wired
Remote
Components
Setup
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Operation Procedure
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Reset Procedure
To reset the lifting column, press and hold the down button of the wired hand remote. After 10
seconds, the green light on the hand remote will start flashing. This indicates that the lifting column
is in reset mode. To complete the reset procedure, press and hold the down button for 10 seconds
until the green light stops flashing.
Use the wired or wireless remote for full up and down motion control. The non-momentary buttons
allow the user to press the buttons for both up and down control. Pressing any button while in motion
will stop the column.
Pairing the wireless remote
Press the UP and DOWN buttons on the wireless remote while simultaneously pressing the button
on the side of the control box for 10 seconds. The control box will emit a single beep to confirm the
pairing procedure has started. After 10 seconds, the wireless remote is now ready for use.
LED Light: A green light will indicate the column is in normal operation. A red light will indicate that
the column is locked. Please see the unlocking procedure below.
Safety Features
This column comes with a built-in self-locking features, when left idle for 10 seconds, the column will
lock and will be unresponsive to controls.
If the LED light is red, this will indicate you must unlock the column in order to lower the lift. Press
and hold the DOWN button for 5 seconds on either remote to unlock the lifting column for full control.
Ant-collision sensor: When retracting the lifting column, the control box will detect any obstructing
objects. Once detected, the column will stop and rise slightly.
Overcurrent Protection: While in motion, the controller will detect a current spike. When sensing a
current spike of 6.5A, the lifting column will stop to prevent any overloading errors.
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