Model TL-200-S Series Plasma Lift

The TL-200-S Series of motorized up/down/swivel lifts is typically used for lifting and swivelling Plasma TV's by remote control. The most frequent use of this device is in an "end-of-bed" TV cabinet. The motorized swivel facilitates viewing the TV from bed, as well as from a seating area across the room. Lifts with the motorized swivel feature are also used to allow viewing the TV from different rooms, and different seating areas within the same room.

The TL-200-S Series features all steel, welded construction with remarkably stable rack and pinion operation. No synthetic gears to deteriorate, no maintenance required. Backed by a three year limited warranty. Our state-of-the-art control systems, the most advanced in the industry, allow for control by radio remote, infrared remote, and by low voltage/contact closure control interface with a home automation system.

The "rule of thumb" for sizing an up/down/swivel lift is that the lift must be at least 8.5" higher than the height of the plasma or LCD television, in order to allow the lift's swivel plate to clear the cabinet top and swivel freely.

If executing a "box within a box" project, optimally the width of the lift should be at least 5.5" wider than the width of the plasma or LCD. Using our optional backplate, the width of the lift should be at lest 3.5" wider than the width of the plasma or LCD.

Typically, the plasma or LCD is mounted to the inner back wall of the inner box or to our optional backplate, using a wall mount bracket that is available from the TV's manufacturer. It is recommended that a static (non-tilting) wall mount bracket be used.

This lift is also available with an optional backplate. The backplate option allows the Plasma TV to raise and lower without the use of an inner box. This feature highlights the thin depth of the Plasma TV. A sturdy assembly raises from the back of the lift platform for mounting the Plasma TV directly to the backplate, with the TV manufacturer's wall mount bracket. "Legs" extend forward from the top of the backplate to securely support the cabinet top with dowels or velcro.