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2. Installation requirements
2.1 Mechanical requirements
Support structure
The support structure has to be provided and installed by the customer because they vary from system to system. Although, the
following must be taken into account and must be precisely calculated on individual basis:
1. Weight tolerances : Ensure that the support structure and the floor on which or the wall against which the support structure
has to be installed, is able to handle the complete weight of the fixed ILite display.
2. Environmental conditions : Humidity, temperatures, etc.
3. Location
4. Ground stability
5. Front clearances : For optimal impact ensure that there is sufficient free area in front of the ILite display and respect the
maximum viewing distance.
6. Local regulations regarding such installations
The ILite display has an average weight of 74 kg per square meter display or 14,8 kg per installed ILite tile.
WARNING: Never construct an ILite display if there is uncertainty regarding the stability of an installation or
the load holding capabilities. If there are doubts on a systems viability, consult Barco for advice on profes-
sional rigging organizations.
Example of support structure
The support structure in this example is pure illustrative for 7 x 5 ILite display. Several variants of support structures are possible for
the same size of ILite display. Contact Barco for more information.
Image 2-1
Support structure for ILite display (at the right with tile grid).
Attachment points
Barco provides fixation plates and brackets to attach the ILite precision frames with the support structure. For that the support
structure must be equipped with attachment points and it’s obvious that the size of these attachment points must match the size of
the fixation plate. The quantity and the location of the attachment points on the support structure depends on the height and the
width of the ILite display. Consult Barco to know the amount and exact location of the attachment points for your ILite display.
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R5976522 FIXED ILITE DISPLAY 17/11/2006