Moottoroidut TV-nostomekanismit — Ponnahdus- ja alaslaskettavat TV-telineet

A pop-up TV lift pushes the television vertically upward through an opening, rising from inside a furniture piece, an ottoman, a floor housing, or a purpose-built enclosure. The mechanism retracts fully when not in use, leaving the installation flush and clean. At the press of a button, the screen rises to the stored height position and locks in place.

PA's electric pop-up TV lift mechanisms use the same actuator-powered lifting columns as the ceiling mount range. The columns extend to raise the screen and retract to lower it. One, two, or four columns can be controlled from a single FLTCON control box, with each column's position tracked independently by its Hall-effect sensor system.

An electric pop-up TV lift uses a DC motor to extend and retract the lifting column, converting electrical power into vertical linear motion. The user presses a button on the remote, the control box reads the current column position from the Hall-effect sensors, calculates the distance to the target preset position, and drives the motor accordingly.

The mechanism stops automatically at the preset position and will not over-travel. If an obstruction is detected, such as the lid of an enclosure that did not open fully or an object placed on top of the screen housing, anti-collision protection stops and reverses the column before damage occurs.

Dual-column electric pop-up configurations keep the screen level throughout the full travel range. Without synchronised columns, a screen mounted on a single central column can tilt under off-centre weight from the TV's own mass and attached cables. PA's FLTCON control boxes actively correct for speed differences between columns throughout the stroke.

Lattian sisään asennettavissa TV-nostimissa mekanismi on valmiin lattiapinnan alapuolella, ja näyttö nousee aktivoitaessa lattiatason paneelin läpi. Näissä asennuksissa tarvitaan pidempiä, tyypillisesti 32–56 tuuman, pylväitä, jotta näyttö voidaan nostaa lattiatason alapuolelta mukavalle seisten tai istuen katsottavalle korkeudelle.

Huonekalujen nostettavat TV-nostimet asennetaan rahiin, senkkiin, mediayksikköön tai muuhun tarkoitukseen rakennettuun kaappiin. Pylvään iskunpituuden on vastattava kaapin sisäsyvyyttä ja nousuetäisyyttä aukon yläpuolella. Mittaa pylvään kiinnityspisteen pohjasta näytön yläreunaan täydellä laajennuksella. Tämä on vaadittu iskunpituus.

Sekä lattiaan asennettavissa että huonekaluihin nostettavissa sovelluksissa pilarin jalustan vähimmäispinta-ala määrää kotelon sisällä käytettävissä olevan tilan. PA:n LG-sarjan modulaariset nostopilarit ovat suositeltava valinta ahtaisiin asennuksiin. Ne voidaan konfiguroida yksittäisiksi yksiköiksi pariksi FLTCON-1-ohjausyksikön kanssa tai ryhmitellä monipilarikokoonpanoiksi, joissa on jopa neljä pilaria yhdestä FLTCON-4-ohjaimesta.

A ceiling drop-down TV mount uses lifting columns mounted in an inverted position above the ceiling line. When activated, the columns extend downward, lowering the screen to a pre-programmed viewing height. The FLTCON control box keeps all columns synchronised throughout the descent, so the screen travels straight and level regardless of uneven weight distribution. When retracted, the columns pull the screen back above the ceiling and hold position without power.

PA TV lift mechanisms are rated from 180 lbs (single-column) to 880 lbs (four-column). The rating covers the total moving load: TV, mounting bracket, cables, and any additional hardware attached to the lift carriage. For regular use, stay within 80% of the rated capacity. For loads above 880 lbs, contact PA engineering at 1-800-676-6123 to discuss a custom multi-column solution.

A motorized TV mount tilts, swivels, or extends a screen from a fixed wall or ceiling anchor point using small actuators over short distances, typically 2 to 12 inches of movement. A TV lift mechanism moves the entire television vertically over a significant travel distance, from 16 to 56 inches, using full-size lifting columns. TV lift mechanisms are used when the screen needs to disappear completely: above the ceiling line, inside a furniture piece, or below floor level.

Measure the distance from where the column base will be mounted to the lowest position the screen needs to reach at full extension. For ceiling drop-down installations, this is the distance from the ceiling surface to the bottom viewing position. For pop-up installations, this is the rise distance from the base plate to the screen at full extension. Order a column with a stroke equal to or greater than this measurement. Available strokes: 16, 20, 25, 32, 40, 50, and 56 inches.

Selected PA lifting columns carry IP43 and IP54 ratings and are suitable for covered outdoor environments such as covered patios, outdoor entertainment spaces, or roofed commercial terraces. For direct exposure to rain, salt air, or extreme temperature variation, contact PA engineering to confirm the correct column model and protection specification for the installation environment.

Yes. The RT-BT1 Bluetooth dongle connects compatible FLTCON series control boxes to iOS and Android devices via the Progressive Motion app. The app provides up/down control, access to all four preset positions, and real-time position feedback. The RT-11 wired remote is included with every system and works without the app or Bluetooth dongle.

Yes, use the remote to control and stop at any point between fully extended and fully retracted to make the most of the adjustable height range.

These electric TV mounts are designed as enclosed mechanisms with no exposed scissor tracks and include built-in limit switches in their actuators as safety stops to prevent over-travel and over-retractions. Correct sizing, VESA mounting, and staying within weight limits are key to safe operation in any electric TV mount. 

Smart home integration is possible by using the wired control input with a smart relay (dry-contact) that mimics the up/down trigger. Check out the wired remote pinouts below for more information: 

A pop-up lift raises a TV out of a cabinet or enclosure (ideal for credenzas and foot-of-bed installs), while a drop-down lowers a TV from a ceiling for space-saving, clean overhead TV concealment options—choose based on where you want the TV to disappear when not in use.