Draper 300319 Aerolift 35 Projector Lift

Product Description

The DRAPER 300319 is the Aerolift 35 projector lift, a motorized ceiling lift designed to store and deploy a projector from a ceiling cavity or above-ceiling space. When not in use, the projector retracts out of sight; when needed, the lift lowers the unit to a preset operating position. This type of lift is typically installed by AV integrators or commercial electricians working in conference rooms, classrooms, auditoriums, and similar presentation environments. The Aerolift 35 designation indicates a 35-pound weight capacity class, making it suited for mid-size commercial projectors.

The DRAPER 300319 is used in commercial and institutional settings where a clean ceiling appearance is required and a projector must be concealed when not in active use. Typical installations include boardrooms, lecture halls, houses of worship, and training facilities. The lift mounts above the ceiling line with the projector hanging inverted from the carriage, descending through a ceiling cutout to the throw position during use. Installation is performed by licensed AV technicians or commercial electrical contractors familiar with ceiling plenum work.

Key Features

• Motorized lift mechanism lowers and raises projector to a repeatable operating position
• 35-pound rated load capacity suits a wide range of mid-size commercial projectors
• Above-ceiling installation keeps the projector concealed when not in use
• UL listed, meeting North American safety standards for motorized equipment
• Sold as a single unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style motorized ceiling projector lift for commercial AV installations requiring above-ceiling projector storage with a rated load capacity in the 35-pound class.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified AV integrator or licensed electrician with experience in above-ceiling plenum work. Disconnect all power to the circuit before beginning wiring or mounting work. The lift requires a structurally adequate ceiling support capable of handling the combined weight of the unit and the mounted projector. Consult local building and electrical codes, including applicable NEC requirements, before routing power and control wiring through the ceiling cavity.