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Future Automation showcases latest lift and mounting solutions (28/11/2008)

Stand 4N68, Integrated Systems Europe 2009

Future Automation, the leading manufacturer of home automation mechanisms, will be showcasing its latest products on Booth 4N68 at the forthcoming Integrated Systems Europe (Amsterdam RAI Centre, 3-5 February 2009). The company, who specialise in the design, manufacture and distribution of flat screen mounting solutions and high-tech devices to hide projectors, plasmas and televisions, will be demonstrating how their products can offer innovative solutions to the challenges of integrating technology.

New products, such as the PM1 Fully adjustable Projector Mount, the QA2 Bi-directional Electric Wall Bracket, the LAS Lifting Arm and the TVL universal large screen television lift will be featured on the stand alongside products from Future Automation's existing range, including their ever-popular moving panel mechanisms.

Combining functionality with aesthetic appeal, the PM1 promises to be one of the best projector mounts on the market. This beautifully designed, anodised aluminium bracket allows the simplest and easiest adjustment and comes as either a ceiling mount on a fixed length pole, or on a telescopic pole.

The QA2 is an electric wall bracket that can be recessed very tightly. Upon activation, the bracket moves forward, on a parallel track, before turning up to 90 degrees in either direction. The QA2 will be ideal when combined with any of Future Automation's moving panel mechanisms, such as the sliding panel, which allow the screen to be hidden before being revealed and rotated to the preferred viewing position. Developed by Future Automation in response to dealer demand, this type of product will become their standard motorised wall mount in the longer term. A marine version will also be available, complete with locking catch, to make it suitable for use on board super yachts and other applications.

The TVL is the company's first ever entry level universal lift mechanism. Designed with installation in mind, the TVL mechanism is an easy to fit, cost-effective and readily available automated solution that will save installers both money and valuable on-site time and because it's made by Future Automation, it retains the high quality the company is known for.

A showcase for Future Automation's flexibility and innovation, the unique LAS mechanism has the ability to hold a screen horizontally, then raise it up and swivel it to the preferred viewing position; making it ideal for end of bed applications where height is tight or from extremely low profile cabinets. Visitors to the stand will also be able to view products including the CH (Recessed Ceiling Hinge Mechanism) and the LB (Electric pitched ceiling bracket).

So, to find out why Future Automation is the market leader in flat screen mounting solutions and high-tech home automation devices, visit stand 4N68 where you can meet the team and experience the complete product range.

www.futureautomation.co.uk