LiftMaster CSW200UL CSW200UL W/ SURGE SUPPRESSION & RADIO RECEIVER Manual - Page 12

Concrete Pad and Arm Attachment - operators

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C O N C R E T E P A D A N D A R M A T T A CH M E N T Concrete Anchors 1/2" x 3-1/2" To AVOID damaging operator, DO NOT weld ANY supports to chassis. Chassis MUST be allowed to flex during operation. Electronic Box Above Ground 6" Below the Frost Line Check all Local Codes 28" Top View of Chassis 19" 5-1/4" 14" 3-7/8" 3-5/8" 5-1/4" 24" Approximate placement of high voltage and/or low voltage conduits. Sample of Standard Arm Attachment (See next page for layout) Drawing not to scale Outside Property 46" Hinge Center Post 25" Inside Property Concrete Pad Bracket Height 10" Using Standard Arm Long Arm is on Top of Bracket! 27.5" Bottom of CSW Concrete Pad Height 2" 35.5" Long Arm 11" 29.5" Short Arm 28" 24" 10

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10
CONCRETE PAD AND ARM ATTACHMENT
Below the Frost
Line Check all
Local Codes
Concrete Anchors
1/2" x 3-1/2"
6"
Above
Ground
28"
Post
Concrete Pad
Bracket Height
Concrete Pad Height
Long Arm
Using Standard Arm
Short Arm
Hinge Center
Drawing not to scale
24"
Sample of Standard Arm Attachment
(See next page for layout)
28"
46"
25"
35.5"
29.5"
24"
11"
10"
27.5"
Long Arm is
on Top of
Bracket!
Bottom of CSW
2"
Outside Property
Inside Property
14"
3-5/8"
5-1/4"
3-7/8"
5-1/4"
Electronic Box
19"
Top View of Chassis
Approximate placement of high
voltage and/or low voltage
conduits.
To AVOID damaging operator, DO NOT
weld ANY supports to chassis. Chassis
MUST be allowed to flex during operation.