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Eaton’s Profile Command Console
Installation Manual

Joining 3-Core Stationary “Y” Configurations (Multiple height options are available)

The 3-core stationary “Y” connectors are available in 120°/120°/120° (shown below) and 90°/135°/135° configurations. Both “Y”
connectors share a similar assembly method and similar components: angular tie plates, an angular top plate, (3) front panels, and a
plastic top cap.

Figure 11

TYPICAL STATIONARY 3-CORE “Y” CONNECTOR

(Notice the notch in the front panels, required for the stationary work surfaces)

Plastic top cap

Top plate

¼-20 x 1/2” hex head self-tapping screws
(qty. varies, based on height)

#10x 3/8” Phillips head self-
tapping screws (6)

Tie plate(2)

Notched front panel (3)

Work surface notch

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Summary of Contents for Profile

Page 1: ...Command Console Profile Command Console Installation manual...

Page 2: ...play wall cores 14 Join linear core configurations 13 Angular core connectors 14 Stabilizing the core wall support structure 21 Installing a docker 21 Installing a full depth upright 22 Installing a l...

Page 3: ...OR IMPLIED INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR MERCHANTABILITY OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFICALLY SET OUT IN ANY EXISTING CONTRACT BETWEEN THE PARTIES ANY SUCH CONTRACT STATES THE E...

Page 4: ...h the warning symbols that appear throughout this manual Before You Begin Before installing Eaton s Profile Command Console it is recommended that you do the following DANGER DANGER indicates a hazard...

Page 5: ...trols to the off position then remove plugs from outlets 11 WARNING Risk of Electric Shock Connect this furnishing to properly grounded outlets only See grounding instructions 12 To reduce risk of ele...

Page 6: ...ft motor Motorized sit to stand front work surface capacity 100 lbs Monitor pole capacity 60 lbs each WARNING Do not apply loads that exceed the capacity of the console The applied load includes any i...

Page 7: ...section III D Support leg Ref section III D Privacy screen Ref section III I Vertical end trim Ref section III H Top trim cap Ref section III G Top trim cap with privacy glass Ref section III G Confe...

Page 8: ...s Profile Command Console Installation Manual Profile Motorized Sit to Stand Desks Refer to section IV of this manual Standard steel skin Outer lift leg assembly RH Rear monitor work surface Front key...

Page 9: ...l vary in complexity However while all installations will require the most basic elements of the Profile line core wall structures stabilizing elements and work surfaces more complex installations wil...

Page 10: ...rd base core is 29 high where the top of the base core is coincident with the top of a stationary fixed height work surface Stackable display wall cores are available in 12 and 16 heights They can be...

Page 11: ...ins If desired standard and modular skins can be intermixed where one type is on the user side of the core and the other type is on the opposite non user service side i e back of the core To learn mor...

Page 12: ...is outside of the angle convex side The outer vertical narrow panel will be full height The inner wide vertical panel will be full height and have 2 mounting holes for a work surface L bracket Availab...

Page 13: ...0 X configuration 3 core 180 T configuration Double angled concave configuration Linear configuration work surface on one side TYPICAL CORE WALL CONFIGURATIONS To learn more about configuring profile...

Page 14: ...set into each trapezoidal tab Also attach the center vertical support s using 2 10 x 3 8 Phillips head self tapping screws for each support Joining Linear Core Configurations Attach adjacent core unit...

Page 15: ...late front and rear panels and a plastic top cap Work surfaces are on the concave side of this type of configuration Figure 9 TYPICAL STATIONARY 2 CORE 90 WEDGE CONNECTOR FOR WORK SURFACES ON THE CONC...

Page 16: ...VE SIDE OF THE CONFIGURATION Slots in the bottom front panel required for stationary work surface support brackets Plastic top cap Tie plate Top plate Top front panel full height on ergonomic connecto...

Page 17: ...plastic top cap Work surfaces are on the convex side of this type of connector Unlike the concave angular connectors the narrow rear vertical panel is one piece and un slotted The wide front panel is...

Page 18: ...and 90 135 135 configurations Both Y connectors share a similar assembly method and similar components angular tie plates an angular top plate 3 front panels and a plastic top cap Figure 11 TYPICAL S...

Page 19: ...sembly method and similar components tie plates a top plate a plastic top cap front panels and for the T style a rear panel not required for X style Plastic top cap Top plate 20 x 1 2 hex head self ta...

Page 20: ...erent support components than stationary fixed height work surfaces So as such while the ergonomic connectors are similar to the stationary connectors they will not have any of the features required t...

Page 21: ...sembly sequence Refer to your office plan layout to determine the location of your core wall stabilizing components To learn more about configuring Profile with the appropriate stabilizing components...

Page 22: ...ture Stabilizing The Core Wall Structure With A Linear Transition Upright A linear transition upright assembles to the vertical members of two adjacent base core frames that are joined in a linear con...

Page 23: ...pplications For concave applications the rear panel of the angular core connector must be removed to gain access to the transition upright mounting holes Re attach the rear panel after installation of...

Page 24: ...k surfaces but with one or two mitered edges Each mitered edge abuts the mitered edge of an adjacent work surface when used on the concave side of an angular core configuration Convex Wedge Work Surfa...

Page 25: ...self tapping screws See figure 26 L brackets are also used to support the narrow edge of a convex wedge work surface see figure 13 Tie Plates If the stationary work surface is adjacent to another sta...

Page 26: ...e support bracket Typical stabilizing component End panel shown Support Leg L bracket 10 x Phillips head wood 3 screw Work surface support bracket 20 x hex head self tapping screw 1 Tie plate L bracke...

Page 27: ...n user side of the core and on the user side below the work surface If modular skins are not specified for the user side of the core the user side of the core above the work surface will have full wid...

Page 28: ...adjacent modular style skins using 2 20 x hex head self tapping screws and 1 10 x Phillips flat head self tapping screws for each divider Vertical dividers are only required for the base core they are...

Page 29: ...non user side of the core hooking at the bottom and latching at the top Installing A Modular Slat Wall Panel To The User Side Of A Core Wall Attach the slat wall panel to the face of the core wall wit...

Page 30: ...ips head machine screws wherever there is a pre installed threaded insert in the side panel Use 8 x Phillips head wood screws to attach parts to the edge of the side panels Depending on the size of yo...

Page 31: ...ofile Installation Manual PROFILE INSTALLATION MANUAL Eaton com profile P a g e 29 Eaton s Profile Command Console Installation Manual Figure 37 10 x 3 8 Phillips head self tapping screws Retention cl...

Page 32: ...nge combinations styles Each style is defined by the height of the cap s two vertical flanges 1 2 or 2 The core wall s skin configuration will dictate the top cap style Normally a core side configured...

Page 33: ...female portion of each latch will be pre snapped onto the male portion for shipment Remove the female portions of the latches taking note of their orientation with respect to the male portions Snap t...

Page 34: ...s head clamping screws on each bracket See figures 41 and 42 Attach the slotted base plate to the middle of the core wall s top channel with 6 20 x hex head self tapping screws Depending on your confi...

Page 35: ...place tighten the 2 Phillips head clamping screws on each bracket See figure 44 60 and 72 sizes require 2 additional top cap support brackets at the center Locate each bracket 4 from the center of th...

Page 36: ...that match the most common core wall heights Vertical end trim panels are also available to finish off the ends of core walls that transition from one height to another To Install A Vertical End Trim...

Page 37: ...hex head self tapping screws see figure 48 Attach the end trim panel to the core with 20 x hex head self tapping screws see figure 49 Then attach the top plate to the privacy screen with 10 Phillips...

Page 38: ...A CPU Caddy Attach the side plate to the base core with 4 20 x hex head self tapping screws Position the plate so that the bottom of the plate is 2 from the floor A final minor height adjustment may...

Page 39: ...ront adjustable surface for keyboards The primary rear surface is always motorized however the secondary front surface may have either a motorized lift mechanism or a manually adjusted counterbalance...

Page 40: ...nic components and core skins Some corner sit to stand desks may have additional components such as manual counterbalance mechanisms for non motorized keyboard surfaces and cable management devices Ho...

Page 41: ...eg Assembly May not be required Refer to column 7 in table 53 Outer Lift Leg Assembly Style will vary Refer to column 6 in table 53 This skin may not be required Refer to column 11 in table 53 Skin Po...

Page 42: ...dentify the appropriate lift legs for each of your sit to stand desks A B C Figure 56 A Style In Line Dual Outer Lift Legs LH Assembly Shown Figure 57 B Style Single Outer Lift Legs LH Assembly Shown...

Page 43: ...ust be properly aligned and leveled Failure to properly align the walls can cause excessive stress on the desk s lift components resulting in poor performance and premature wear Before proceeding with...

Page 44: ...rews as shown in figure 63 A 2 1 2 inset is shown in this example c Install 2 10 x 3 8 Phillips head self tapping screws into the top of the lift leg face plate Leave the screws protruding about 1 16...

Page 45: ...E style center lift legs If your desk requires an F style center lift leg proceed to step 5b If your desk does not require a center lift leg at all proceed to step 6 b The upper and lower center lift...

Page 46: ...er lift leg refer to step 5a If your desk does not require a center lift leg at all proceed to step 6 b Attach the F style center lift leg assembly to the center of the middle core wall with 4 20 x he...

Page 47: ...f the lift motor The top of the strain relief should be flush with the top of the column See figure 68 The connectors for the outer rear lift motors should exit the motors towards the knee well of the...

Page 48: ...one model to another Use figures 70 through 73 along with the information found in column 16 of table 53 to identify the appropriate work surface support frame for each of your sit to stand desks Figu...

Page 49: ...to stand desk model Position the rear work surface support frame on top of the lift motor s aligning the correct holes with the lift motor s If you have difficulty in aligning the correct holes you ma...

Page 50: ...N THE ASSEMBLY DO NOT OMIT ANY SCREWS Step 9a Install The Front Work Surface Support Brackets This step only applies to corner sit to stand desks with motorized front work surfaces refer to column 5 i...

Page 51: ...pplies to corner sit to stand desks with motorized front work surfaces refer to column 5 in table 53 If your desk has a manually counterbalanced front work surface refer to step 11 to learn how to ins...

Page 52: ...hers and locknuts provided with the mechanism Then assemble nut covers onto the lock nuts b Place the counterbalance mechanism on the floor Adjust the paddle and knobs until all four mounting brackets...

Page 53: ...faces with 2 10 x 1 3 4 long Phillips head screws as shown in figure 81 The rear work surface control box mounts to the right hand work surface frame channel with its power receptacle pointing left to...

Page 54: ...t lift motors PEC60602 However some desks will only have 2 rear lift motors and or a manual counterbalanced front work surface with no lift motors Note the lift motor numbers in figure 82 connect the...

Page 55: ...and holding the down button The motors will automatically lower to their bottom most position if not already there then run upwards approx 3mm and then down again to their lowest position Only release...

Page 56: ...ges will refer to the information found in this table Step 1 Determine The Component Layout Of Your Linear Sit to Stand Desk Refer to table 84 and figure 85 to determine the layout of your linear sit...

Page 57: ...llation may include several different sit to stand desk models The lift legs can have minor variations from one model to another Use figures 86 and 87 and the information found in columns 5 and 6 of t...

Page 58: ...re 88 A 2 1 2 inset is shown in this example c Install 2 10 x 3 8 Phillips head self tapping screws into the top of the lift leg face plate Leave the screws protruding about 1 16 Engage the U slots in...

Page 59: ...e front lift motors if present on your desk should also exit the motors toward the knee well of the desk facing rearward See figure 91 Step 5 Visual Identification Of Primary Rear Work Surface Support...

Page 60: ...rt frame s end plates have several mounting hole options for alternate applications Choose the mounting holes that result in the offset shown in figure 94 Attach the work surface support frame s to th...

Page 61: ...eyboard surface with a manually adjusted counterbalance mechanism If your desk has a manually counterbalanced front work surface refer to step 9 to learn how to install the counterbalance mechanism Po...

Page 62: ...d locknuts provided with the mechanism Then assemble nut covers onto the lock nuts b Place the counterbalance mechanism on the floor Adjust the paddle and knobs until all four mounting brackets are al...

Page 63: ...l with its power receptacle pointing left towards the center of the desk The front control box mounts to the middle of the front work surface with its power receptacle pointing to the right Mount 1 bu...

Page 64: ...with both front and rear lift motors PEWS60303 However some desks will only have rear lift motors and or a manual counterbalanced front work surface with no lift motors Note the lift motor numbers in...

Page 65: ...ing and holding the down button The motors will automatically lower to their bottom most position if not already there then run upwards approx 3mm and then down again to their lowest position Only rel...

Page 66: ...combinations of core wall skins dockers and CPU caddies for each core wall size These arrangements will usually be found on the user side of the core wall structure below a work surface Figure 102 30...

Page 67: ...ROFILE INSTALLATION MANUAL Eaton com profile P a g e 65 Eaton s Profile Command Console Installation Manual Figure 104 42 Core configurations Figure 103 36 Core configurations 14 16 16 10 10 16 16 16...

Page 68: ...com profile P a g e 66 Eaton s Profile Command Console Installation Manual 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 10 10 10 10 Figure 106 60 Core configurations Figure 105 48 Core configurations 22 22 22 22 22 22 22...

Page 69: ...ual PROFILE INSTALLATION MANUAL Eaton com profile P a g e 67 Eaton s Profile Command Console Installation Manual 22 10 24 22 22 24 22 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 10 22 22 22 22 10 10 10 10 Figure...

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