Outdoor Projection All-in-One — Installation & Care Guide

Site Selection

• Confirm the projection distance and surface with a coverage drawing before ordering hardware
• Prefer mounting positions with natural shelter (eaves, niches) even though the housing is IP65
• Avoid pointing the lens toward traffic roads or reflective glass

Mounting & Power

• Use the engineered bracket supplied with the unit; verify wind-load suitability for open façades
• Provide a dedicated power feed with surge protection
• Route cables with drip loops so water never travels along the cable into connectors

Periodic Care

• Monthly: inspect the lens window and clean with a soft damp cloth if needed
• Quarterly: check seals, drainage holes and bracket torque
• Seasonally: verify remote monitoring reports (temperature, status) show normal values

Remote Management

Use the built-in management system for scheduled on/off, status polling and alerts — this is the primary maintenance tool and removes the need for routine physical checks. See also the troubleshooting checklist for shared issues.