NaoDec — Department Store Display Setup: Team Notes

Purpose: Internal briefing explaining how every number in the store-facing requirements document was derived: the reasoning, sources, and revision history behind the figures.

Companion document: NaoDec_Display_Setup_Requirements.md v1.7 (2026-07-22) — send that one to the store; use this one internally.

1. Executive Summary

QuestionAnswer
Power requirement~1.0 kW continuous (1.25× of ~792 W current draw), ~1.37 kW transient peak
Main input220 V single-phase, dedicated 16 A circuit (TIS 166-2549)
Operating pattern10 hrs/day (not 24/7) → no backup power needed; ~7.9 kWh/day
Total floor area4 m × 5.5 m (22 m²) allocated; structure occupies a 3×3 m zone within it
Structure size3 m × 3 m × 2.5 m (W×L×H) — fits under the 2.75 m minimum ceiling with ~0.25 m margin
Structural design load~345 kg over the structure’s 9 m² footprint ≈ 38 kg/m² (including occupant rated maximum 100 kg)
Logistics bottleneckChair platform (1.91 m × 1.82 m) — largest single component; confirm elevator/door clearance before committing to elevator delivery
Biggest open itemElevator/gate/trolley specifications from the store — not yet known

2. Space & Structure

The structure height sits exactly at the template’s “>2.5 m mandatory stability-certification” threshold, not strictly over it. Certification is still recommended because the structure is occupied and carries a ~345 kg load.

3. Power Requirement — Full Derivation

The rule: Provisioning target = 1.25× the current setup’s continuous operating draw, main input 220 V single-phase, 10 hrs/day operation (so no backup power requirement).

3.1 Connected-load inventory (every device, AC mains draw)

#ItemTypicalRated/PeakBasis
AControl box — LED strips (1,740× WS2815 @ 15 mA/px full white) + 5 V logic + scent controller~387 W~387 WAudited 329 W DC ÷ 0.85 PSU efficiency
BMac mini (media/show host)~65 W~90 WApple-silicon typical
COperator monitor~50 W~50 W24–27″ desktop display
D2× cooling fans @ 38 W~76 W~76 WNameplate (measured)
EMedia playback controller (standalone, 5 V/2 A adapter)~12 W~12 WBuild docs
FWondom GAB8 amp on Mean Well LRS-350-24 (drives 6 speakers + 4 transducers)~120 W~400 WPSU ceiling; typical ≈ ⅓
GEdifier T5 active subwoofer (70 W RMS)~70 W~100 WManufacturer spec
HRouter — ASUS RT-AX1800HP (in controller unit)~12 W~18 WTypical 12 V/1.5 A adapter class
Continuous subtotal (A–H)~792 W~1,133 W
IChair recline actuator (Perfect Chair PC-610)0 W idle~120 WIntermittent — moves for seconds only
JTable height-adjust actuator0 W idle~120 WIntermittent

Notes: The six speakers and four chair transducers are passive, driven by the GAB8 (item F), not separate loads. The vertex-strip 12 VDC power injection redistributes existing current, adding no new load. The full-white LED figure (15 mA/px) is already the worst case.

3.2 The 1.25× calculation

Current continuous draw:      792 W
1.25× design target:          792 × 1.25 = 990 W  ≈  1.0 kW
Worst-case transient:         1,133 W (all rated max) + 240 W (both actuators) = 1,373 W ≈ 1.37 kW

Converted to current @ 220 V single-phase (power factor ≈ 0.9 assumed):

ConditionPowerCurrent
Continuous operating792 W~4.0 A
1.25× target (the deliverable)990 W~5.0 A
Worst-case transient1,373 W~6.9 A

Daily energy: 792 W × 10 h ≈ ~7.9 kWh/day (~238 kWh/month).

3.3 Circuit recommendation

Provide one dedicated 16 A, 220 V single-phase circuit (TIS 166-2549 socket), running at only ~28% load at the 1.25× target. It comfortably absorbs the 1.37 kW transient plus actuator/SMPS inrush. A 20 A circuit also works if the store prefers more margin. Add surge protection, an accessible kill switch, and a fused sub-distribution at the operator station feeding the control box (which keeps its own 10 A MCB + inrush limiter), AV/host station, GAB8 24 V PSU, subwoofer, and both actuators.

3.4 What we couldn’t get better numbers for

Neither the GAB8 amp nor the Edifier T5 publish typical AC consumption. Manufacturers specify RMS output and recommended PSU rating; actual draw is program-dependent. The GAB8 manual recommends the Mean Well LRS-350-24/N2 — the PSU already chosen — confirming it is correctly matched. The ~120 W (GAB8) and ~70 W (T5) figures are engineering estimates, cited to manufacturer sources.

4. Structural Weight — Full Derivation and Revision History

Different totals in old messages reflect three tracked revisions:

StageTotalWhat changed
1~290 kgOriginal figure as stated
2~305 kgSwitched occupant from an assumed average adult (~75 kg) to the rated maximum (100 kg) — the correct structural-design basis
3~345 kgItemized previously unaccounted LED tubes, edge covers, vertex units, and speakers (~30 kg), and corrected the chair weight to confirmed 40 kg

Current design total: use ~345 kg.

4.1 Itemized breakdown

ItemWeight
11× pentagon panel @ ~6 kg~66 kg
Structure platform (1× door step 18 kg + 4× side 6.2 kg)~42.8 kg
Chair platform (pentagon, 1.91 × 1.82 m)~50 kg
Plastic pallet~5 kg
Chair — Perfect Chair PC-61040 kg
LED tubes (30 × 100 g)3 kg
Edge covers (30 × 200 g)6 kg
Vertex units (20 × 400 g)8 kg
Speakers with mounts (6 × 1,000 g)6 kg
Above four rows + wiring/cable allowance, rounded~30 kg
Occupant — rated maximum, not average100 kg
Edifier T5 subwoofer (published spec)~8.6 kg
Total≈ 342 kg → use ~345 kg (rounded for margin)

Floor loading: 345 kg / 9 m² ≈ 38 kg/m² — trivial against a typical retail floor rating of 500–800 kg/m², but still needs sign-off from the actual store engineer.

Chair capacity cross-check: the Perfect Chair PC-610 is rated for occupants up to ~181 kg (400 lb), above the 100 kg design cap.

Excluded: operator table (~15 kg), controller unit, Mac mini, and monitor. These sit outside the 3×3 m structure footprint.

5. Logistics & Move-In

5.1 Component schedule (for trolley/elevator/dock planning)

ComponentQtySizeWeight
Pentagon panel111.69 × 1.61 × 0.03 m~6 kg each
Chair platform11.91 × 1.82 m, 0.23 m tall~50 kg
Structure platform — door step10.35 × 0.7 × 0.15 m18 kg
Structure platform — side40.10 × 0.7 × 0.15 m6.2 kg each
Chair (PC-610)11.09 × 0.79 × 1.19 m (extends to 1.60 m)40 kg
Table10.6 × 1.2 × 0.8 m~15 kg
Pallet11.1 × 1.1 × 0.16 m~5 kg
Key finding: Weight is not the constraint; size is. The chair platform’s 1.91 m × 1.82 m footprint (diagonal ≈ 2.64 m) is the largest component and may not fit an elevator or standard doorway flat. Confirm actual elevator cab/door dimensions before committing to elevator delivery; freight lift, wide-corridor routing, or sectional shipping may be needed.

5.2 Logistics questions still open with the store

6. Open Items

From the store (cannot be resolved by us)

From us / needs physical measurement, not more research

7. Sources