Middle Atlantic L5KBB2SEHA3ZP002 Preconfigured Lectern with Turret Top
Overview
The Middle Atlantic L5KBB2SEHA3ZP002 is a preconfigured lectern from the L5 Series, sized at 33 inches wide by 31 inches deep by 39 inches tall (838 x 787 x 991 mm). It ships in a Sota style finish with a turret top surface configuration — the turret top provides a stepped or angled presentation surface suited to AV control and display integration at the presenter position. Steel and wood construction gives it the structural rigidity needed to support rack-mounted AV equipment internally while maintaining the finished appearance expected in boardrooms, training rooms, and higher-education lecterns. Four caster wheels allow repositioning without a lift crew — a practical requirement in multipurpose rooms where the lectern moves between setups. Drawers are included, providing enclosed storage for remotes, cables, and presenter accessories without cluttering the top surface. No built-in display is included, so the AV integrator specifies the display separately.
Compatibility
This unit is part of Middle Atlantic's L5 Series preconfigured furniture line, designed to accept Middle Atlantic's standard rack sections and AV equipment integration hardware. The lectern is configured for HIG (High) height positioning and is intended for use with standard 19-inch rack-mount AV components — amplifiers, switchers, control processors — installed within the enclosure. Verify internal rack unit (RU) capacity and shelf configurations against the current Middle Atlantic L5 Series configuration guide before specifying AV gear loadouts, as internal layout varies by preconfigured SKU. The Sota style finish should be confirmed against the installation environment's furniture spec prior to order — Middle Atlantic offers multiple finish families and the Sota finish may not match all existing room furnishings.
Installation Notes
Four caster wheels are factory-installed. Confirm floor load ratings for the installation environment when the lectern will be loaded with heavy rack equipment. Casters provide mobility but are not a substitute for anchoring in seismically rated installations — check local code requirements before deployment in applicable zones.
