INSTALLATION/OWNER'S MANUAL
EIC6 / EIW6
In-Ceiling / In-Wall Loudspeakers
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EIC6 / EIW6 INTRODUCTION
These Element speakers were designed and manufactured
to deliver refined music reproduction and vivid home
theater excitement. Please take a moment to read this
manual before installing the speakers. The information
provided will help obtain optimal performance.
Proof of purchase is required for warranty service. Please
keep the original sales receipt showing the date of purchase
in the event the product requires service.
Model:
Dealer Name:
Dealer Phone:
Purchase Date:
Note: Keep your original sales receipt or a photo copy with
this installation/owner’s manual.
Introduction
Warranty Coverage
Purchase Record
Introduction
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EIC6 / EIW6 PLACEMENT
Mounting Considerations
Sound Coverage
Audio Imaging
Element architectural speakers are designed to work within
nearly all interior decorating schemes where in-wall or flush
mounting is feasible.
Wall mounted and ceiling mounted speakers should be
installed away from corners or intersecting walls, and
should be directly adjacent to the listening area. This
placement gives the best audio imaging. Position speakers
symmetrically for best results.
Use this installation option if the speakers are intended to be
used as an intercom-based music system.
Typical ceiling speakers should not be spaced greater then
two times (x2) the ceiling height. Measure from floor to
ceiling and multiply by two.
For example, in a room with an 8-foot ceiling, speakers
should be spaced no more than 16 feet apart. This
placement results in a coverage area of 500 square feet.
# of
Speakers
Ceiling
Height
8' 9' 10' 11' 12'
1 250 325 400 485 575
2 500 650 800 970 1150
3 750 975 1200 1450 2300
4 1000 1300 1600 1930 2875
5 1250 1625 2000 2410 3450
6 1500 1950 2400 2890 4025
Note: Refer to the intercom owners’ manual to determine
the correct impedance loading for multiple speakers.
Ceiling or wall speakers can be used as pairs for stereo or
in multiples for 5.1 to 7.1 multi-channel applications. Place
the stereo or front left and right speakers as directionally
balanced as possible to the primary listening area.
Speaker Placement
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