SecurityTronix SD-LPSPKR-6.5 User Manual
UNDERPOWERING VS. OVERPOWERING
SD-LPSPKR-6.5 User Manual
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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing this Symphonic Designs SD-LPSPKR-6.5 outdoor speaker. Please read these instructions carefully before installation.
IMPORTANT: Symphonic Designs has made every eort to provide accurate and
detailed instructions for this product’s installation and use. Should you have any
questions or doubts about the correct way to wire or use this speaker, please call
Symphonic Designs’ tech support at 610 429-1821. Choose “3” for tech support,
then choose “5” for Symphonic Designs and other NACE Brands.
Read these instructions carefully before installation or use of this product
1) When these speakers are installed outdoors, unsure that the wiring is properly
routed, concealed or buried, to ensure that it is not cut by typical landscaping
maintainenance.
2) Ensure the speakers sit rmly where placed and cannot tip over.
3) Turn down the volume level when switching inputs to the amplier.
4) Do not use any chemical solvents to clean the speaker. Use only a damp cloth
with mild cleanser.
Direct burial wire or conduit
In most cases, direct burial of the wire to the speaker should suce.
It may be necessary to use conduit to protect the speaker cable from
the elements. Always check with your local building and electrical codes
to ensure you are in compliance.
Connections can be protected using one of the following methods:
Solder wires together and use waterproof heat shrink tubing to seal them.
Use weatherproof wire connectors.
Make connections with immersion-resistant crimp splices
Use Ggrease wire caps.
Connection
This speaker can be congured for use with 8 ohm ampliers or 70V / 100V
ampliers. If using a 70V / 100V amp, use the black wire as common and then
the appropriate colored wire to match the power and voltage of the amplier.
If using an 8 ohm amplier, cut the red and white wires where they join, then
use the BLACK wire for common and the RED wire for Positive.
Precautions
* Most speaker damage is caused by using an amplier with too little power.
* An overdriven amplier clips the signal, sending distortion to the speakers.
* Clipping is usually audible; distortion and clicks can be heard.
* If you hear clipping, turn down the source material until the clipping stops.
*Damage caused by improper use or powering of the speakers is not covered
by the warranty.
Symphonic Designs www.symphonicdesigns.com 800 429-1821 press 3, then 4
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