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SONANCE CINEMA®CEILING SPEAKERS
Before Installation
NOTE: ALL CINEMA CEILING SERIES SPEAKER MODELS HAVE THE
SAME INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS.
1. Determine the location for the speaker (see Speaker
Placement, on page 1).
2. Perform an obstruction survey to be certain that there are no
studs, conduit, pipes, heating ducts, or air returns in the ceiling
cavity that will interfere with the speaker.
3. The cutout for Cinema Ceiling speakers is
12
3
/
8" x 12
3
/
8”
(314mm x 314mm).
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must be at least 7
9
/
16” (192mm) depth within the
ceiling cavity for the speaker.
4. In ceilings with standard 2 x 10, 2 x 12, TJI 110, or TJI 210
joist construction, the RotoLock clamps will deploy without
requiring modification (see Figure 4). The maximum ceiling
material thickness in this application is 1¼” (32mm).
5. In ceilings with TJI 230, 360 and 560 joist construction you will
need to remove the caps of the RotoLock clamps to allow the
deployed clamps to clear the joists (see Figure 5). The maximum
ceiling material thickness in this application is
5
/
8” (16mm).
To remove the clamp caps, use a small screwdriver to gently
release the two locking levers (Figure 6, left). Then remove
the caps from the clamps (Figure 6, right).
6. Position the included mounting cutout template where the
speaker is to be located and pencil an outline on the ceiling.
7. Cut the mounting hole using a keyhole or drywall saw,
and run the speaker wire from the mounting hole to the
amplifier location.
IMPORTANT: CONSULT LOCAL BUILDING CODES BEFORE RUNNING
SPEAKER WIRES THROUGH CEILINGS AND WALLS
.
Installation
Sonance Cinema Ceiling Series speakers feature an integral
RotoLock
®
mounting system for quick mounting directly into
existing ceilings.
1. Strip ¼” – ½” of insulation from each speaker lead. Twist the
strands or tin the exposed wire with solder to ensure that there
are no stray strands. (Stray strands that touch each other can
cause a short-circuit that can damage the amplifier.)
2. The speaker’s connector posts are spring-loaded.
Push the top of each connector post down to open the
connector and insert the exposed wires into the holes in the
posts. The speaker’s positive post is labeled with a red dot;
the negative post is labeled with a black dot. Double-check
that you connected amplifier “+” to speaker “+” and
amplifier “–” to speaker “–”. (See Figure 7.)
FIGURE 7: CONNECTING THE SPEAKER WIRE