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AH Series Stadium Subwoofer
SUSPENDED INSTALLATION VIA EYEBOLTS (INCLUDED)
Using
⁄
" Diameter Wire Rope
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Note: Use of
⁄
" load rated wire rope is suggested to provide a static working load limit of 1400lbs (635kg)
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4
and moving load limit of 875lbs (397kg) per point.
to 400lbs (181kg) static, and 250lbs (113kg) moving.
Considerations for overhead suspension using AH Series eyebolts and wire rope:
1. Always apply the load to the eye in the plane of the eye.
2. Always use shoulder eyebolts for angular lifts.
3. Always tighten eyebolts securely against the load.
4. Apply first load to test the assembly. This load should be of equal or greater weight than the loads
expected in use.
5. Use wire rope compression fittings & thimbles whenever possible and prepare terminations only
as instructed by the manufacturer.
6. If wire rope clips are used, check and retighten to the manufacturer's recommended torque.
Eyebolt Working Load Limits
⁄
" Shank (Provided with AHSUB15-BSG)
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4
90˚ angle: 650lbs (295kg)
60˚ angle: 420lbs (191kg)
45˚ angle: 195lbs (88kg)
Less than 45˚ angle: 160lbs (73kg)
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⁄
" cable is not recommended as load limits are reduced
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AHSUB15S
1601 Jack McKay Blvd. • Ennis, Texas 75119 U.S.A.
Telephone: 800.876.3333 • Fax: 800.765.3435
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Specifications are subject to change without notice.
Owner's Manual
90˚
60˚
0 ANGLE
45˚
LESS THAN
45 DEGREE
ANGLE
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