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1. CCM6 Carton Contents
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CCM6 Series speaker assembly (baffle, frame and
bezel, grille)
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Cut-out template
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Paint mask
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Document pack containing Quick Start Guide and
Warranty information
Environmental Information
All Bowers & Wilkins products are
designed to comply with international
directives on the Restriction of Hazardous
Substances (RoHS) in electrical and electronic
equipment and the disposal of Waste Electrical
and Electronic Equipment (WEEE). These symbols
indicate compliance and that the products must be
appropriately recycled or processed in accordance
with these directives. Consult your local waste disposal
authority for guidance.
2. CCM6 Series Basics
CCM662, CCM663, CCM664,
CCM665, CCM663SR, CCM664SR
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Ø 202mm (8in)
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CCM6 Series ceiling mount speakers comprise a
baffle carrying the speaker drivers and crossover,
a mounting frame (with integrated bezel), and a
magnetically secured grille. The frame is connected
via side mounted terminals to the speaker cables, with
the baffle connecting automatically as it is inserted in
the frame.
Note: A square grille is optionally available for
CCM6 Series speakers. Contact your local
Bowers & Wilkins retailer for more information.
CCM6 Series speakers require ceiling aperture
dimensions described in the following table:
Model
CCM662
CCM663
CCM664
CCM665
CCM663SR
CCM664SR
CCM682
CCM683
CCM684
202mm (8in)
Aperture Diameter
202mm (8 in)
202mm (8 in)
202mm (8 in)
202mm (8 in)
202mm (8 in)
202mm (8 in)
251mm (9.9 in)
251mm (9.9 in)
251mm (9.9 in)
CCM682, CCM683, CCM684
Ø 251mm (9.9in)
251mm (9.9in)
All CCM6 Series speakers require clear depth behind
the sheetrock (plasterboard) of 140mm (5.51 in). The
diagrams above illustrate these dimensions.
Note: If CCM6 Series speakers are to be installed
in "new build" projects, pre-mount kits and back
boxes are available. Contact your local Bowers &
Wilkins retailer for more information.
Before installing CCM6 Series speakers you should
ensure that the ceiling locations chosen are free of
obstructions such as pipe work, ducting or wiring that
will interfere with the installation. In existing dry-wall
construction, use a stud-finding tool to help you map
the ceiling construction and a pipe detector to scan the
proposed installation locations.
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