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• It is now safe to release the speaker enclosure and verify the
stability and security of the installation.
Attaching a safety bridle
If the CT28 speaker enclosure has been equipped with swivel hoist rings
for a redundant safety bridle (steel wire rope), these must be attached to
the external anchor before concluding the installation.
ATTENTION
A redundant safety must be anchored to a point higher than the
enclosure and, where possible, to a separate structural member than
the Bracket. If the secondary safety bridle must be anchored using
a fastener to the same structural member as the Bracket, its anchor
must be installed at least one speaker-length away from the anchors
holding the Bracket. Use only steel wire ropes or steel chains that
conform to applicable regulations or norms in terms of construction
and Working Load Limit. These must be of proper length and installed
in such a position as to prevent the enclosure from falling more than
20 cm in the case of failure of the Bracket or the structure to which
it is installed.
In most cases of wall mounting a single CT28 enclosure, the use of a
two-leg safety bridle will provide sufficient redundant safety. The legs
of the bridle must be steel wire rope, with thimbles and each with a
Working Load Limit rated at least 2.5x the weight of the enclosure. The
legs can be permanently closed and swaged through the hoist rings, or
attached with rated shackles or locking carabiners. Carefully review third-
party manufacturers' documentation to assure that the bridle and all its
components are certified for the proper load limit with the required Safety
Factor. The length, material and termination on the sling that attaches
the bridle to the anchor point will obviously depend on the requirements
of the structure or point to which it will be anchored.
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Figure 128. An example of a steel wire rope safety
bridle attached using carabiners.
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