Flying Ct28 From A Truss Or Batten - 1 Sound Contour Series Manual

THE CONTOUR CT28 RIGGING SYSTEM

Flying CT28 from a truss or batten

Once the CT28 has been equipped with the Contour Rigging System
and anchors for a saftety bridle, it can be flown from a variety of third-
party or customized installation systems, as well as from trussing or
battens using appropriately-rated truss clamps. The mounting yoke of
the Rigging System will accept a bolt, post, stud or spigot that can pass
though a 16.67 mm (0,66") hole and that can be properly and safely
secured in a space of less than 25 mm (~1").
Figure 75. The available height for bolt-on or post
mounts inside the mounting yoke of the Contour
Rigging System.
Figure 76. The hole in the mounting yoke for
coupling with third-party suspension systems.
Notice: 1 Sound cannot be held responsible for any rigging
equipment and accessories that are not manufactured or directly
provided by 1 Sound. It is the responsibility of the installer to
verify that the rated and certified Working Load Limit (including
required Factor of Safety) of all additional rigging equipment
is greater than the total weight of the entire system including
cables and accessories. This includes all hoists, winches, lifters,
elevators, towers, ground-supports, trussing, chains, safety
cables, clamps, webbing and any other component used in a
flown deployment of this system.
ATTENTION
Flown deployment of this system must only be designed and carried
out by rigging professionals who are appropriately certified according
to local or national norms and have received specific training relative
to this system. All local and national norms, regulations and guidelines
must be followed during the installation and removal procedures and
for the entire duration of an installation of this system.
To fly CT28 from truss or batten, we recommend the use of a standard
medium- or heavy-duty, bolt-mount, half coupler (cheeseborough clamp)
with the appropriate clamping diameter for the truss or batten involved.
The coupling post, bolt or captive bolt on the half coupler should be no
smaller that M12 (~½ in) and can be no larger than M16 (~5/8 in).
Important: Half couplers are generally available in specific
clamping diameters that correspond to the common diameters
of battens and trussing members. WHEN USING THIS TYPE
OF CLAMP IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT THE CLAMP SIZE
CORRESPONDS TO THE DIAMETER OF THE BATTEN, PIPE
OR TRUSS CHORD IN USE.
Figure 77. Half coupler bolt dimensions.
Figure 78. Mounting
(cheeseborough) truss clamp to the Contour
Rigging System.
a half coupler