Figure 26. Drop-Stop Tabs (Highlighted) Snap Out Over C-Ring Support; Back Can Into The Ceiling - Community Distributed Design D4LP Installation And Operation Maintenance Owner's Manual

Note: Before sliding the back can into the
hole, slightly bend each Drop-Stop tab out-
ward from the back can approximately 1/2-
inch (12mm) so the Drop-Stop tabs protrude
and will fully engage the C-ring when the back
can is inserted into the ceiling cutout hole.
4. Slide the back can into the hole, align-
ing it so that its input terminal block OR its
knockout strain relief locations are consis-
Figure 26 Drop-Stop tabs (highlighted)
snap out over C-Ring Support
(Temporarily holds can in place even before
tent with the wiring distribution you have
you secure it with the steel mounting clamps)
mapped out. When you press the can fully
into place, the four spring-loaded Drop-Stop™
tabs will spread atop the C-ring, and you may
hear them "snap" into position; you can now
continue without having to hold the can in
place. See Figure 26.
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Note: If you're using loose wires, rather than
conduit, it of course makes sense to first
connect the wires to the terminal block atop
the can, and secure them with the top cover/
strain relief, before installing the can through
5. Locate the four Phillips-head can clamp
the cutout and into place in the C-Ring.
actuators around the perimeter of the back
can's front flange (see Figure 27). Using a
#2 Phillips screwdriver twist each actuator
clockwise until you feel resistance as the can
clamp presses against the ceiling.
Figure 27 Turning the can clamp
actuators clockwise securely locks the
6. This concludes a single back can installa-

back can into the ceiling

tion for a standard suspended ceiling. Repeat
for as many loudspeakers as you need to
install.
Refer to page 26 for instructions on install-
ing the loudspeaker into the back can.
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