Installation On A Wall Mounting - Omnitronic KB-208A User Manual

Installation of the speaker system
Caution: The loads have to be installed in a balanced way. The carrying capacity of the stand or speaker
stand must never be exceeded!
Install the speaker system via the flange on the speaker stand or via the TV pin on the stand.
Make sure that the maximum lifting height of the tube is never exceeded.
Lifted telescopic tubes always have to be secured with a secondary securing!

5.5 Installation on a wall mounting

Suitable wall mountings:
Wall-mounting for Speakers w. flange
Wall-mounting XY for Speakers w. flange No. 60004620
The wall mounting's maximum service life must never be exceeded.
A safety rope which already hold the strain of a crash or which is defective must not be used again.
The speaker system must always be secured via an appropriate eye-bolt.
Procedure:
Step 1: On the wall-mounting, there are holes for the installation.
Step 2: Hold the wall mounting onto the location where it is to be installed.
Step 3: Mark the boreholes with a pen or a suitable tool.
Step 4: Drill the holes.
Step 5: Hold the wall mounting in the desired position and tighten the screws.
Step 6: Install the speaker on the wall-mounting.
No. 60004610
Before attaching the speaker system, make sure that the installation area
can hold a minimum point load of 5 times the speaker system's weight.
The wall mounting must be installed out of the reach of people.
The durability of the installation depends very much on the material used at
the installation area (building material) such as wood, concrete, gas
concrete, brick etc. This is why the fixing material must be chosen to suit
the wall material. Always ask a specialist for the correct plug/screw
combination indicating the maximum load and the building material.
The wall mounting must always be installed via all fixation holes. Do only
use appropriate screws and make sure that the screws are properly
connected with the ground.
Appropriate eye-bolts:
Eye-bolt M8 No. 30001165
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