Installation Precautions; Installation Notes - Electro-Voice Sx600 User Manual

Installation Precautions

This document details general mounting practices appropriate to the
entertainment industry, as they would apply to the mounting of Electro-
Voice Sx600 loudspeaker systems. It is intended to familiarize the reader
with mounting hardware and techniques for suspending Sx600 loud-
speaker systems overhead. Only persons with the knowledge of proper
hardware and safe mounting techniques should attempt to suspend any
sound systems overhead. Prior to suspending any Electro-Voice Sx600
loudspeaker systems overhead, it is essential that the user be familiar
with the strength ratings, mounting techniques and special safety consid-
erations outlined in this manual. The mounting techniques and practices
recommended in this manual are, of necessity, in general terms to
accommodate the many variations in mounting configurations. As such,
the user is expressly responsible for the safety of all specific Sx600
loudspeaker mounting configurations as implemented in practice.
The Sx600 SuperSAM
Sx600 Speaker System only. Do not use it for any other purpose. Never
set anything on, or hang anything from, the Sx600 SuperSAM
using it for the Sx600 Speaker System.

Installation Notes

The Sx600PI weighs in at 63 lb (28.6 kg.) and the Sx600PIX at 81 lb
(36.8 kg).
The SuperSAM is made of tough 6061T6 aluminum, and the actual
mounting bracket is stainless steel. DO NOT WELD. Consult and follow
all applicable codes and procedures. Use only ½ inch diameter
mounting bolts, 4 per bracket minimum. (all 6 is recommended) When
mounting outdoors, remember to allow for wind, snow and ice load. Do
not locate the Sx600 where it may be subjected to water or snow run-off
from roofs, gutters, etc. Never mount an Sx600 on its side.
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Mounting System is intented to support the
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It is the installer’s responsibility to insure that the mounting
surface is stable and sufficiently strong to support the
weight of the unit(s) being mounted.
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