TruAudio Thin-Ceiling-P User Manual

User Manual - THIN Series
Thin-Ceiling Architectural Speaker
Thank you for purchasing this Thin-Ceiling
TruAudio product. This series of speakers way
specifically designed for shallow and concrete
installations. Like all of our products, if installed
correctly, these speakers will bring you years of
outstanding audio and video listening. Please
make sure you take the time to read the complete
instruction manual before starting the installation
Features
• Shallow full range speaker (2 3/8", 60mm with
backbox)
• Backbox included
• Frameless Ghost style grill
• Designed to install into conduit boxes like
Spelsberg IBTronicsXL
Unpacking and Inspection
These in-ceiling loudspeakers are packaged
extremely well to make sure no damage occurs
during shipping. Carefully open the box and
remove the speakers. Inspect them immediately
for any kind of damage. The speakers should have
left our warehouse in perfect condition so any
damage must be reported to your dealer or to
TruAudio right away.
Thin-Ceiling-P
Choosing the Speaker Location
Before you install your speakers you should take
careful consideration their location. Make sure to
note location of lighting fixtures, electrical, plumbing
and any other obstructions. If the house was
pre-wired at construction time, make sure you know
where the speaker cable is located in the wall or
ceiling.
Preparation before Speaker Installation
If your installation was pre-wired for speakers at
construction time. After the drywall is installed and
the hole is cut, the speaker is then easily installed.
Once the hole is cut in the drywall or concrete
conduit box the pre-wired speaker cable should be
somewhere near the hole.
If the speaker hole has not been cut from the
drywall please read the following instructions:
If the house is at the point of actual "Speaker
installation", speaker cable should already be run to
each speaker location even if the hole is not cut.
Find the location to where the speaker wire was
pre-wired to. Check the area for obstructions such
as plumbing, heating ducts or electrical wiring.
Locate the wood studs or joists nearest the desired
location and make sure they will not interfere with
speaker location. Use the supplied speaker cutout