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Mounting procedure

 

 

 

Cut a hole using the template on the reverse side of this instruction. If you work carefully 
and do not exceed the tolerance of 5 mm, the frame will fully roof the edges of the cut 
and there will be no need to fill it with plaster. As it is possible to cut a more perfect hole in 
the plasterboard, it is advisable to make it 5 mm smaller: 105 (205) x 215 mm. 
 
As to the plasterboard, it is advisable to cut the holes for each box like this:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Conventional wall:

 

drill holes for wall dowels (Ø 8 mm) – use the template or directly the box. Insert the 

dowels in the holes. 

 

External insulation:

 

Proceed as above. The dowels have to be fitted right in the wall; if the insulation 

layer is thicker than 50 mm, longer screws are necessary, however, these are not a part of delivery. For 
example, use 4.5 x 90 mm screws for 100 mm thick insulation.

 

 

Gypsum plasterboard:

 

Do not use screws; the sides of the box are equipped with flippers.

 

Make a hole in the box to pull wires through (telephone, power supply, 
electric lock etc.). When mounting more than two modules, make side holes 
in the box to pull connecting cables through. 

WARNING!!!  This  small  cut  (see  the  arrows)  for  the 
microphone has to be on the LOWER side!!! 

 

 

 

      

 

 

 

Only with roof: 

Remove the protection sheet on the inner sides of the roof and 
insert the countersink box. Then work with this unit. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Conventional wall, external insulation:

 

insert the box (or box with roof) in 

the cut in the wall and screw up. Before tightening the screws, adjust the sides 
of the box vertically. We recommend to fasten the big box, ref. no. 9135352E, 
with four screws ( holes in the corners of the box).  

 

Gypsum plasterboard:

 

Secure the box by turning the flippers (see the picture). 

We recommend to protect the box from displacement with suitable glue (e.g. 
silicon sealant. For plasterboard thicker than 12.5 mm, adjust the flippers or use 
only glue. 

 

 

 

 

Only with roof:

  

If you also mount the roof, seal its upper 
and side edges to the wall; use silicon 
sealant (see the picture).

 

 

Silicone 

 

If the cut in the wall is not accurate and perfect, it is advisable to repair the edges with plaster. 

 

Screws M4x10 mm attached to the bottom of the box are devised to mount Helios in the box.

 

 

Outdoor mounting rules - obligatory: 

 

Always connect the backlight – it serves to equipment heating. 

 

Water must not flow in along or around the cables. 

 

Before closing the cover, carefully check all wires inside the cover for perfect closing  

 

Remember to tighten both screws for mounting to wall 

 

Make sure that all of the three loudspeaker holder feet fit into the board holes. A correct loudspeaker position is 
necessary for a proper function of the seal. 

 

Make sure that the silicone seal (tube on the upper face) is in place after installation. 

 

Remember to tighten all of the four corner screws after electrical installation to make the loudspeaker seal fit 
perfectly. Otherwise, water might get into the electronic part! 

Caution 

When  the  above  mentioned  precautions  are  not  met,  water  might  get  in  and  destroy  the  electronics.  It  is 
because  the  communicator  circuits  are  under  continuous  voltage  and  water  infiltration  causes  an  electro-
chemical reaction. The manufacturer’s warranty shall be void for products damaged in this way! 

Summary of Contents for 9135351E

Page 1: ...l cut 110 x 220 x 50 5 mm Wall mounting with roof Ref No 9135352E Box for wall mounting with frame for 2 modules Size 225 x 235 x 46 mm Wall cut 210 x 220 x 50 5 mm Ref No 9135362E Box for wall mounting with roof for 2 modules Roof size width x height x depth 229 x 240 x 41 mm Wall cut 210 x 220 x 50 5 mm Cut sizes for sets of 3 8 modules module count 3 m 4 m 5 m 6 m 7 m 8 m Box for 2 modules numb...

Page 2: ... vertically We recommend to fasten the big box ref no 9135352E with four screws holes in the corners of the box Gypsum plasterboard Secure the box by turning the flippers see the picture We recommend to protect the box from displacement with suitable glue e g silicon sealant For plasterboard thicker than 12 5 mm adjust the flippers or use only glue Only with roof If you also mount the roof seal it...

Page 3: ... the steps included in the subsection dedicated to name plate removal Make sure that the cover fits well and is perfectly flat If its bottom part is loose the mounting wall is probably uneven Support the corners to avoid 2N Helios IP bending Caution An improper mounting may significantly deteriorate the button function A poor outdoor mounting may cause water in leak and damage to the electronics M...

Page 4: ...tion the plastic cover may catch the support brim see the arrow and if treated roughly lead to component deformations Leakage may arise see the upper arrow Properly tightened screw RIGHT The seal touches the plastic cover Water flows out through a small hole not shown in the figure Note Water does not affect the loudspeaker Mylar membrane ...

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