2016 ATG. Signal Hill, CA 90755
(562) 424-1100 101016-rev04
Installation Guide
MultiMount
™
Thank you for selecting the MultiMount™ MM-022 speaker Mounting kit. This
mounting kit contains one speaker mount that positions speakers weighing up to
60 lb/27 kg. from most wall and ceiling structures. The MultiMount-022 simplifies
and speeds up wall and ceiling speaker installations while achieving a very
versatile range of speaker positioning.
MM-022
Note to installers:
Due to the wide variety of wall structures, materials and mounting
methods, these instructions assume that the installing contractor will exercise
proper judgment in selecting the mounting area and hardware.
As a guide, the installation, when complete should be capable of supporting
5 to 10 times the actual applied load. Always use a back-up safety system
such as a safety cable.
To assure a trouble free installation, read through and follow these
instructions carefully before beginning. If you have doubts about the integrity
of the structure you are mounting to or you are not sure about the proper
hardware to use, consult a structural and/or hardware specialist.
Be sure that all of the following items are included in this kit before
proceeding:
1 pc
Mounting plate
1 pc
Speaker adapter plate w/ tabs
1 pc
Support Arm Assy.
1 pc
Instruction sheet
1 pc
stop pin
Note: Screws and washers to attach speaker to adapter plate are not
included.
Step 1:
Disassemble the wall mount plate from the support arm by removing the 5/16”
hex bolt and pan locking washer (Figure 1).
Step 2: For Wall Mounting:
Attach the mounting plate to the wall with the open center slot towards the
ceiling using the appropriate hardware for the application (Figure 1). If in
doubt, consult a local hardware specialist. Make sure the stop pin is placed into
the lower center hole of the wall plate (Figure 2).
For Ceiling Mounting:
Predetermine the desired direction of the speaker. Attach the mounting plate to
the ceiling structure with the open center slot towards the speaker using the
appropriate hardware for the application.
Figure 1
