Community Distributed Design Series
Installation and Operation Manual
Page 21
Figure 21 Internal Wiring Between Can Terminal Block and Loudspeaker
Internal wiring between
terminal block and plug-in
connector to loudspeaker
(factory wired) Red arrows
point to the jumpers between
the pairs of (+) and (-) terminals
in the highlighted area of this
image
View of 6 5
”
loudspeaker
showing the location of the
socket for the wiring connector
from the back can
Close-up view of socket for the
wiring connector from the back
can
Connect the plug from the can
(or from the conduit wiring, see
Figure 22) to this socket on the
loudspeaker assembly
The loudspeaker is now
connected to the wires from the
can and is ready to mount in the
can
Note: It should be obvious
that in these photos the
loudspeaker and can are
not in place in a ceiling,
but instead are arranged
for photographic conve-
nience.
Note:
All electrical installation connections for loudspeaker lines are subject to
all applicable governmental building and fire codes. The selection of appropriate
electrical hardware to interface with the Distributed Design Series loudspeaker lies
solely with the installation professional. Community recommends that an appro-
priately licensed engineer, electrician, or other professional identify and select the
appropriate conduit, fittings, wire, etc. for the installation.
connect the next cable to the remaining
(+) and (-) terminals. There is no need to
connect jumpers or try to stuff two wires
into one terminal block port because each
pair of (+) and each pair of (-) terminals
is directly jumpered together on the input
connector as well as internally on the PC
board. Due to this internal jumper on the
connector, the parallel connection will be
maintained even if the input connector
comes unplugged from the loudspeaker’s PC
board. See Figure 21.
