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AIR

®

 2-Way Surface Mount Outdoor Speakers

quickstart guide 

AIR_SR4/SR6/SR8

www.crestron.com

888.273.7876

201.767.3400

Specifications subject to 
change without notice.

AIR_SR4/SR6/SR8

QUICKSTART DOC. 7129B (2029452)    08.13

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1

Installation

Front View 
(Grill Removed)

2

Physical Views (AIR_SR8 Shown)

10.73 in

(273 mm)

2.16 in

(55 mm)

Side View 

Rear View  
(Mounting Bracket 
Removed)

6.94 in

(177 mm)

9.05 in

(230 mm)

Bottom View 

9.57 in

(244 mm)

13.31 in

(338 mm)

NOTE:

  Before starting installation, ensure the wall and wall material are capable of supporting the 

combined weight of the speakers and the wall mount assemblies. Refer to section 

 

"Specifications" 

for weights. 

AIR

®

 speakers by Crestron

®

 offer superior sound quality and flexible  

installation in a range of popular sizes for all types of indoor and outdoor 
applications. Solid construction and high end components are hallmarks 
of the complete AIR speaker line. Each AIR model provides a pair of 
weatherized 2-way surface mount outdoor loudspeakers with polypropylene 
woofers for deep, solid bass, optimized dual front ports for enhanced low 
frequency response, and titanium dome tweeters for crisp, clear high end 
extension.

Featuring a unique “QuickBall” mounting system, the AIR speakers can be 
mounted to any solid flat surface, with the ability to orient and aim the speaker 
in virtually any position. The QuickBall bracket achieves a very clean and 
stable installation using a tool-free ball-and-socket mechanism. Simply 
position the speaker as desired and flip the clamp lever closed. A security 
screw is included to deter theft by preventing the lever from being released.

AIR speakers, supplied in pairs, are available in black or white and can be 
painted to blend with the surrounding architecture. 

Security

Cable

Attachment

Point

Security

Screw

Speaker 

Cable

Access

Hole 

Ball Socket

Clamp Lever

Detachable 

Screw Terminal Block

QuickBall 

Mounting

Bracket 

From

Audio 

Source

To

Parallel 

Speaker

+  +   -   -

IN

THRU

Refer to the illustration to the right as necessary, and install the speakers as 
follows:

1.  Route the cables from the audio source to the intended speaker locations 

following all appropriate local codes.

2. 

Attach the QuickBall mounting bracket directly to the wall or to a flush 

mounted 1-gang US, UK, or European electrical box, allowing the cable 
coming through the wall (and the electrical box, if used) to exit through the 
speaker cable access hole of the mounting bracket.

   NOTE: 

If the mounting bracket is to be attached to an electrical box, be

  sure it is also attached to surrounding framing, to provide the support
  needed to hold the weight of the speaker.

 

The QuickBall mounting bracket can also be mounted to a light pole or post 
using pole mounting straps (not included).

3.  Detach the 4-pin screw terminal block connector from the speaker. Connect 

the audio source’s + and - outputs to the connector’s outer 

+

 and 

-

 (

IN

terminals. Maximum wire size is 12 AWG. Use the inner 

+

 and 

-

 (

THRU

terminals to connect a second speaker in parallel.

 

  NOTE: 

The number of speakers that can be added is limited only by the 

specifications of the amplifier.

 

 

a.  Strip the wires 1/4 in (~6 mm), twist the strands, insert them into 

the terminal block, and tighten the screws to secure them.

 

b.  Reattach the terminal block to the speaker connector. 

4.  Carefully mount the speaker on the QuickBall mounting bracket, 

rotate and set the speaker at the desired angle, and raise the ball 
socket clamp lever into position against the bottom of the speaker. 
Use the supplied security screw to prevent the lever from being 
accidentally pulled, releasing the speaker.

5.  Attach a security cable (SPKA-ST-15, sold separately) to the security 

cable attachment point. The other end of the cable must be attached 
to a secondary support point, able to support several times the weight 
of the speaker.

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