Lambda Labs - Professional Acoustics TX-1A Manual
2.2.3.
Second
Independent
Safety
Link
If
the
loudspeaker
is
to
be
flown,
the
loudspeaker
must
be
secured
with
a
Second
Independent
Safety
Link.
This
link
is
to
be
attached
to
the
back
of
the
TX-1A.
To
prepare
the
loudspeaker
accordingly,
follow
the
steps
as
explained
below:
1. Remove the M10 DIN 7991 screw from the
backside of the loudspeaker with a ratchet or
an electric screwdriver. Keep the screw at a
safe place to make it possible to use again
later.
2. Insert the M10 Eye Bolt and screw it in
completely. Use your manual force or a
suitable screwdriver to move the Eye Bolt to
a parallel position to the long side of the
loudspeaker. Do not over-tighten it, as the
Eye Bolt could enter the wood and damage
the speaker surface.
!
18
•
Ratchet
or
electric
screwdriver
•HEX
BIT
Number
6
(Wrench
Size
6mm)
R
Danger:
Do NOT use the 10mm Eye Bolt as a rigging item to fly the speaker with it! Use it
ONLY as a Second Independent Safety Link! When loading the 10mm Eye Bolt in an 90°
angle, the
WLL
is
70kg
with a Safety Factor of
1:5
!
R
DANGER!
Size: 40 mm
WLL: (90° load) 70kg
SF 1:5
DIN EN sim. 580
10
mm
Eye
Bolt
Danger:
Always
set
the
flange
to
0
°
before
lifting
and
setting
up
the
loudspeaker!
Make
sure
that
the
loudspeaker
does
not
tilt
accidently
when
setting
up
and
positioning
on
the
respective
loudspeaker
stand!
Always
make
sure
that
the
loudspeaker
stand
is
properly
set
up
and
provides
sufficient
stability.
When
using
a
distance
rod
mounted
on
a
subwoofer,
the
loudspeaker
on
the
top
of
the
rod
should
never
be
heavier
than
the
subwoofer
itself!
R
DANGER!
