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Application and Deployment
2.8
Pole Mounting Options
CDL12P
Owner’s Manual
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2.7.3
Using the CDL12P Rigging Sling with the CDL12P Rigging Grid
WARNING:
The CDL12P Rigging Sling is required on all installations that include
4 or more CDL12P loudspeakers in a vertical array. Additionally, in
installations using the CDL Rigging Extension Bar deployed with an upward
or downward tilt of 12˚ or greater, the CDL Rigging Sling must be utilized.
2.8
Pole Mounting Options
You can mount up to two CDL12P loudspeakers on a loudspeaker pole either
using a tripod stand that supports the total weight (130 lbs / 58.9 kg) or atop
a CDL18s. A single CDL12P may be mounted atop a ULT18, or AIR18. When
mounting atop a supported PreSonus subwoofer, utilize a sub pole that
supports the total weight of the CDL12 loudspeaker(s). If mounting atop a
subwoofer, the elevation height cannot exceed the following guidelines:
Maximum Sub Pole Height
(1)
(1) CDL18s, ULT18,
or AIR18s
(2)
(1) CDL18s
(1) (2)
CDL18s
40”
33.5”
17”
2.8.1
Important Pole Mounting Safety Instructions
• Always check the stand or pole specification to verify that it is
designed to support the weight of the CDL12P loudspeaker(s).
• Always observe all safety precautions specified by any 3rd party
manufacturer of devices used with the CDL12P loudspeakers.
• Always verify that the stand or subwoofer and subwoofer
pole is resting on a level, flat, and stable surface.
• Tripod legs should be fully extended for maximum stability and positioned
in a low-traffic area so that the legs do not create a tripping hazard.
• Route cables so that no one will trip over them as this could topple
the speaker and cause serious injury, damage, or death.
• Stands, poles, and associated hardware should be inspected prior to each
use. Do not use equipment with worn, damaged, or missing parts.
• For some applications, it may be necessary to place additional weights,
such as sandbags, on the base of the stand to for maximum stability.
• Do not attach banners to the stand as these could function like a sail
to topple the system, causing serious injury, damage or death.
