HPI
212S
User Manual
User Manual
HPI Series
HPI212S
6
Overhead Installation and Rigging
“Rigging” is used in this manual as a general
term referring to fixed mounting or hangin
suspension as well as the hardware used for
such mounting and suspension. It also applies
to temporary and permanent installation.
Mounting or rigging overhead suspension of
any speaker box load can result in serious
injury and equipment damage if not done
correctly. Rigging and installation personnel
must determine the mounting or suspension
method that takes into consideration all loads
that the speakers and rigging system will be
subjected to. All such work must be done
in accordance with and in compliance with
all government, state, and local regulations
governing such work.
NOTE: The user assumes all responsibility
and liability for the proper design, installation-
and use of any rigging and mounting systems
for Quest Engineering loudspeakers.
NOTE: Accessory items are available from
Quest Engineering and aftermarket suppliers
to facilitate suspension, wall, ceiling, or other
rigging. When using these items, review all
enclosed documentation and carefully follow
all instructions and safety precautions.
Flying Your System
Purchaser\Installer Responsibility
It is the responsibility of the purchaser and
end-user of Quest Engineering products to:
1. Read the product instructions and labels
and follow them.
2. Inspect the product immediately upon
receipt as well as before and after each use.
3. Receive training in the proper installation
and use of the equipment. Proper training
includes safety procedures, limitations of the
equipment, inspection of the equipment, and
risk management. If you are not competent in
the use of a product, do not use it.
4. Determine if the product is suitable for its
intended use and that it meets all applicabl
standards and regulations.
6. Use adequate back-up rigging safety
systems.
Rigging and Safety
Whether mobile sound or fixed installation, for
best and safest results your speakers need to
be installed and positioned correctly. Placing
a mid-high on a sub bass and pointing it
at the crowd does not ensure safety if the
speaker vibrates and falls off the stage and
into the audience. This also applies when
hanging a box from a lighting bar with non
rated hardware.
Only a professional installer with extensive
and proven knowledge of load limits and
weight ratings atempts flying any loudspeaker
product.
WARNING
Use a thread retention compound such as “Loctite” to make sure the
bolts are firmly secure and cannot become loose.
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