Push and hold the spring-loaded metal retainers on either side of the speaker and insert it into the opening (step 3). Once
the retainers have cleared the opening, release them. They will snap down onto the ceiling surface. Continue pushing the
speaker until it is properly seated (steps 4 & 5).
Features/Specifications
Installation
Wiring
Choosing the Appropriate Tap
CCL6T
CCL6T
CCL5T
• 70V Power Options: 10w (white), 5w (green), 2.5w (red)
• Perfect for PA announcements, background music, or any
application where you need to install many speakers
• Double Paper Cone
• 0.75˝ Voice Coil
• 3.5 oz Ferrite Magnet
• 6˝ Woofer
• Fireproof Screw Terminal Block
• High Quality Spring Loaded Push Terminals
• Paintable Flush Mount Grills
• Frequency Response: 80Hz – 15KHz
• Sensitivity: 88dB @ 1w/1m
• Impedance: 1K, 2K, 4K ohms
• Mounting Depth: 2.36˝
• Cut-out Diameter: 6.5˝
• Color: Available in White or Black (paintable)
CCL5T
• 70V Power Options: 5w (white), 2.5w (green), 1.25w (red)
• Perfect for PA announcements, background music, or any
application where you need to install many speakers
• Double Paper Cone
• 0.5˝ Voice Coil
• 1.7 oz Ferrite Magnet
• 5˝ Woofer
• Fireproof Screw Terminal Block
• High Quality Spring Loaded Push Terminals
• Paintable Flush Mount Grills
• Frequency Response: 100Hz – 17KHz
• Sensitivity: 86dB @ 1w/1m
• Impedance: 2K, 4K, 8K ohms
• Mounting Depth: 1.77˝
• Cut-out Diameter: 5.98˝
• Color: Available in White or Black (paintable)
The Rockville CCL-T series is a great choice for any restaurant, office, school, retail store, or other commercial application.
This speaker will sound great for all your PA announcements and background music.
Please read this guide carefully for proper use of your Rockville CCL-T series commercial in-ceiling speakers. Should you
need technical assistance please call our technical help line at 1-646-758-0144, Monday through Friday, 9am to 5pm EST.
Tools needed:
Drywall knife, level, wire strippers
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Multi-Speaker 70V Connection
70-volt speaker set-ups allow you to run very long lines of speaker wire without signal loss. Wire all the positive terminals
of the speakers to the positive 70-volt terminal of the amplifier. The COM (negative) terminal on the speaker simply gets
wired to the negative terminals on the amp. You don’t have to worry about impedance, as the power is constant. The total
number of speakers multiplied by the tap value cannot exceed the output power (in watts) of your 70V amplifier. The
example below shows 10 total speakers. Using the 10W taps, you will need an amplifier with at least 100 watts (10 x 10
= 100W). A good rule of thumb is to select an amplifier with 15 to 20% greater power; in this case, an amplifier that
delivers about 120W.
The “taps” are the four spring loaded push terminals at the bottom of the speakers. The first one is the COM (negative)
terminal and the other three are the available power options (see diagram below). These power options allow for full
customization of the sound for the space in which the speakers are to be installed. In a restaurant, for example, you can
tap your dining room, hallway, and bathroom speakers at 2.5 watts. Then the speakers in the outside seating area can be
set at 10 watts. Another feature of 70-volt speakers is that you can mix and match any type whether they are wall mounted
speakers (such as these), in-ceiling speakers, subwoofers, etc.
Connect the negative speaker cable to the
COM (negative) terminal and the positive
speaker cable to the appropriate 70 volt
terminal.
Using the included template, cut an opening in
the ceiling.
PLEASE NOTE:
These speakers can only be connected to the 70-volt terminal of your amplifier.
BLK
COM
(NEG)
FOR 70 VOLT USE ONLY
WHT
10W
GRN
5W
RED
2.5W
BLK
COM
(NEG)
FOR 70 VOLT USE ONLY
WHT
5W
GRN
2.5W
RED
1.25W
TO THE 70V
TERMINAL
TO THE
NEGATIVE
TERMINAL
TO THE
NEGATIVE
TERMINAL
TO THE 70V
TERMINAL
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