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Operation Manual 

 

 

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                       V Series | rev.

 2.00 

15 

 

 

3

 

Amplifier selection for V Series 

 

3.1  Recommended Amplifier Power 

 
Tecnare recommends amplifiers in agreement with table below: 
 

Model 

Full-Range/ Parallel 

Model recommended 

V-10 

200 to 70

0 W @ 8Ω

 

PA900/PA2100/PA4.450/T-Series 

V-12 

300 to 1.0

00 W @ 8Ω

 

PA900/PA2100/PA3000/PA4.450/T-

Series 

V-15 

400 to 1.100 W @ 8Ω

 

PA900/PA2100/PA3000/PA4.450/T-

Series 

 

3.2  Recommended Speaker Cables 

 
Choosing the right wire gauge for your installation is unmost importance to ensure you will 

get the maximum potential of your system. 

 
The  two  primary  things  resistance  affects  in  the  amplifier-to-loudspeaker  connection  are: 

insertion  loss  and  damping  factor,  both  of  which  are  dependent  upon  cable  resistance.  Too 
small a cable section will increase both its serial resistance and its capacitance; this reduces the 
electrical  power  delivered  to  the  loudspeaker  and  can  also  induce  response  (damping  factor) 
variations. 

 

INSERTION LOSS 

 
Insertion  loss  is  the  measure  of  the  loss  of  load  power  at  the  speaker  due  to  excessive 

resistive  losses  of  the  cable  or  any  additional  component  attached  between  the  amplifier  and 
the loudspeaker. We typically express this loss in decibels (dB) using the following formula: 

 

 

20 log

Rload

IL

Rload

Rcable

  

DAMPING FACTOR 

 
Damping  factor  is  a  ratio  of  rated  loudspeaker  impedance  (ZL)  to  the  source  impedance 

(Zs). In this case our source impedance is ( Ramplifier).  

 

Damping Factor = Z

L

/Z

S

 

 

 

The table below indicates the cable valor recommended by Tecnare

®

 

 

 

 

Recommended maximun length 

cable cross-section 

8 Ω

 

4 Ω

 

2 Ω

 

mm² 

SWG 

AWG 

ft 

ft 

ft 

2,5 

15 

13 

30 

100 

15 

50 

10 

33 

13 

11 

50 

160 

25 

80 

17 

53 

11 

74 

240 

37 

120 

25 

80 

10 

120 

390 

60 

195 

40 

130 

 
 

Summary of Contents for V Series

Page 1: ...Keep these important operating instructions Check www tecnare com for updates Operation Manual V 10 V 12 V 15 Multi purpose Loudspeaker V Series Version 2 0 ...

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Page 3: ...epts no responsibility for any errors or inaccuracies that may appear in this manual or the products and software described in it Technical specifications dimensions weights and properties do not represent guaranteed qualities As manufacturers we reserve the right to make alterations and modifications within the framework of legal provisions as well as changes aimed at improving quality EXEL ACOUS...

Page 4: ...ng Manual before installing the system Use the rigging accessories described in the rigging manual an follow the associated procedures CAUTION Rigging should only be done by experience professionals 10 This speaker enclosure is capable of creating a strong magnetic field Please use caution around the enclosure with data storage devices such as phones computers or hard drivers 11 Handles are for mo...

Page 5: ...uer important Instructions Information complémentaire Obligation Cela doit être strictement instructions Suivi Wichtige Betriebsanweisung oder Gebrauchsanleitung sanleitung Informationen Zusätzliche Informationen Pflicht Diese Anweisungen müssen strikt befolgt Importantes instrucciones operativas Información complementaria Obligación Estas instrucciones deben ser estrictamente seguidas ...

Page 6: ...os V Series y sus respectivas opciones cumple con las Directivas Declare under our sole responsibility that devices in the V Series range of products comply with relating Directives 1 Directiva de Baja Tensión 2006 95 CE 2 Directiva de Compativilidad Electromagnética 2004 108 CE 3 Directiva RoHS 2011 65 UE 4 Directiva RAEE 2012 19 UE 1 Low Voltaje Directive 2006 95 CE 2 EMC 2004 108 CE 3 RoHS Dire...

Page 7: ... Amplification 11 2 Loudspeakers Configurations 12 2 1 Configurable Asymmetrical Horn 12 2 2 Front of House configuration 12 2 3 Stage Monitor Configuration 13 2 4 Rotating the Horn 14 3 Amplifier selection for V Series 15 3 1 Recommended Amplifier Power 15 3 2 Recommended Speaker Cables 15 4 Recommended configuration for V Series 17 5 Flying and Suspension 20 5 1 Important Safety Warning 20 5 2 T...

Page 8: ...ike further information about this or any other Tecnare product please contact us We look forward to helping you in the near future As part of a continuous evolution of techniques and standards Exel Acoustics SL as manufacturer of Tecnare products reserve the right to change the specifications of its products and the content of its documents without prior notice Updates and supplementary informati...

Page 9: ... V Series is specifically optimized for use as a high performance stage monitoring solution The V Series system range and components are formed from V 10 passive active compact loudspeaker 90ºH x 60ºV 52Hz to 20kHz V 12 passive active multipurpose loudspeaker 55º to 100ºH x 60ºV Rotatable horn 48Hz to 17kHz V 15 passive active compact High Power loudspeaker 55º to 100ºH x 60ºV rotatable horn 42Hz ...

Page 10: ...ession driver on a rotatable CD horn Built in rigging points eyebolt and top rigging track A Pole mount socket The V 12 is a multipurpose 2 way passive loudspeaker that used a 10 low mid frequency transducer in a bass reflex cabinet and an one 1 4 compression driver on a rotatable horn The internal passive crossover network uses a custom filters V 15 The Tecnare V 15 hIgh power loudspeakers are co...

Page 11: ...tiple loudspeakers on a single amplifier output Remember that parallel connection reduces the total impedance Ω seen by the amplifier The total impedance of loudspeaker connected in parallel must not drop below the minimum operating impedance of the amplifier The following subsections describe the electrical connections of V 10 V 12 and V 15 IN speakON point 1 1 2 2 Connection IN IN NC NC The V Se...

Page 12: ...plifiers with the power ratings enough to feed the loudspeakers For high power or live applications it is recommended to oversize the amplifiers relative to the nominal AES output of the loudspeakers A lower power amplifier will not reduce the chances of driver damage due to over excursion and may actually increase the risk of thermal damage due to sustained clipping In certain specific cases it i...

Page 13: ...ons such as complex arrays systems designed with CAD software and stage monitoring Ensure that the loudspeakers are securely attached to prevent personal injury and property damage NOTE TECNARE recommends using only the accessories specified by TECNARE to secure the loudspeakers 2 2 Front of House configuration Good coverage of audiences often requires a conflicting combination of wide coverage sh...

Page 14: ...For stage monitors the required coverage is always wider when performers are close to the wedge above the horn axis than when they move away from it below the horn axis For floor monitor use the horn must be rotated with its wide dispersion side directed towards the top of the cabinet in wedge position as shown in the below figure The specific dispersion pattern the HF driver and the very high pow...

Page 15: ...ix fixing screws placed at both side loudspeaker enclosures 3 Remove the two brackets carefully that holding the grille 4 Release the four screws of the horn using a hex key Pull the horn and the compression driver upward out of the loudspeaker enclosure 5 Check that the seal between the enclosure and horn is properly seated 6 Rotate the horn carefully on the desired position and reinsert the horn...

Page 16: ...cable section will increase both its serial resistance and its capacitance this reduces the electrical power delivered to the loudspeaker and can also induce response damping factor variations INSERTION LOSS Insertion loss is the measure of the loss of load power at the speaker due to excessive resistive losses of the cable or any additional component attached between the amplifier and the loudspe...

Page 17: ...00 16 IMPORTANT Long speaker cables induce capacitive effects up to hundreds of pF depending on the quality of the cable with a low pass effect on high frequencies If long speaker cables must be used ensure that they do not remain coiled while in use ...

Page 18: ...Operation Manual www tecnare com V Series rev 2 00 17 4 Recommended configuration for V Series Fig 4 1 x V 10 L R configuration Fig 5 2 x V 10 SW 118M L R configuration ...

Page 19: ...Operation Manual www tecnare com V Series rev 2 00 18 Fig 6 1 x V 12 L R configuration Fig 7 1 x V 12 SW 118M L R configuration ...

Page 20: ...Operation Manual www tecnare com V Series rev 2 00 19 Fig 8 1 x V 15 L R configuration Fig 9 1 x V 15 SW 118M L R configuration ...

Page 21: ...performed to ensure that all components are used within their working load limits before the array is suspended Never exceed the maximum recommended load ratings Before suspending any speaker system always inspect all components enclosure rigging frames pins eyebolts track fittings etc for cracks deformations corrosion missing loose or damaged parts that could reduce strength and safety of the arr...

Page 22: ...could be flying with TUB brackets The LP Plate and TUB bracket is an optional accessory for wall mounting mainly for horizontal placement Please refer to BR operation manual to get more information 5 3 2 Flow Vertically Procedure 1 Place the Double Stud Ring into the cargo rigging track 2 Join the Double Stud Ring to the chain and climb ...

Page 23: ...ws 12mm diameter and corresponding plugs required to fix the U bracket on the wall or under the ceiling are properly dimensioned Procedure 1 Remove the two up side screws from the box 2 Fill each screw hole with locktite 243 Not provided or equivalent 3 Place the LP_V accessory and secure it with 2 screws 4 Hold the TUB_V10 TUB _V12 TUB _V15 to the wall 5 Place the unit to the TUB accessory and se...

Page 24: ...ngles with 2 mounting threads each This angles provides different flying points Eyebolt flying points are factory sealed with M8 and M10 screws which are replacement with eyebolt not provided on the flying points as required It is specially recommended for fixes d installations where the boxes are permanently fixed 5 3 5 Over on SW118M ...

Page 25: ... 20 67 x 13 38 x 11 42 645 x 390 x 392 mm 25 39 x 15 35 x 15 43 715 x 445 x 395 mm 28 15 x 17 5 x 13 34 Net Weight 14 4kg 31 75lbs 24kg 49 29lbs 28 3kg 62 40lbs Construction Birch Plywood Birch Plywood Birch Plywood Connectors 2 x NL4 Speakon 2 x NL4 Speakon 2 x NL4 Speakon Color Grey Poliurea Grey Poliurea Grey Poliurea Accesories LP 10 TUB V10 TSC 350 Soft cover Double Stud Ring LP 12 TUB V12 TS...

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