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Airten V3
Big impact, small footprint
U S E R G U I D E V 2 . 0
Page 1: ...voidacoustics com Airten V3 Big impact small footprint USER GUIDE V2 0...
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Page 3: ...ten V3 specifications 7 3 5 Airten dimension 8 4 Cabling and wiring 9 4 1 Electrical safety 9 4 2 Cable considerations for fixed installations 9 4 3 Airten wiring diagram 9 4 4 Bias D1 Q1 Q2 Phoenix w...
Page 4: ...of causing permanent hearing damage from prolonged exposure The higher the sound level the less exposure needed to cause such damage Avoid prolonged exposure to the high sound levels from the loudspe...
Page 5: ...nd to be damaged inform the shipping company and inform your dealer Airten V3 loudspeakers are heavy 20 kg 44 1 lbs and require a minimum two people to lift Airten V3 loudspeakers come double boxed an...
Page 6: ...for high end club and bar applications Enjoy exceptional fidelity very low resonance and accurately controlled dispersion Three key enhancements have been made in this latest V3 model to improve perf...
Page 7: ...compression driver Dispersion 80 H x 80 V Connectors 2 x 4 pole speakON NL4 Height 303 mm 11 9 Width 681 mm 26 8 Depth 366 mm 14 4 Weight 20 kg 44 1 lbs Enclosure Fibreglass composite Mounting Integra...
Page 8: ...Page 8 UG10517 2 0 Airten V3 User Guide V2 0 3 About 4 POS Figure 3 3 Dimensions 3 5 Airten V3 dimensions...
Page 9: ...ds IEC 60332 1 Fire retardancy of a single cable IEC 60332 3C Fire retardancy of bunched cables IEC 60754 1 Amount of Halogen Gas Emissions IEC 60754 2 Degree of acidity of released gases IEC 61034 2...
Page 10: ...Figure 4 3 Bias Q1 Q2 Bias D1 Q1 Q2 Output 1 or 2 Output LF 2 x 10 and HF 1 4 Max parallel units 2 2 load to amplifier Bias Q3 Q5 Output 1 Output LF 2 x 10 and HF 1 4 Max quantity per channel 2 2 loa...
Page 11: ...er before installation of wall brackets Remember that all personnel have a duty of care to themselves to their assistants to the venue staff and to the public Before lifting any part of the system abo...
Page 12: ...T75 Pole Bracket Figure 5 3 T75 pole bracket positioning Figure 5 2 M8 socket cap removal Step 1 Lay a soft lint free rug clear of debris on the ground to avoid damage to the loudspeaker Place the Ai...
Page 13: ...e 5 6 T75 pole mount Step 5 Finally ensure that the Airten loudspeaker is safely in place by tightening the wingnut Maximum vertical rotation 0 Maximum horizontal rotation 360 Figure 5 5 T75 pole moun...
Page 14: ...hite IT1126 Black IT1125 Figure 5 9 T75 Stud Bracket positioning Step 2 Place the T75 Stud Bracket into position and insert the M8 bolts Figure 5 8 M8 socket cap removal Step 1 Lay a soft lint free ru...
Page 15: ...t fixing Step 3 Fix all four M8 bolts taking care not to over tighten Figure 5 11 T75 Stud Bracket U bracket fixing Step 4 Attach the TU Stud Bracket Note The bracket is threaded for the bolt on one s...
Page 16: ...er into place using two people and the safe handling positions indicated in section 3 Figure 5 12 T75 Wall Bracket Parts required T75 Wall Bracket White IT1133 Black IT1132 Note All bolts must be fitt...
Page 17: ...ed position and fully tighten the M10 bolt Maximum vertical rotation 55 Maximum horizontal rotation 85 5 4 Airten Wall Mounting Over Bracket Step 4 Attach the secondary bond safety wire to the central...
Page 18: ...can be cut to length on site to accomidate installation requirements Figure 5 18 T75 attachment Step 1 Remove the T75 plate from the ceiling bracket and fix it to the cabinet using all M8 bolts and w...
Page 19: ...ep 3 Attach the secondary bond safety wire to the central box section The safety wire must be rated to 20 kg with a safety factor conforming to local regulations Max horizontal rotation 360 Max vertic...
Page 20: ...unt Sleeve White IT2237 Black IT2238 T75 Stud Bracket White IT1126 Black IT1125 Figure 5 22 Pole mount bracket removal Figure 5 23 Remove U bracket Step 1 Remove the M12 bolt from the pole mount sleev...
Page 21: ...ashers Figure 5 24 Attach U bracket Figure 5 25 Remove U bracket Step 3 Attach the U bracket to the pole mount sleeve using the M12 bolt that was removed in step 1 Step 4 Attach the T75 bracket to the...
Page 22: ...loudspeaker into position taking care to follow the safe handling positions detailed in section 2 Figure 5 28 Adjusting the loudspeaker position Step 7 Adjust the loudspeaker into the desired position...
Page 23: ...at your dealer will need to see a copy of your sales receipt as proof of purchase so please have this to hand when applying for return authorisation 6 2 Shipping and packing considerations When sendin...
Page 24: ...l and low distortion Power handling shall be at 500 W AES at a rated impedance of 4 and crossover point at 1 2 kHz using 2nd order filters 12 dB per octave The system shall be powered by its own dedic...
Page 25: ...Page 25 UG10517 2 0 Airten V3 User Guide V2 0 Accessories 7 Appendix IT3340 Airten V3 Flightcase holds two 736 29 6 9 8 2 7 5 580 22 8...
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