TST209 Transducer
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1. DO NOT DROP THE TRANSDUCER- The Transducer can be damaged both internally and externally if
dropped. Damage caused by dropping the Transducer is not covered under the warranty.
2. DO NOT EXPOSE THE TRANSDUCER TO HIGH DISTORTION LEVELS- Exposing the Transducer to high
levels of distortion may damage the unit. This type of damage is not covered under the warranty. If the
Transducer stops playing, it is likely that the built-in protection circuit has activated. In the event this
happens, turn the amplifier off for approximately 60 seconds to allow the circuit to reset. Turn down the
volume on the input signal and amplifier. Operate the system at lower volume levels to avoid overloading
the Transducer.
3. USE CAUTION WHEN INSTALLING IN FURNITURE- If using this Transducer on a chair, sofa, or couch, insure
the Transducer is protected from hitting the floor and from entanglement with any recliner components.
Severe damage may occur to the wiring. This type of damage is not covered under the warranty.
4.
CABLE PLACEMENT- Use caution when running the cable from the amplifier to the Transducer. Do not lay
the cable in high-traffic areas where tripping or entanglement may occur.
5. DO NOT CARRY THE TRANSDUCER BY THE CABLE- Never carry the Transducer by its cable. This can
damage the strain relief and internal wiring of the Transducer. Damage of this type will not be covered
under the warranty.
6.
DO NOT REMOVE THE STRAIN RELIEF- Removing or altering the strain relief fitting connecting the wire to
the thumper may permanently damage the Transducer. This fitting is carefully installed at the factory. Any
alteration or adjustment of this fitting will void the warranty.
7. AVOID EXCESSIVE HEAT- Exposure to excessive heat will result in internal temperatures that can cause
damage to the components. Damage caused by neglect will not be covered under warranty.
8. STORAGE- Insure the components are adequately protected when storing or transporting.
9.
USE PROPER AMPLIFICATION- Insure the Transducer is being powered by an amplifier that is stable at 4
ohms and delivers at least 100 to 150 watts into 4 ohms per Transducer.
10. EXTERNAL VOLUME CONTROLS- Do not use with external volume controls rated at less than 100 watts.
IMPORTANT PRODUCT INFORMATION
