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Figure 7. Stand Assembly
legs to accommodate different pole diameters. Move the legs
in or out until the proper “fit” is found. Tighten all eight 1/2-
inch bolts that secure the legs to the base plate. Bolt the siren
legs to the pole, using two 1/2-inch lag bolts (user-supplied),
at least four inches long, for each leg.
7. Install the Control Unit by performing the
procedure in the MCP Installation and Maintenance
Instructions Manual (Federal Part No. 255305).
NOTE
The 3-foot length of flexible conduit allows the
junction box to be positioned after the conduit
has been installed.
8. Route the multi-conductor cable from the
junction box, through conduit, to the Control Unit. Tighten
the conduit connectors on the junction box and Control Unit.
9. Secure the junction box to the pole with four
1/4-inch lag bolts (not supplied).
C.
Flat Surface Mount.
WARNING
The sound output of the Model EOWS-612 is
capable of causing permanent hearing
damage. Therefore, it is recommended that
notices be posted at all roof access points
indicating a roof-mounted siren is installed.
This installation configuration is practical when the
installation site is on a flat-roofed building. The siren can be
anchored directly to the roof, on a platform as shown in
figure 8, or on a weight distribution mat like the one shown
in figure 9. This mat is required when the siren mounting
Figure 8. Typical Surface Mounted Installation
