Turbosound Flex Array TFA-600HDP, Руководство пользователя

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user manual
FLEX ARRAY
FLEX ARRAY user manual
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Rigging assemblies must only be assembled using the appropriate parts and fixings as
specified in this manual using the specific mounting instructions. Rigging components or
assemblies must only be fixed to Turbosound loudspeaker cabinets using the cabinet fixing
points, assembly methods and fasteners specified in this manual and the specific mounting
instructions.
Walls, floors or ceilings must be capable of safely and securely supporting the actual load.
The rigging accessory used must be safely and securely fixed both to the loudspeaker and to
the wall, floor or ceiling.
When mounting rigging components on walls, floors or ceilings ensure that all fixings and
fasteners used are of an appropriate size and load rating. Wall and ceiling claddings, and the
construction and composition of walls and ceilings, all need to be taken into account when
determining whether a particular fixing arrangement can be safely employed for a particular
load. Cavity plugs or other specialist fixings, if required, must be of an appropriate type, and
must be fitted and used in accordance with the maker‟s instructions.
Use only the rigging accessory fixing holes indicated in this manual and the specific
mounting instructions to fix Turbosound rigging accessories to walls, floors or ceilings.
Where specified, the recommended maximum torque settings for screw fasteners must be
strictly complied with.
Secondary Safeties
Best practice dictates that all loudspeakers flown in theatres, studios or other places of work
and entertainment should (and where local laws apply), in addition to the principle load
bearing means of suspension, be provided with an independent, properly rated and securely
attached secondary safety.
Only steel wire ropes or steel chains of an approved construction and load rating may be
used as secondary safeties. Plastic covered steel wire ropes are not permitted for use as
secondary safeties.
Safety Inspections
Carefully inspect rigging systems components and cabinets for defects or signs
of damage before proceeding to assemble a flown array. If any parts are
damaged or suspect, DO NOT USE THEM.
Regular and more rigorous test and inspection of rigging components must also be carried
out. Safety legislation, and test and inspection requirements, will vary from country to
country. In most cases, annual independent test and inspection by a suitably approved and