Turbosound NuQ PRO Series, Быстрый старт

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NuQ PRO Series Quick Start Guide
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Mounting and Fixing
NuQ PRO full-range series cabinets are designed with multiple internal rigging points to suit many possible mounting methods in permanent installations.
NuQ PRO series two-way cabinets are equipped with pole mount sockets for portable use on 35 mm speaker stands or poles. Bass cabinets are equipped with pole
mount receptacles that allow two-way cabinets to be mounted at the correct height.
Turbosound wall and ceiling brackets are optionally available for installing NuQ PRO series cabinets. They are also compatible with industry standard wall and ceiling
brackets. Some examples are shown below.
Model Wall Mount Flying Yoke Swivel Bracket Swivel Extenders Eyebolts
NUQ62 — NUQ62-FY NuQ62-SB — M8
NuQ82 WB-20B, PB-55 NuQ82-FY NuQ82-SB NuQ82-EB M10
NuQ102 WB-20B, PB-55 NuQ102-FY NuQ102-SB NuQ102-EB M10
NuQ122 WB-55B, PB-55 NuQ122-FY — — M10
NuQ152 WB-55B, PB-55 NuQ152-FY — — M10
NuQ102-SB NuQ102-SB + NuQ102-EB NuQ102-FY
NuQ 8 Q u N B S - 2 82-SB + NuQ 82-EB NuQ 82-FY NuQ62-SB
NuQ152-FY NuQ122-FY
Suspending with Eyebolts
NuQ PRO cabinets can be suspended using optional eyebolts coupled to the internal rigging points provided on
the top, bottom and sides and back. The simplest method is to use the two rigging points on the top and a single
pull-back rigging point in the centre of the rear panel.
Remove the appropriate countersunk screws and replace them with shoulder eyebolts, which must have a thread
length of at least 18 mm. Use the rear rigging point to angle the cabinet for optimum room coverage. Cabinets may
be hung upside down if required.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The mounting of a permanently installed sound system may be dangerous unless undertaken
by qualified personnel with the required experience and certification to perform the necessary tasks. Walls, floors
or ceilings must be capable of safely and securely supporting the actual load. The mounting 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.
The operation of your speaker cabinet as part of a flown system, if installed incorrectly and improperly, can potentially expose persons to serious health risks and
even death. In addition, please ensure that electrical, mechanical and acoustic considerations are discussed with qualified and certified (by local state or national
authorities) personnel prior to any installation or flying.
Make sure that speaker cabinets are set up and flown by qualified and certified personnel only, using dedicated equipment and original parts and components
delivered with the unit. If any parts or components are missing please contact your dealer before attempting to set up the system.
Be sure to observe the local, state and other safety regulations applicable in your country. Music Tribe, including the Music Tribe companies listed on the enclosed
“Service Information Sheet”, assumes no liability for any damage or personal injury resulting from improper use, installation or operation of the product.
Regular checks must be conducted by qualified personnel to ensure that the system remains in a secure and stable condition. Make sure that, where the speaker is
flown, the area underneath the speaker is free of human traffic. Do not fly the speaker in areas that can be entered or used by members of the public.
Speakers create a magnetic field, even if not in operation. Therefore, please keep all materials that can be affected by such fields (discs, computers, monitors, etc)
at a safe distance. A safe distance is usually between 1 and 2 metres.