Sonance ST2432D Installation Instruction
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ST2432D Series
960.066 Rev # 1
attachment points are to a non-moveable, secure,
portion of the ceiling structure.
portion of the ceiling structure.
10. If not previously done, run speaker wires or conduit (as
per local Building Code requirements) into the selected
mounting location. Fasten and seal as required.
mounting location. Fasten and seal as required.
11. IMPORTANT: Step 11 is only for 9/16” T-Bar grid
systems (both fl ush and Tegular mounting). If your
ceiling is a 15/16” grid, skip to page 8.
ceiling is a 15/16” grid, skip to page 8.
Complete the backbox installation by diagonally
inserting the removed ceiling tile back into the ceiling
through the open backbox. Lay the ceiling tile on the
ledge and tabs at the rear of the backbox. Accessing from
adjoining openings, secure the tile with bailing wire or
#6d nails, as shown in
through the open backbox. Lay the ceiling tile on the
ledge and tabs at the rear of the backbox. Accessing from
adjoining openings, secure the tile with bailing wire or
#6d nails, as shown in
Figure 15.
9/16” CEILING GRID SYSTEM: FLUSH OR
T E G U L A R M O U N T I N S TA L L AT I O N W I T H
BACKBOX
T E G U L A R M O U N T I N S TA L L AT I O N W I T H
BACKBOX
CAUTION: Use of a safety strap to secure ST2432D
SpeakerTile systems to backboxes or appropriate
ceiling structure elements which are sufficiently
strong and well-attached during installation is
strongly recommended. It prevents the SpeakerTile
from falling should a problem occur. The strap must
SpeakerTile systems to backboxes or appropriate
ceiling structure elements which are sufficiently
strong and well-attached during installation is
strongly recommended. It prevents the SpeakerTile
from falling should a problem occur. The strap must
be attached to a non-moveable, secure, portion of the
ceiling structure to function properly.
ceiling structure to function properly.
1. Place the SpeakerTile on a clean work area with the fl at
surface facing down. Remove all four Tegular Brackets
located on the center of each side of the frame (see
Figure 1 on page 2).
located on the center of each side of the frame (see
Figure 1 on page 2).
2. Locate the pre drilled holes inside the speaker frame
groove for mounting the two hinges (see
Figure 8), and
position the SpeakerTile so that the holes are on the
upper side.
upper side.
3. Using the provided long sheet metal screws, secure
the spring-loaded hinge to the holes on the right side
of the speaker frame, as shown in
of the speaker frame, as shown in
Figure 16. Be sure that
the screws are properly tightened.
IMPORTANT NOTE: if a tegular mount is required,
install the provided spacers under both spring loaded
and fi xed hinges, as shown in
install the provided spacers under both spring loaded
and fi xed hinges, as shown in
Figure 16.
4. Using the provided long sheet metal screws, secure
the non spring-loaded hinge on the left side of the
SpeakerTile frame opposite to the spring-loaded hinge.
Be sure that the screws are properly tightened.
SpeakerTile frame opposite to the spring-loaded hinge.
Be sure that the screws are properly tightened.
5. Locate the latch and expanding rivet (supplied). Insert
the rivet in the Latch and then into the center hole
located on the SpeakerTile frame, as shown in
located on the SpeakerTile frame, as shown in
Figure 17.
Secure by tapping the center pin to set the rivet.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The latch must be opposite to
the hinges mounted in the previous steps for the
SpeakerTile to mount properly. Do not set the
rivet until you confi rm that the hinges and latch are
installed properly.
the hinges mounted in the previous steps for the
SpeakerTile to mount properly. Do not set the
rivet until you confi rm that the hinges and latch are
installed properly.
6. Being sure that the latch faces the screw previously
mounted on the backbox in
Step 5 on page 5, install
the SpeakerTile into the backbox by FIRST inserting
Figure 14
Figure 15
Use spacers only with
Tegular mounting
Long Screws
Spring-
Loaded
Hinge
Loaded
Hinge
SpeakerTile
Frame
Figure 16