Bogen WMK1 Leaflet

The  Bogen Model WMK1 is a flush in-wall mounting cabinet
designed to accommodate Models C10, C20, and CAM2. The
cabinet fits between standard 2 x 4ʼs on 16" center wall studs,
with the front panel acting as a plaster ring. Controls are acces-
sible via a tilt-open door that may be locked in either the closed
or open position. The cabinet is finished in black and is made
from sturdy 16-gauge steel. It is supplied with a backbox which
includes an easily mounted AC power receptacle.

14"W x 13-1/2"H x 3-1/2"D

16"W x 14-1/2"H

11-5/8"W x 8-3/8"H

14-1/8"W x 13-5/8"H 

13 lbs.

The backbox must be placed so that the

controls are at an appropriate height for operation. Typically, the
bottom of the backbox should be three feet above the floor.

The flush-mounting backbox must be secured to

support surfaces inside the wall or, in new construction, must be
built into the wall. The WMK1 is shipped with the front panel and
door assembly temporarily secured to the backbox. Remove
the assembly from the backbox and mount the box with four
screws through the slotted holes (see mounting diagram on the 

back of this sheet). Use these slotted holes to position the box
so that it is flush with the surface of the finished wall. When this
is accomplished, add four more screws through the holes just
forward of the slotted holes. Securely tighten all eight screws to
prevent any further movement of the backbox. The AC recepta-
cle must be located at the top of the backbox. The wall cutout
for the backbox should be 14-1/8" wide and 13-5/8" high.

The backbox has a ½" conduit entry above the

receptacle box which must be used for AC line connection.
(This is the knockout between two small screw holes.) Where
possible, locate the backbox near a suitable #14 AWG, 3-wire
single-phase, 120V AC line. Use wire nuts to connect the recep-
tacle. The box must be convenient for connection of micro-
phone input cables and speaker lines. All wires enter the box
inside the wall.

The amplifier is

secured to the door of the WMK1 by four screws. A separately
mounted flange on the door provides a stop for the door and,
when removed, allows the amplifier to be dropped down for
connections. Audio cables may be brought into the backbox
through any knockout other than that used for the AC line.

© 2000 Bogen Communications, Inc.

Specifications are subject to change without notice

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