EAW owner manual 4 KF730P Input Connections, + -- +, 5 SB730P Input Connections, Wire Gauge

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5.8.4KF730P Input Connections

There are two 4-terminal barrier strip connectors on the rear of each KF730P. The connectors are wired in parallel so that the second connector can be used to loop LF and MF/HF signals to additional KF730s. The connectors accept stripped wire ends or wire lugs.

LF MF/HF

-- + -- +

LOOP THRU

LF1 LF2

-- + -- +

LOOP THRU

5.8.5SB730P Input Connections

There are two 4-terminal barrier strip connectors on the rear of each SB730P. The connectors are wired in parallel so that the second connector can be used to loop the LF1 and LF2 signals to additional SB730s. The connectors accept stripped wire ends or wire lugs.

5.8.6Wire Gauge

LF MF/HF

--+ -- +

KF730P INPUT

LF1 LF2

--+ -- +

SB730P INPUT

The maximum recommended loudspeaker cable lengths for each wire gauge are based on maintaining an acceptable damping factor and minimizing power loss at the nominal load impedances listed. While wire gauges smaller than those listed may be used, damping factor reductions and power losses may become significant. The table includes the overall nominal load impedances where the subsystems in multiple enclosures are wired in parallel to one amplifier channel.

Maximum Cable Length

Nominal Input Z

AWG

MWG

50 ft / 15 m

16 ohm

16 AWG

16 MWG

100 ft / 30 m

16 ohm

14 AWG

16 MWG

200 ft / 60 m

16 ohm

12 AWG

20 MWG

300 ft / 90 m

16 ohm

10 AWG

25 MWG

>300 ft / >90 m

16 ohm

Not recommended

Not recommended

50 ft / 15 m

8 ohm

14 AWG

16 MWG

100 ft / 30 m

8 ohm

12 AWG

20 MWG

200 ft / 60 m

8 ohm

10 AWG

25 MWG

>200 ft / >60 m

8 ohm

Not recommended

Not recommended

50 ft / 15 m

4 ohm

12 AWG

20 MWG

100 ft / 30 m

4 ohm

10 AWG

25 MWG

>100 ft / >30 m

4 ohm

Not recommended

Not recommended

50 ft / 15 m

2 ohm

10 AWG

25 MWG

> 50 ft / > 15 m

2 ohm

Not recommended

Not recommended

(AWG = American Wire Gauge; MWG = Metric Wire Gauge)

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Contents KF730 & SB730 Loudspeaker EAW Part RD0169Page Table of Contents Read this First Safety PrecautionsGeneral Precautions EC Statement of ConformityUnpacking ContentsIntroduction Shipping DamageKF730 Array Design Fill CoverageGround Stacking SubwoofersSignal Delay on Subwoofers Other SubwoofersArray Operation System Block DiagramSignal Processing OverviewAmplifier Power Requirements Amplifier Gain SettingsUser Adjustments Selecting an Appropriate Amplifier Size KF730 QtyOperating Limits Input ConnectionsSelecting an Appropriate Amplifier Size Rule Of Thumb 1 KF730 Input Connections2 SB730 Connections 3 SB730 System Input Connections+ -- + Wire Gauge4 KF730P Input Connections 5 SB730P Input ConnectionsSuspension Load Rating Working Load Limit WLL RiggingRigging Warnings FLY-BAR Rigging Recommendations Attaching Enclosures to the FLY-BARQuick Release Pins Hinge and Hinge Tube HolesLocking Pins KF730 and SB730 Hinge and Hinge Tube HolesPallets Initial Rigging Preparation2 SB730s on SB730 Pallet Suspension Procedures1 KF730s On KF730 Pallet Attaching a KF730 or SB730 to the Fly-BarAttaching KF730s to KF730s Already Suspended Attaching SB730s to SB730s Already SuspendedAttaching a KF730 to an SB730 Already Suspended Stacking With SB730s as the Base Ground Stacking ProceduresSetting the Tilt Angle for the Entire Array Stacking the First Enclosure Fly-Bar as the base Stacking Additional Enclosures SB730 as the baseStacking With the Fly-Bar as the Base Stacking Additional Enclosures Fly-Bar as the base Contacting EAW Service InformationLiterature and Specifications Operating QuestionsRigging Service Service and MaintenanceGeneral Service Basic Field TroubleshootingMaintenance Eastern Acoustic Works ONE Main Street WHITINSVILLE, MA