Electro-Voice EVF-1152S, EVF-2121S, EVH-1152S, EVF-1152D Rigging Inspections and Precautions

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7.0 Rigging Inspections and Precautions

Electro-Voice EVF and EVH Loudspeaker Systems: Prior to each use, inspect the enclosures for any cracks, deformations or missing or damaged components that could reduce enclosure strength. Inspect the rigging plates, tie plates and stabilizer bars between enclosures for cracks, corrosion or other defor- mations that could reduce their strength and integrity. Check to be sure there are no missing screws and that all M5 connector bolts and M10 rigging bolts are securely tightened. Hardware that is bent or show- ing signs of more than cosmetic surface corrosion should be replaced immediately.

Lifting Hoists: Prior to each use, inspect the lifting hoist(s) and associated hardware (including motors, if applicable) for any cracks, deformation, broken welds, corrosion or missing or damaged components that could reduce the hoist strength. Replace any damaged hoists. Never exceed the limitations or maximum recommended load specified by the hoist manufacturer. Always follow manufacturers’ recommendations for operation, inspection and certification. Always raise and lower the load slowly and evenly, avoiding any rapid changes in speed or shifting loads that could result in a sudden jolt to the suspended system or the structure from which it is suspended.

Building, Tower or Scaffold Supports: Prior to each use, the strength and load-bearing capabilities of the building, tower or scaffold structural supports should be evaluated and certified by a professional engineer as being adequate for supporting the intended rigging system (including the loudspeakers, grids, chain hoists and all associated hardware). Prior to each use, inspect the building, tower or scaffold struc- tural supports for any cracks, deformation, broken welds, corrosion or missing or damaged components that could reduce the structural strength. Damaged structural supports should be replaced or repaired and recertified by a professional engineer. Never exceed the limitations or maximum recommended load for the supports.

Miscellaneous Mechanical Components: Prior to each use, inspect all mechanical components (chain, wire ropes, slings, shackles, hooks, fittings, ratchet straps, etc.) for any cracks, deformation, broken welds, slipping crimps, fraying, abrasion, knots, corrosion, chemical damage, loose screws or missing or damaged components that could reduce the maximum strength specified by the component manufacturer. Replace any damaged mechanical components immediately. Never exceed the limitations or maximum recommended load for the mechanical components.

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Page Table of Contents Table of Contents cont’ Rigging-Safety WarningIntroduction Introduction cont’ EVF-1122S/96 exampleEnd View Front View Side View 143.0 lb 64.9 kg 145.5 lb 66.1 kg Key suspension point dimensions as shown in figure above DimensionEVF Front-Loaded Series Finishes and Colors AvailableEVH Horn-Loaded Series Accessories for EVF and EVH Systems Tool ListDesigning an EVF/EVH Cluster General Aiming and Placement GuidelinesDirectivity Break Frequency Defined Designing an EVF/EVH Cluster cont’ Basic Clustering GuidelinesCoverage-Uniformity Target Multiple-Source Interference in Clusters Normalized See text for more detailsReducing Multiple-Source Interference EVF Full-Range Designing an EVF/EVH Cluster cont’ Recommended Preflight Procedures Preparing EVF and EVH Systems for InstallationPassive/Biamp Crossover Configuration Preparing EVF and EVH Systems for Installation cont’ Rotation of High-Frequency Waveguides EVF systemsDigital Signal Processing Full-Range Systems in Passive Mode Preparing EVF and EVH Systems for Installation cont’ EVF and EVH Rigging System Introduction Flying EV-Innovation EV-I Loudspeaker SystemVRK-1 or HRK-1 connection VRK-2 or HRK-2 connection VRK-1 or HRK-1 connectionEVF and EVH Rigging System cont’ VRK-1 rigging kit with parts identifiedVRK-2 rigging kit with parts identified VRK-3 rigging kit with parts identifiedHRK-2 rigging kit with parts identified HRK-1 rigging kit with parts identifiedHRK-3 rigging kit with parts identified Important Details that Apply to the VRK and HRK Rigging Kits EV-I Rigging PrimerEVF and EVH Rigging System cont’ Eyebolt Installation Hardware not shown, using a All-Eyebolt ClustersTwo-system horizontal cluster using Systems, using an extreme trim angle Systems, using a moderate trim angleVRK Kits and Vertically Rigged Clusters HRK Kits and Horizontally Rigged Clusters EVF Full-Range Six-enclosure horizontal hang of three systems above Assembly Instructions for VRK and HRK kits Short in front Toward grille Rigging-Strength Ratings and Safety Factors Working Load Limit and Safety-Factor DefinitionsRigging-Strength Ratings and Safety Factors cont’ Structural Rating OverviewLimits for ALL-EYEBOLT Clusters only All-Eyebolt Structural RatingsWorking Load Limits for Eyebolts WLL for M10 eyebolts in the EVI-M10K eyebolt kitSuspension-Line Angles Left-to-Right All-Eyebolt Cluster AnglesVRK Rigging Structural Ratings for Vertical Clusters Limits for Vertical Clusters only WLL for M10 eyebolts in the EVI-M10K eyebolt kit Left-to-Right Vertical Cluster Angles HRK Rigging Structural Ratings for Horizontal Clusters Maximum load and maximum height for horizontal clustersUsing Tie Plates as Main Load-Bearing Suspension Two cluster using HRK rigging kitsSuspension-Line Angles for HRK Kits Symmetry for Horizontal Clusters using HRK Kits Inner Connection Points Left-to-Right Horizontal Cluster AnglesElectro-Voice Structural-Analysis Procedures Ratings for Outdoor Applications with Wind LoadingRigging Inspections and Precautions References Rigging printedMechanical Engineering printed Rigging Web sitesPage Page Electro-Voice
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