Atlas Sound FA95-4 STRATEGY SERIES 4 SYSTEM INSTALLATION, Architect And Engineer Specifications

Rotating Clamp

Ceiling

Welded Stud for Pre-Mount Installation

FIG. 1

Area of detail for Figures 2, 3 & 4

Tile Bridge

Max. thickness of 11⁄4"

FIG. 2

Tile Bridge

Max. thickness of 5⁄8"

FIG. 3

Max. thickness of 11⁄4"

FIG. 4

27⁄16" Min. Depth from rim of plaster ring to back of 4" Strategy speaker.

Note: Transformer equipped models require 43⁄8" depth.

FIG. 5

STRATEGY SERIES™ 4" SYSTEM INSTALLATION

Figure 1: Enclosures mount quickly using rotating clamps. Grille push-mounts with “easy-fit” welded studs.

Figure 2: Enclosure installation from below ceiling using tile bridge above. This room-side in- stallation into suspended tile utilizes rotating clamps to sandwich tile between bridge and enclosure. Max. ceiling thickness is 11⁄4".

Figure 3: Enclosure installation from above ceiling using tile bridge (new construction). Rotating clamps are used to pre-mount tile bridge to enclosure, allowing system to be posi- tioned in ceiling before tiles are set. Please note maximum ceiling thickness in this application is 5⁄8" to allow grille studs to mount into enclosure.

Figure 4: Enclosure installation from below ceiling without tile bridge. This blind-mount instal- lation method, which is most common in plaster, drywall and retrofit applications, is accom- plished by cutting an opening to size, inserting the enclosure and rotating the clamps. Max. ceiling thickness is 11⁄4".

Figure 5: Illustrates wall-mount installation using plaster ring Model FAPR-4. A minimum wall depth of 27⁄16" (from rim of the plaster ring to the back of the speaker) is required for mounting.

ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER SPECIFICATIONS

Please refer to SL1-1533 (FA134) or SL1-1524 (FA114) for architectural and engi- neering system specifications.

Specifications subject to change without notice

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