Flexible conduit – MACKIE SP400C User Manual

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speaker connector (8) to the 4-pin terminal.
Tighten the strain relief screws to secure the
speaker cable or flexible conduit. Close the
terminal cover plate (7) and tighten the locking
screw (7a) firmly.

B.

Installation with Rigid Conduit

1

B1.Remove the two screws holding the strain relief

(9) onto the rear cover and remove the strain
relief assembly.

Support Rails

C-Ring

Ceiling Tile

T-Channels

Flexible
Conduit

A3.Insert the speaker into the hole all the way, so

the front baffle rim is flush against the ceiling.

3.7

7.5

15

30

70v

100v

HIGH
PASS

FULL

RANGE

FULL

RANGE

(16 OHMS)

7.5

15

30

A4.Turn the four attachment

screws (5) clockwise until
tight to secure the
mounting tabs over the
C-ring.

DO NOT

OVERTIGHTEN.

1

2

3

4

+

LOOP

THRU

LOOP

THRU

IN

IN

+

B2.Open the terminal cover plate (7) on the back of

the SP400C. Use a threaded conduit set-screw
coupler (not supplied: For 1/2" conduit, use
Thomas&Betts Steel City model TC221-SC or UL
listed equivalent) and insert into the opening
exposed by removing the strain relief assembly.

B3.Fasten the coupler to the cover using the nut

supplied with the coupler.

1

2

3

4

+

LOOP

THRU

LOOP

THRU

IN

IN

+

Threaded Conduit
Set-Screw Coupler

(Thomas&Betts

Steel City

TC221-SC

or equivalent)

B4. Insert the speaker into the
hole all the way, so the front
baffle rim is flush against the
ceiling.

B5. Turn the four attachment
screws (5) clockwise until
tight to secure the mounting
tabs over the C-ring.

DO NOT

OVERTIGHTEN.

1

This method can be used with 1/2"

flexible conduit by substituting a
Thomas&Betts Steel City model
XC241 flexible conduit fitting (or UL
listed equivalent).

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