GoldenEar Invisa 650 - Manual (Page 7)

Installation Instructions
Installation of your new Invisa ® speakers requires use of tools such as a drill, screwdriver, saws and possibly other
power tools. The installer should have knowledge of all applicable building and/or fire codes. Care must be taken
to ensure the area behind the wall or ceiling where you plan to install the speakers is clear of obstructions. When
cutting the hole in and running wires through walls and/or ceilings proper care must be taken to avoid electrical,
water, gas and/or HVAC pipes and the corresponding risks to your safety and risk of damage to property.
If you are not comfortable with the above and/or performing the following installation procedures we strongly
suggest having a professional contractor install your speakers (see your GoldenEar Technology Dealer).
Tools Required:
• Pencil
• Drywall saw, Keyhole saw, utility knife or other material-appropriate cutting tool for wall material
• Phillips Head Screwdriver
• Power drill with appropriate bit (optional, for starting wall cut)
Installation Into Existing Walls or Ceilings
For new construction (pre-drywall), use our custom rough-in
brackets, sold separately.
NOTE: You must first install appropriate gauge and type speaker
wires. For best sound quality, the use of high quality speaker cable
is essential.
1. Make sure the wall material can support the weight of
the speakers you plan to install (see specifications
page for weights).
2. Make sure the location selected is free of studs, electrical
wiring, water or gas pipes, etc. Prior to installing, hold the
speaker in your selected location to make sure it is clear
of any obstacles. PLEASE NOTE: Your cutout must be at
least 2" (50mm) from adjoining walls/ceiling, internal
studs, and any pipes.
3. Place the included mounting template onto the wall or
ceiling in your preferred location. Use the pencil
to trace around the template (Figure 1).
4. Carefully cut a hole with the appropriate cutting tool
along the pencil trace as follows: Start the hole by
drilling a hole inside of the pencil line (place drill bit just
inside the line). Use this hole to insert the cutting tool
and begin cutting — be careful not to cut outside the
template line! (Figure 2).
Use only cable that is rated for in-wall use
(UL Standard CL2, CL3 and CM, CSA standard FT4).
Figure 1
Figure 2
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