d&b Z5371 T Flying bracket - Manual (Page 4)

2. Intended use
Fig. 3: Z5371 T Flying bracket with
Z5010 TV spigot and Z5012 Pipe clamp
Fig. 4: Z5371 T Flying bracket with
Z5024 Loudspeaker stand adapter
The Z5371 T Flying bracket must only be used in conjunction with d&b
T10 loudspeakers as described in these mounting instructions.
Installation and setup should only be carried out by qualified and
authorized personnel observing the valid national Rules for the
Prevention of Accidents (RPA).
It is the responsibility of the person installing the assembly to ensure that
the suspension/fixing points are suitable for the intended use.
The bracket allows T10 loudspeaker cabinets to be mounted and set to
different horizontal or vertical angles. For this purpose two M8
threaded inserts at the d&b standard spacing of 115 mm (4.5")
together with a center M10 thread are integrated in the tie bar of the
bracket to accept additional d&b rigging accessories.
The bracket is designed to fit tightly round the loudspeaker to produce
the minimum visual impact.
The bracket can be mounted to bars and trusses with a tube diameter of
up to 50 mm (2") using the following d&b accessories:
- Z5010, TV spigot with fixing plate
- Z5029, TV spigot
- Z5012, Pipe clamp for TV spigot
The bracket can be fitted to a loudspeaker stand using the Z5024 or
Z5034 Loudspeaker stand adapters.
NOTICE: Observe the maximum permitted load of the additional
rigging accessories as stated in the respective mounting
instructions.
3. Safety precautions
General safety
Always carry out a visual and functional inspection of the bracket
before use. In case you have any doubt as to the proper functioning
and safety of the bracket, do not use it. Please also refer to section 6.
Maintenance and care on page 6.
Load safety information
The maximum permitted working load of the bracket is 11 kg (24 lb)
(according to BGV C1) which corresponds to the weight of a single T10
loudspeaker.
NOTICE: Always align the bracket vertically when using it, whether
it is suspended or placed on top of a loudspeaker stand.
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