KLING & FREITAG K&F Line 212-9 - SP - Manual (Page 14)

User’s Manual LINE 212-6 - SP / LINE 212-9 - SP
KLING & FREITAG GMBH ©2003 - 2014 Version 5.1, 09.09.2014 Page 14 of 44
5. Rigging Instructions for Line 212 Systems
The speakers may only be mounted by trained specialised pe The speakers may only be mounted by trained specialised pe The speakers may only be mounted by trained specialised pe The speakers may only be mounted by trained specialised perrrrsonnel with proof sonnel with proof sonnel with proof sonnel with proof
of their qualifications as an e of their qualifications as an e of their qualifications as an e of their qualifications as an experienced ‘rigger’. xperienced ‘rigger’. xperienced ‘rigger’. xperienced ‘rigger’.
Please follow the accompanying instructions for speakers and assembly equipment. Please follow the accompanying instructions for speakers and assembly equipment. Please follow the accompanying instructions for speakers and assembly equipment. Please follow the accompanying instructions for speakers and assembly equipment.
Ensure that all connections are secured to prevent their detaching on their own and that
only admissible statically tested and sufficiently sized connecting devices, ropes and
chains are used.
Pay attention to the required safety factors. Please follow the accompanying safety and
mounting instructions carefully.
A maximum load of 73 kg may be suspended from the two flying points of one Line
212 system. This
This This This means a maximum additional load of 36.5 kg on each means a maximum additional load of 36.5 kg on each means a maximum additional load of 36.5 kg on each means a maximum additional load of 36.5 kg on each ‘allsafe
JUNGFALK’ flying point. flying point. flying point. flying point. This applies for both vertical (see details on this page) and
horizontal suspension (see details on next page).
5.1 Vertical Suspension
The Line 212 System must always be mounted
with two wire ropes or chains, which are inde-
pendent of one another! Furthermore, the sys-
tems, no matter if individual or connected to
one another, must be secured onto the ‘allsafe
JUNGFALK’ flying track on the rear. This safety
rope may be used for aligning the systems.
The safety rope must have a minimum length The safety rope must have a minimum length The safety rope must have a minimum length The safety rope must have a minimum length
of 100 cm and must be attached so that, in
of 100 cm and must be attached so that, in of 100 cm and must be attached so that, in of 100 cm and must be attached so that, in
case it falls, the height of the fall is kept to a
case it falls, the height of the fall is kept to a case it falls, the height of the fall is kept to a case it falls, the height of the fall is kept to a
minimum. A possible fall height of 20 cm may
minimum. A possible fall height of 20 cm may minimum. A possible fall height of 20 cm may minimum. A possible fall height of 20 cm may
not be exceeded! With a higher fall height,
not be exceeded! With a higher fall height, not be exceeded! With a higher fall height, not be exceeded! With a higher fall height,
the dyna
the dyna the dyna the dynamic load of a fall could be inadmiss mic load of a fall could be inadmiss mic load of a fall could be inadmiss mic load of a fall could be inadmissi- i- i- i-
bly high; potential risk of system crash. bly high; potential risk of system crash. bly high; potential risk of system crash. bly high; potential risk of system crash.
The safety ropes of different systems must al-
ways come together at one point.
Each of the utilised separate lifting accessories
(chains / wires / shackles) must be able to carry
the 12-fold load of the total weight.
While installing, be sure that the system can
swing in case a rigging point fails. With this in
mind, the speaker must be mounted so that no
people or objects are within the potential range
of the swinging speakers.
The weight of the speaker hung below may not
exceed 73 kg (this weight corresponds to the
approx. weight of a SW 215E-SP).
The angle of the rope / chain to the top of the
speaker mounted below may not exceed 45°.
Warning