Infinity Primus P142 - Page 3

WALL-MOUNTING THE P142, P152 AND
PG250
The P142, P152 and PC250 are designed to mount directly to a wall.
Each speaker has two keyholes on the back, and will require (2) 1-1/2,11
#10 wood screws fastened to a wall stud. If a wall stud is unavailable,
install an anchor appropriate for a 1-1/2,11 #10 screw.
NOTE: The customer is responsible for the correct selection and use of
mounting hardware (available through hardware stores) that will ensure
the proper and safe wall-mounting of the speakers.
Figure 4.
~ Keyhole mounts
\\\S()@)~ ...... ---+..----- 1/4'~20Threaded insert
(P142 only)
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Step 1.
Mark the positions on the wall where you would like to place the mounting
screws.
Step 2.
Fasten two 1-1/2,11 #10 wood screws to the wall using the markings
placed in Step 1 as your guide. Leave an 11/16
11
space between the wall
and screwhead. If a wall stud is not avai lable, use an appropriate anchor.
Step 3.
Place the speaker on the wall by aligning the keyholes on the back of the
speaker to the screwheads on the wall. Once positioned properly, the
speaker should slide down slightly and become secure.
The P142 also allows the use of thi rd-party wall brackets usi ng the
1/41~20 threaded insert located beneath the keyhole mount. Consult the
wall-bracket manufacturer for selection of proper bracket.
CHANGING THE P252 AND P362 FEET
The P252 and P362 feature attractive outboard feet, installed at the
factory. However, if you would like to replace them with the less visible
inboard feet (included), follow the instructions below.
1. Remove the four feet on the bottom of the speaker by looseni'ng the
screw in each foot. Keep the screws for later use.
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2. Remove the rubber plug from each inner hole (and save for possible
future use).
3. Attach the black inboard feet to the inner holes from which you just
removed the rubber plugs, using the same screws you just removed.
4. Hand-tighten securely, using a handheld Phillips (+ tip) screwdriver.
Do not use a powered screwdriver of any type.
CAUTION: Floorstanding (tower) loudspeakers have a high center of
gravity and may become unstable and tip over during earthquakes, or
if rocked, tipped or improperly positioned. If this is a concern, these
speakers should be anchored to the wall behind them, using the same
procedures and hardware customary for anchoring bookcases and wall
units. The customer is responsible for proper installation and proper
selection of hardware.
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