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9. Suspension points
It is the user’s responsibility to verify that the Working Load Limit (WLL) of the suspension points and/or
chain hoists is greater than the total weight of the loudspeaker assembly in use.
10. Loudspeaker assembly load capacity and setup safety limits
Load capacity and setup safety limits when flying or stacking a loudspeaker assembly should be strictly
followed according to the instructions outlined in this manual.
Always refer to the mechanical data and warning indications provided in SOUNDVISION Software
(Mechanical Data section) [3.4] to ensure the mechanical conformity of the assembly before installation.
11. Local regulations
Some countries require higher Ultimate Strength Safety Factors and specific rigging approvals. It is the user’s
responsibility to verify that any overhead suspension of L-ACOUSTICS
®
loudspeaker assemblies has been
made in accordance with all applicable local regulations.
12. Flying a loudspeaker assembly
Always verify that nobody is standing underneath the loudspeaker assembly when it is being raised. As the
assembly is being raised check each individual component to make sure that it is securely fastened to the
component above. Never leave the assembly unattended during the installation process.
As a general rule, L-ACOUSTICS
®
recommends the use of safety slings at all times.
13. Stacking a loudspeaker assembly
Do not ground stack the assembly on unstable ground or platform.
If the assembly is ground stacked on a structure, platform, or stage always check that the latter can support
the total weight of the assembly.
As a general rule, L-ACOUSTICS
®
recommends the use of safety straps at all times.
14. Dynamic load
When a loudspeaker assembly is deployed in an open air environment, wind effects should be taken into
account. Wind can produce dynamic stress to the rigging components and suspension points. If the wind
force exceeds 6 bft (Beaufort scale) it is highly recommended to lower down and/or secure the loudspeaker
assembly.
15. Manual
Keep this manual in a safe place during the product lifetime. This manual forms an integral part of the
product. Reselling of the product is only possible if the user manual is available. Any changes made to the
product have to be documented in writing and passed on to the buyer in the event of resale.
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