Sonos SUB User Manual

SONOS USER GUIDE
Controls and lights
Connector panel
Select a location
If you purchased a Boost to replace a Sonos product that’s connected to your router, first add the Boost to
your Sonos system, then plug it into your router and move the one that was originally wired.
If you purchased a Boost to extend the range of your Sonos system, place the Boost in between the Sonos
speaker that’s out of reach and the rest of the Sonos system.
Wall mounting
1. Choose a location that’s close to an electrical outlet (power cord length is 6 ft. / 1.8m), away from heat
sources, hidden wiring, gas lines, etc.
2. Drive an American standard #6 round head screw (metric, M3.5 round head screw) into the wall, leaving a
gap between the wall and the screw head (approximately 0.13 in / 3.3mm).
Join button Press to connect during setup.
Status light Indicates the status. Learn more
If the light is distracting, you can turn it off in your room’s
settings.
Ethernet ports (2) Use an Ethernet cable if you want to connect to a router,
computer, or network-attached storage (NAS) device
(optional).
AC power (mains) input Use only the supplied power cord (using a third-party
power cord will void your warranty).
Note: Be sure to use the proper power adapter for
your country.
Ethernet ports
AC power (mains) input

Sonos SUB Specifications

General

Subwoofer type	Active subwoofer
Wireless subwoofer	Yes
Subwoofer frequency range	- Hz
AC input voltage	100 - 240 V
AC input frequency	50 - 60 Hz
Product color	Black
Wireless standard	802.11b/g

Weight and Dimensions

Subwoofer depth	158 mm
Subwoofer width	402 mm
Subwoofer height	380 mm
Subwoofer weight	16000 g