User manual JBL GT5-2402BR

[. . . ] Tighten the screws on the conduit set-screw connector. lf conduit use is not required, pass the speaker wire through the conduit set-screw connector into the back box. Pull enough speaker wire into the back box to provide an easy connection to the speaker. When not using a conduit, you may use a UL-approved strain-relief cable clamp of the same hole diameter, instead of the supplied conduit set-screw connector. [. . . ] Position the back box at the desired location against the studs, using the loudspeaker cutout on its baffle as a guide of where the speaker will be located, and check for possible clearance/interference issues, repositioning if necessary. Before securing the back box to the stud, make sure that the back box is equally spaced away from the stud on both sides. This will ensure that the back box does not touch the stud. Attach one side of the back box to the stud, using an appropriate screw through one of the center predrilled holes. Level the back box and secure it to the other stud with a screw. Install the remaining screws through the predrilled holes into the studs. After the 5/8" (16mm) or thicker drywall is installed, cut the opening for the speaker by using the outside rim of the back box as a template. The loudspeaker can now be installed in the back box per the loudspeaker installation guide. INSTALLATION STUD INSTALLATION The back box can be installed in a horizontal or vertical orientation. Back box models with a rectangular cutout are designed to be installed in a stud bay with 2" x 4" (50mm x 100mm) studs, minimum. Models with round cutouts are to be mounted in ceilings with existing studs of a minimum of 2" x 6" (50mm x 153mm) in size. Let the weight of the box rest on the ceiling tile, but do not compress the tile. Once the rails are in the right spot both vertically and horizontally, tighten the lock nut on the screw with a wrench or socket. Ensure that the lock nuts on both sides of the back box are tightened and the rail cannot move. lf conduit use is required, attach the conduit to the conduit set-screw connector and pull the speaker wire through the conduit and conduit set-screw connector and into the back box. Tighten the conduit set-screw connector to the conduit with the screws on the connector. lf a conduit is not used, pass the speaker wire through the conduit set-screw connector into the loudspeaker back box. Pull enough speaker wire into the back box to provide easy connection to the speaker. When not using a conduit, you may use a UL-approved strain-relief cable clamp of the same hole diameter, instead of the supplied conduit set-screw connector. lf the safety strap is used, attach the safety strap per the local building codes to an approved point on the building structure and attach it to the hanging tab on the back box. Both attachment points need to meet the requirements of the local building codes, and it is the responsibility of the customer/installer to ensure that these codes are met. [. . . ] lf the safety strap is used, attach the safety strap per the local building codes to an approved point on the building structure and attach it to the hanging tab on the back box. Both attachment points need to meet the requirements of the local building codes, and it is the responsibility of the customer/installer to ensure that these codes are met. lf the wire hanger is used to attach to the deck of the ceiling, follow the instructions of the installation guide supplied with your wire hanger and attach the wire to the hanging tab on the back of the loudspeaker back box. The loudspeaker can now be installed in the back box per the loudspeaker's instructions. 19-5/16" x 12-5/8" (491mm x 320mm) * for reference only To perform the installation step below, you will need to purchase two sets of carriage bolts and nylon lock nuts (not included). [. . . ]