Renkus-Heinz CF101LA - Manual (Page 3)

Modular Point Source Line Arrays
Designed for power, portability and versatility,
CF101LA and CFX101LA modular point source line ar-
ray systems from Renkus-Heinz are the ideal solution
for today’s small and mid-sized venues, including audi-
toriums, night clubs, theaters and houses of worship.
Individual full range cabinets can be used as a stand-
alone system, either with or without an associated
subwoofer. They can be flown or pole mounted on a
matching subwoofer or standard loudspeaker tripod
stand.
Each cabinet is provided with a multi-angle 35 mm
pole socket that allows the cabinet’s output to be
aimed up or down or straight ahead.
The matching CF/CFX15S subwoofers are provided
with a threaded pole socket to assure reliability. The
length of the associated POLE-CF101 is easily adust-
able.
Suited equally to fixed installation or portable ap-
plications the full range cabinets offer consistent 90
o
horizontal and tight 15
o
vertical coverage. Individual
full range cabinets can be stacked or arrayed with
each cabinet increasing the vertical coverage by 15
o
degrees. Up to four full-range modules can be arrayed
to provide a 90
o
by 60
o
coverage pattern, delivering
more output and tighter vertical pattern control than a
conventional single cabinet.
Every cabinet is equipped with rugged stacking / flying
hardware that is easy to use; heavy duty metal joining
bars provides metal-to-metal reliability.
To join two cabinets together, place one on top of the
other and align the metal hardware channels. Remove
the quick disconnect pins on the top cabinet and use
the knurled knobs on the joining bars to slide them into
the channels on the lower cabinet. (See Step 1)
Then lock the cabinets together by reinserting the
quick disconnect pins into the lower cabinet. (See Step
2). For more information on joining cabinets, please
refer to page 5.
CF101LA/CFX101LA Array Module
CF15S/CFX15S Subwoofer
Multi Angle Pole Socket
RHANG101LA Flybar
Step 1
POLE-CF101 Pole
Step 2
MPSA Loudspeaker Systems
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