Toa SR-L1B - Manual (Page 6)

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5. FLYING (SR-F1D ONLY)
Two flying methods can be performed: 1) direct suspension using the SR-F1D's flying hardware (refer to the
figures below), and 2) suspension using optional flying hardware (refer to p. 7).
• Be sure to refer flying construction work to the dealer from whom the speaker was purchased.
• Avoid flying methods other than those described in this section.
Otherwise, the suspension wires or belts may be off or snap and the speaker may fall off, causing
personal injury.
Shown below are the general flying methods:
• Use the pan fitting rings attached to the speaker's top and/or bottom.
• Provide at least two suspension points on each speaker's top.
• The maximum number of speakers that can be suspended vertically
is three.
SR-F1D's flying hardware
WARNING
Do not suspend as illustrated below:
• Flying through only one
suspension point on the
top.
• Vertical suspension of 4 or
more speakers.
• Use of a single wire that
has formed a loop
• Flying through handles. • Flying using the nuts on
the bottom surface
5.1. Direct Suspension Using the SR-F1D's Flying Hardware