TRU Audio Thin-Ceiling-P Manuel utilisateur

User Manual - THIN Series

Thin-Ceiling Architectural Speaker

Thank you for purchasing this Thin-Ceiling

TruAudio product. This series of speakers way

specifically designed for shallow and concrete

installations. Like all of our products, if installed

correctly, these speakers will bring you years of

outstanding audio and video listening. Please

make sure you take the time to read the complete

instruction manual before starting the installation

Features

• Shallow full range speaker (2 3/8", 60mm with

backbox)

• Backbox included

• Frameless Ghost style grill

• Designed to install into conduit boxes like

Spelsberg IBTronicsXL

Unpacking and Inspection

These in-ceiling loudspeakers are packaged

extremely well to make sure no damage occurs

during shipping. Carefully open the box and

remove the speakers. Inspect them immediately

for any kind of damage. The speakers should have

left our warehouse in perfect condition so any

damage must be reported to your dealer or to

TruAudio right away.

Choosing the Speaker Location

Before you install your speakers you should take

careful consideration their location. Make sure to

note location of lighting fixtures, electrical, plumbing

and any other obstructions. If the house was

pre-wired at construction time, make sure you know

where the speaker cable is located in the wall or

ceiling.

Preparation before Speaker Installation

If your installation was pre-wired for speakers at

construction time. After the drywall is installed and

the hole is cut, the speaker is then easily installed.

Once the hole is cut in the drywall or concrete

conduit box the pre-wired speaker cable should be

somewhere near the hole.

If the speaker hole has not been cut from the

drywall please read the following instructions:

If the house is at the point of actual “Speaker

installation”, speaker cable should already be run to

each speaker location even if the hole is not cut.

Find the location to where the speaker wire was

pre-wired to. Check the area for obstructions such

as plumbing, heating ducts or electrical wiring.

Locate the wood studs or joists nearest the desired

location and make sure they will not interfere with

speaker location. Use the supplied speaker cutout

Thin-Ceiling-P

to get the recommended dimension of the hole

needed for that particular speaker. Position the

cutout in the desired location and outline the

speaker opening to be cut. If you are not sure of

possible obstructions, cut a small hole in the center

of your outline. This will allow you to check for

obstructions. If there are no problems with your

mounting location, proceed and cutout the outlined

hole. At this point, you should be able to see or find

the speaker cable. Pull the cable through the hole.

Speaker Installation

These speakers are mono so you will need two

speakers for stereo sound, one for the right channel

and one for the left. There should be a two

conductor speaker cable pre-wire to each of the

speaker locations. Make sure you find each of the

speaker cables and pull them though the cut

speaker holes.

Preparing the speaker cable: You should have

located the speaker cable by now, so it’s time to

prep it for connection to the speaker. Strip back the

outside insulation so the individual conductors are

showing. Depending on the cable, there should be

two or four separate conductors. Strip back the

insulation on each conductor to show the bare

copper wire. We suggest stripping enough so that

3/8” of copper wire is showing. Push down each

post and insert the speaker cable. The posts will

be located on the back of the speaker on the

crossover. Make sure that only BARE wire is

touching the speaker post once it slides back into

place. All TruAudio products feature gold push

binding posts which are quick and simple to use

and also are great for conducting speaker signal.

Caution: Make sure to observe polarity, R +

(positive) from the amp or volume control to

speaker R + and R – (negative) to

R –. Make sure to do the same for the left

channel.

When connecting the other end of the speaker

cable to the amplifier or receiver make sure to

observe the same polarity as you did at the speaker

connection.

To prepare the speaker for the actual installation,

turn all the mounting toggles (dog ears) in toward

the speaker frame. This will allow the speaker to

easily fit into the precut hole. Put the speaker into

the hole (the speaker cable should be connected)

and make sure the speaker cable stays connected

to the speaker. Carefully tuck the speaker cable

up into the hole as you put the speaker into place.

Hold it in place with one hand and with your other

hand carefully tighten the mounting screws evenly

to secure the speaker. As you tighten the screws,

the dog ears will flip into position to grip into the

drywall. DO NOT over tighten the mounting

screws. This will cause damage to the mounting

toggle and the speaker will not stay in place.

Grill installation: Remove the grill from the box and

install it onto the speaker. Align the grills edges to

the outer edge of speaker and allow magnets to

attach grill to speaker, carefully push the grill on.

Make sure to check all the way around the grill to

ensure its sitting on the speaker evenly.

Painting the Speaker

If you are going to paint your speakers, we suggest

painting the grills before Installation. This is one of

the advantages of the Ghost series speakers, that

the speaker itself does not need to be painted, only

the grill. The Thin-Ceiling series is a frameless

speaker and will save time on labor since the grill

can be painted before hand and be ready for install

that the same time as the installation of the

speakers.

When painting the grills, it is very IMPORTANT that

you remove the cloth like material (Dacron) from

the grill before painting, and then you can paint the

grills lightly and be careful not to clog the holes.

Depending on the thickness of the paint, you may

want to thin it slightly. This will help prevent

clogging the grill holes. Another suggestion is

finding a spray paint that will match and paint the

grill with that. Your local hardware store should

have as good selection of spray paints. Do not

paint the grill while it’s still on the speaker, paint

them separately.

An example of the THIN-CEILING-P installed in a Spelsberg IBTronicsXL.

SoundVision Technologies dba TRUAUDIO

PRODUCT WARRANTY

All in-wall, in-ceiling, outdoor speakers, volume controls and freestanding loudspeakers have a limited lifetime warranty.

This warranty includes lifetime parts and repair labor on all components. Powered subwoofers and active electronics

have a one (1) year limited warranty. This warranty includes one (1) year parts and repair labor on all components.

TRUAUDIO’s obligation under these warrantees is limited to repairing or replacing any component found defective in

material or workmanship under normal conditions of use. These warrantees shall not apply to products which have

been abused, modified, disassembled, or repaired by anyone other than TRUAUDIO or one of its appointed service

centers. Products to be repaired under this warranty must be returned to the factory or designated service center with

all transportation and insurance charges pre-paid.

It is the policy of TRUAUDIO to continuously incorporate improvements into our products. All specications are subject to change

without notice. If you have any questions regarding this or any other TRUAUDIO products, please call 1-888-858-1555, Monday –

Friday, 7:00 am – 5:00 pm MST.

TRUAUDIO Speaker Systems, St. George, Utah, 84790

Oce: 435.986.1574 Fax: 435.251.9815

Speaker Type: In-Ceiling

Woofer: 5" Polypropylene

Tweeter: 1” Aluminum

Power: 5-75 watts

Impedance: 8 ohms

Frequency Response: 65 - 20kHz

Sensitivity: 90 dB

Grill Type: Frameless Steel

Finish Dimensions: 6 3/4" (171mm)

Cutout Dimensions: 5 1/2" (140mm)

THIN-CEILING-P

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