Conextion Zc series Service manual

Owner’s and

Installation Manual

zc Series Ceiling Speakers

Includes Models

z600c, z500c, z400c, z300c,

z200c and z100c

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Introduction

Congratulations and thank you for choosing a zc Series

Loudspeaker from coNEXTion Systems! With proper in-

stallation and operation, you will enjoy years of trouble-

free use. We work very hard to ensure that all of our

speakers consistently deliver exceptional performance

and value. We hope you enjoy them to their fullest.

Please take a moment to read these instructions so you

can get the most from your speakers. coNEXTion Systems

manufactures a full line of ceiling, in-wall, and outdoor

speakers. To learn more about our products, and to see

a video demonstration of the installation features of the

zc Series speakers, please visit us on the web at our web

site www.conextionsystems.com. You can also call us

at 866-310-NEXT (6398). Please take a moment to famil-

iarize yourself with the major components of your new zc

Series Loudspeaker by studying the diagram below.

Major Components of the

zc Series Loudspeaker*

* Some features not available on all models

Direct Axis Extending

Tweeter™

Circuit Board with

Bass Adjustment and

Impedance Selection

SnapLok™ Angled

Woofer Bafe

50° No Diffraction

Angling Tweeter

Z-Tool™ Frame

Treble Control

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Features and

Benets

zc Series Speakers

Sound Better and Install Faster

All our zc Series Speakers feature Z-Tool™ and SnapLok™

Installation…That’s Right—NO TOOLS!

Our patent-pending Z-Tool™ system for zero tool in-

stallation allows the frame to be mounted in the ceil-

ing without the use of any tools! Our unique, proprietary

mounting mechanism allows the installer to secure the

speaker frame rmly against the drywall in seconds.

We also created the patent-pending SnapLok™ angled

(up to 20°) bafe that drops into place, requiring no pre-

alignment. A simple hook mechanism snaps the bafe into

place. This method is safer, quicker and easier than any oth-

er ceiling speaker installation system on the market today.

50° No Diffraction Angling Tweeter

All zc Series models feature a 50° (that’s 3.5 times more

than traditional tweeters) no diffraction angling (pivoting

ball) tweeter that enables it to be pointed towards the

listening position, and be locked into position (except the

z200c, which has a 20° no diffraction angling tweeter).

On the three-way z500c and z600c the midrange is also

part of this angling assembly.

The Direct Axis Extending Tweeter™

The patent-pending Direct Axis Extending Tweeter™

not only maintains the 50° rotation, it can extend ap-

proximately 1" below the ceiling and actually be pointed

toward the listening position. When combined with the

20° angling woofer, up to 70° of acoustic focusing con-

trol is available. However, for times when aesthetics rule

over acoustics, the tweeter can be retracted to a traditional

ush setting. This feature is available on all models except

the z100c and z200c.

No Compromise Construction

We use state-of-the-art parts and materials (glass-lled

structural 6/6 nylon), with section thicknesses much more

robust than other products. This allows us to use me-

chanical designs that enhance the overall acoustic perfor-

mance with no chance of mechanical buzz or rattle.

Acoustic Controls

Bass and treble can be ne tuned to accommodate re-

ective surfaces, corner loading, and personal tastes.

Adjustment is accomplished via the bafe-mounted

treble control (-2dB, 0dB and +2dB) and circuit board

mounted bass jumper (0dB, -1dB, and -2dB).

Selectable Impedance

Speaker impedance can be set depending on your sys-

tem needs—4 ohms where maximum current transfer

and output level is desired; 8 ohms for systems utilizing

multiple speaker pairs where amplier loading is a con-

sideration. (Available on all models except z200c.)

FlexSpeak™: Three Speakers In One!

The FlexSpeak™ dual tweeter and voice coil speaker can

be wired as a single channel of a stereo pair, a single

point stereo speaker, or as a D2 directDiffuser™ for use

as a surround speaker. (Available on Model z200c only.)

See page 9 for details.

Carton Contents

All zc Series models have been conveniently packaged to

coincide with your installation schedule. The sheetrock

cutout template, the Z-Tool™ frame and the contoured

grille (where applicable) are located at the top of the car-

ton. The speaker bafe is located underneath, so that it

can be stored in a safe place until you are ready to install

the rest of the product. We have also included a ush

grille at the bottom of the carton. The z100c and z200c

are shipped with the ush grille only.

This system has been designed so that a “paint shield” is

unnecessary, as any painting should be done before the

actual speaker bafe is installed.

Speaker Placement

Suggestions

For general operation, the zc Series speakers can be lo-

cated anywhere within the listening area. As a rule, it

is best to keep them at least 24 inches away from any

wall boundaries (ceiling/wall/corner). Placing any speak-

er in close proximity to a boundary surface will always

“color” the sound that the speaker produces. Even with

frequency adjustments, only small improvements can

be made to the detrimental effects of boundary reec-

tions. In addition, the more directly under the speaker

you are, the more high frequency information you will

hear. When using two speakers to reproduce stereo, con-

sider where the majority of the room’s occupants will be

most of the time. Then try to locate the speakers where

the listeners will get a reasonable balance of sound from

both speakers.

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Stereo Speaker Placement

5.1 / 7.1 Speaker Placement

Figure 1 Suggested Speaker placement for Stereo or 5.1 / 7.1 operation.

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A stereo pair of speakers should be placed at the front

of the listening area, and  the distance apart from the

distance to the seating area if possible. This provides the

best stereo imaging. For example, if the distance from

the seating to the speakers is 8 feet, the speakers should

be 4 feet apart. See Figure 1.

One of the biggest problems of ceiling speakers is that

they sound, “like they are in the ceiling!” We believe

that getting the image down into the room is an im-

portant part of a satisfying listening experience. With

coNEXTion’s patent pending Direct Axis Extending

Tweeter™, 50° no diffraction angling tweeter, and 20°

angling woofer, you have up to 70° of angle by which to

do so. (See page 8 for more info.) We highly encourage

you to use these enhanced features.

For 5.1/7.1 home theater installations, the ceiling speak-

ers should be placed in an array similar to if you were

installing “boxed” speakers. The front three speakers

should be on the same “plane” at the front of the lis-

tening area with the surround speakers mounted at

the sides. For 6.1 or 7.1 installations, the rear surround

speakers should be behind the listening area, and about

half the distance apart from the width of the seating

area. See Figure 1.

NOTE: If you intend to use the z200c FlexSpeak™

in the D2 Surround Mode, please see page 10 for

additional placement instructions.

For home theater installations, we recommend that an

optional subwoofer be included in the system to handle

the LFE track and low frequencies below 80Hz. When us-

ing any of the zc Series speakers with an audio/video re-

ceiver, the speaker selector should be set to SMALL, and

the low pass crossover set to 80Hz.

Speaker Wire

We recommend using 16 or 18 gauge stranded wire. For

wiring runs longer than 80 feet, 14 gauge stranded wire

should be used. Be careful to keep the speaker wire as far

away as possible (at least 18-22") from electrical cables,

holes and j-boxes, in order to reduce potential hum over

the speaker wire.

Installation

Once you’ve determined the locations for the speakers, the

following steps will guide you through the process of in-

stalling any zc Series speakers.

NOTE: A new construction rough-in kit is avail-

able from us. Please refer to the instructions in-

cluded in the kit. If the rough-in kit has been

used, please go directly to Step 2.

Mounting hole specications:

based on ” drywall dimensions

All zc Series 6.5” models:

Diameter 9-7/16”

Depth less than 6”

All zc Series 8” models:

Diameter 11-1/4”

Depth less than 6”

Overall specications:

All zc Series 6.5” models

Diameter 10-5/8"

Maximum Depth 6”

All zc Series 8” models

Diameter 12-1/2"

Maximum Depth 6”

1. Use the enclosed template to cut the appropriately-

sized opening in the ceiling material. Be sure that

the ceiling material can support the weight of the

speaker. Also, make sure that the sides of the open-

ing are at least 1-1/2 inches away from any beams or

studs within the cavity. If it is not, the frame mount-

ing clamps will be restricted in their movement and

may not clamp properly.

2. Be sure that all foreign material in the ceiling is kept

out of the speaker assembly, particularly the back of

the woofer cone. For best performance from your

speakers, lay a batten of berglass insulation be-

hind and around the speaker. Try to keep the same

amount of insulation for each speaker, particularly in

the same room, for consistent bass response.

3. Check the position of the impedance jumper on the

circuit board (not available on the z200c). Choose

the 4 ohm position if you are using an amplier ca-

pable of driving a 4 ohm load and you have only

one pair of speakers connected. Otherwise, use the

8 ohm position. See Figure 2.

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4. Remove 1/2 inch of

insulation from the

end of each input

speaker wire. Push

down on the terminal

connector and a large

opening will appear in

the shaft of the con-

nector that is capable

of holding up to 10 gauge wire (see Figure 3). Insert

the bare wire into the opening and release the termi-

nal. Be sure to observe correct polarity, connecting the

positive (+) leads to the red terminals and the negative

(-) leads to the black terminals. Also, be sure that no

stray strands of wire touch across the terminals.

Z-Tool™ Frame Installation System

Our “Tool-less” frame fastening system does not require

the use of ANY hand or power tools for its installation

(other than a saw to cut the receiving hole in the sheet-

rock). This system is composed of four elements: a dog,

ratcheted post, dog latch lever and receiver, and the dog

retainer. See Figure 4.

The four rotating, nger-actuated dogs are rotated 90º

around their center hole and slid along the ratcheted post,

capturing the speaker frame against the ceiling. This ratch-

eted post allows the dog to move in just one direction.

To install the frame assembly in the ceiling, follow the

steps below.

1. Rotate each dog 90°. This engages the teeth of the

dog with those of the ratcheted post. See Figure 5.

2. Grasp the arm of the dog between your thumb and

index nger and slide the clamp towards the drywall,

making sure it is set rmly against the back of the

drywall. See Figure 6.

3. To fully tighten the frame assembly to the wall, push

the dog latch lever down into the dog retainer’s receiv-

ing latch. Latching the dog latch places a permanent

“spring tension” on the fastening system that elimi-

nates any remaining slack, ensuring that the dog is ful-

ly tightened against the sheet rock. See Figure 7.

To remove the frame assembly from the wall without

damaging either the dog’s ratchet pins or the ratchet

post’s teeth, follow the steps below.

1. Disengage the dog latch from the dog retainer’s re-

ceiving latch by pulling the retainer back, away from

the lever.

2. Rotate the dog latch 90º toward the inside diameter

of the frame assembly, disengaging the dog from

the ratchet post

3. The dog can now slide down the ratcheted post,

away from the drywall.

Angled Bafe Woofer Frame

All of the zc Series speakers feature an angled woofer

bafe. The angled woofer frame bafe is preset from

the factory at its full 20° angle. We believe that this 20°

angle provides the best position option for most installa-

tions. The bafe assembly is easily “pointed” toward the

desired listening area after it is inserted into the Z-Tool™

Frame (see SnapLok Bafe™ section below.)

If your installation doesn’t require a full 20° angle of

the woofer frame, follow the steps below to change

the angle.

1. Loosen the 4 Philips screws shown in Figure 8 one or

two turns. This action slightly disengages the woof-

er frame clamp that secures the woofer frame to the

bafe.

2. Rotate the woofer frame against the bafe by grasp-

ing its reinforcing ribs and twisting (rotating) the woof-

er frame against the bafe. Rotating the woofer frame

Figure 2 Impedance Jumper

Figure 3 Speaker Terminal

Speaker Frame

Drywall

Ratchet Post

Dog

Dog Latch

Receiving

Latch

Dog Retainer

Figure 4 Z-Tool™ Frame Elements

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in this way changes its angle between the plane of the

bafe and the plane of the woofer. It may be adjusted

to any angle between 0° and 20°.

3. After you’ve nished with your adjustments, re-

tighten the 4 screws, otherwise the system may pro-

duce undesirable buzzes or rattles.

NOTE: You must “pre-adjust” the angled bafe

before you install the system into the ceiling, as

there is no way to make this adjustment after

installation. It is unlikely that you will need to

adjust this angle, as it is rare that the speaker

is placed directly over the listening area. In the

case of a home theater application, placing the

system directly over the listening area is largely

undesirable, as this will “shrink” the size of the

apparent acoustic image.

SnapLok Bafe™

This system incorporates an alignment-free, snap-in re-

tention speaker bafe that allows an unencumbered

359º rotation after insertion, (rotating the SnapLok

Bafe™ continuously beyond 360° may “twist” the

speaker wires out of the connections) and is lockable

to eliminate buzz and rattle, and does not require any

tools to install.

IMPORTANT NOTE: There are three knobs on

the bafe frame (see Figure 9). These are facto-

ry pre-set at the -90° position [with zero° being

where the matching (or mating) rib is located.]

Before installation, turn each knob counter-

clockwise 180°, then back to the -90° factory

preset position in order to insure proper reten-

Figure 5 Dog rotated 90° Figure 6 Dog slid up Ratcheted Post

and against drywall

Figure 7 Dog Latch Lever engaged

in Receiving Latch

Figure 8 Woofer shown positioned in Angled Bafe at

full 20° factory preset and at 0° position.

Woofer Bafe

Rotating Woofer Frame

Woofer Frame

Clamp

Assembly Screws

Woofer at 20° Angle

Woofer at 0° Angle

tion of the bafe during installation. Failure to

do so may cause the bafe to release from the

Z-Tool™ frame while aligning the speaker.

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To insert the Speaker Bafe assembly into the frame, fol-

low the steps below. See Figure 9.

Carefully insert the bafe assembly into the frame with

a simple, linear motion. No pre-alignment is required.

2. After insertion, make sure that at least two of the

knobs have maintained the -90° position before you

remove your hand, or the bafe may release from

the frame. Before you attempt to re-orient (point the

bafe) toward the listening area, it’s a good idea to

make sure that all three of the locking knobs are in

the –90° position to ensure smooth rotation of the

bafe inside the Z-Tool™s frame.

3. After positioning to the desired angle, rotate the

knobs fully clockwise until you feel them “lock” into

place at the zero° detent (when the knob’s nger

gripping rib aligns with its matching rib on the baf-

e). The speaker is now fully installed!

To adjust the angle of the Tweeter or Tweeter/Midrange

assembly, follow the steps below.

1. Turn the locking ring counterclockwise and angle

the Tweeter or Tweeter/Midrange assembly to the

desired angle.

2. Turn the ring clockwise to lock the assembly in

place.

Direct Axis Extending Tweeter™

One of the most important features of the zc Series

products is the proprietary patent-pending Direct Axis

Extending Tweeter™. We highly recommend the use of

this feature for best results.

NOTE: This feature is not available on the z200c

and z100c.

The extending tweeter, in concert with the 50º angling

tweeter system, enables the tweeter to be placed in a

position that allows the listener to be “directly on-axis”

with the tweeter, even when the listener is at an extreme

angle to the speaker system. To engage the extending

tweeter system, follow the steps below. See Figure 11.

Knob at -90°

position

Knob in locked

position

Figure 9 SnapLok Bafe™ Knob positions

* On the 8” three-way models z600c/z500c, this feature

includes the midrange driver as well.

Tweeter Assembly

Locking Ring

Figure 10 Adjusting Tweeter or Tweeter/Midrange

assembly. Assembly for the z400c and z300c shown.

Removing the Bafe

After installation, if you have need to remove the bafe

from the Z-Tool™ Frame (for example, you desire to read-

just the woofer control on the back of the circuit board),

simply turn the knobs counterclockwise 180° and the

bafe will release. Be careful to secure the speaker be-

fore unlocking the knobs. To reinstall the bafe, before

re-inserting in frame, make sure that you have rotated

the knobs back to the -90° factory preset position and

re-trace the steps above.

50° No Diffraction Angling Tweeter

and Midrange*

All zc Series Models, except the z200c which has a 20°

no diffraction angling tweeter, feature a 50° no diffrac-

tion angling tweeter that enables it to be pointed to-

wards the listening position, and be locked into position.

See Figure 10.

Tweeter Assembly

Tweeter Post

Locking Ring

Figure 11 Adjusting height of Direct Axis Extending

Tweeter™. Assembly for the z400c and z300c shown.

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1. Turn the tweeter post locking ring counterclockwise

to unlock the assembly.

2. Gently pull the top of the tweeter post to the desired

extension (full extension is approx. 1").

Turn the locking ring clockwise to lock it into position.

By making the tweeter system extendable (as opposed

to being xed in an extended position), you have the op-

tion of retaining a more conventional “ush” installation

if necessary.

A Note On Grilles

All models (except the z200c and z100c) are shipped with

two grilles. One “contoured” grille is designed to be used

when the Direct Axis Tweeter system is in the extended

position. This grille will protrude slightly from the ceiling;

however, it also yields the best acoustic results. For those

occasions when the installation is more aesthetically sen-

sitive than acoustically, and the Direct Axis Extending

Tweeter is not utilized, we include a ush grille.

Please use care when installing either of these grilles on

to the speaker. If required, the grilles can be cleaned with

a dampened soft cloth. If you need to paint the grilles,

be sure that the holes remain unobstructed before the

paint is dry.

Acoustic Controls

All zc models include both bass and treble controls.

The treble control is mounted on the front of the speak-

er bafe (See Figure 12).

It is a three position

switch that allows for

0dB/+2dB/-2dB settings.

The woofer control is

located on the back of

the speaker’s PC board,

and uses jumpers to se-

lect 0dB, -1dB, and -2db

settings (see Figure 13).

NOTE: The z200c

model has two sets

of woofer control

jumpers with set-

tings for 0dB and

-2dB. See page 10

for details.

These adjustments should be set, if possible, in con-

cert with the consumer. While some adjustments can

be made for room interaction by the installer, it is usu-

ally preferable to guide the customer through the pro-

cess with music, for their personal tastes. The SnapLok

Bafe™ system makes it easy to remove the speaker for

the bass adjustments.

FlexSpeak™

(Model z200c only)

The z200c is a unique speaker that can be used in a va-

riety of installations. The speaker is factory pre-set to the

D2 directDiffuser™ mode, with spatially enhanced out-

of-phase tweeters, for a dipole-like effect in surround

installations. However, this dual tweeter/dual voice coil

speaker is easily turned into a single point stereo speaker,

or as a traditional single channel (for example, one half

of a stereo pair). See Figure 14. This is accomplished via

jumpers on the speaker’s circuit board.

Figure 12 Tweeter Control

Figure 13 Bass Control

Jumpers

Single

Channel

Stereo

Mode

Surround

Mode

Same signal

from both

tweeters

Tweeters

output

separate left

and right

signals

Single surround

channel output

from each

tweeter out of

phase

Figure 14 Diagram of various FlexSpeak™ operation

modes

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Single channel mode

Use this mode when the speaker will play a single channel

of information (as either the left or right channel of a stereo

pair of speakers). When used in this mode, both tweeters re-

produce the same signal.

Stereo Mode

In Stereo mode, each of the woofer’s dual voice coils and

the tweeters receive their own signals. The result is stereo

reproduction from a single speaker. This is particularly ad-

vantageous in distributed audio systems where there is a

desire to have stereo sound in many rooms, but with as

few speakers as possible.

D2 directDiffuser™ Surround Mode

D2 directDiffuser™ mode puts the two tweeters out of

phase with each other. The result is a non-localizable

sound source that helps re-create the surround eld in-

tended by the movie’s director. Since the goal of home

theater is to get you “lost in the movie,” a diffuse sur-

round eld often works best. When used in the D2 mode,

the best location for these speakers is in the ceiling to the

sides of the primary listening location, with the tweeters

facing towards the front and back of the room (see Figure

15). You can also place the speakers slightly forward or

behind the primary listening position, keeping the tweet-

er orientation as noted above. Make sure to angle the

tweeter assembly towards the listening position.

Figure 15 Tweeter orientation for D2 surround mode

Listening

Position

Front and Back of Room

z200c Jumper and Operation Settings

There are four sets of jumpers on the z200c circuit board

that need to be set.

IMPORTANT: Depending on the sound mode

(Single channel, Stereo or Surround) you intend

to use, these settings must be made before in-

stalling the speaker bafe.

Each voice coil of the

woofer has a two posi-

tion jumper 0db and -

2db (see Figure 16). This

will reduce bass energy

if required. These jump-

ers should be moved to-

gether to the desired po-

sition for the best effect.

The Tweeter phase control is capable of reversing the po-

larity of one tweeter in respect to the other and is marked

SUR/NOR. Both of these selectors MUST BE SWITCHED

together using the attached jumpers to change modes

(see Figure 17).

Figure 16 Bass Control

Jumpers for z200c

Figure 17 Tweeter Phase Control

The Mono/Stereo input selector switches the input

mode. Both of these selectors MUST BE SWITCHED

together using the attached jumpers to change modes

(see Figure 18).

Figure 18 Mono/Stereo Input Selector

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Use the following diagrams to correctly set the jumpers

for the desired operating mode.

D2 directDiffuser™ Surround mode The speaker is

shipped from the factory in D2 directDiffuser™ mode,

used for diffuse surround channel information. The

jumpers are preset to SUR and Mono (see Figure 19).

Either set of speaker input terminals may be used in

this mode.

Figure 19 D2 directDiffuser™ Surround mode settings

Single Point Stereo operation BOTH of the Mono/

Stereo jumpers should be in STEREO MODE and BOTH of

the SUR/NOR jumpers should be set to normal (see Figure

20). One set of speaker leads is attached to EACH set of

input terminals when using this mode.

Figure 20 Single Point Stereo settings

Normal (single stereo channel ) operation The jump-

ers should be set to Normal and Mono (see Figure 21).

Either set of speaker input terminals may be used in this

mode.

Figure 21 Normal (single stereo channel) settings

Specications

Model z600c z500c z400c z300c z200c (mono mode) z100c

Drivers Woofer 8" Carbon Fiber with butyl

rubber surround

8" Polypropylene with butyl

rubber surround

6.5" Carbon Fiber with butyl

rubber surround

6.5" Carbon Fiber with butyl

rubber surround

6.5" Dual VC Polypropylene

with butyl rubber surround

6.5" Polypropylene with butyl

rubber surround

Tweeter 1" Aluminum with a 50° no

diffraction angling Direct Axis

Extending Tweeter™

1" Silk Dome with a 50° no

diffraction angling Direct Axis

Extending Tweeter™

1" Aluminum with a 50° no

diffraction angling Direct Axis

Extending Tweeter™

1" Silk Dome with a 50° no

diffraction angling Direct Axis

Extending Tweeter™

(2) 1" Silk Dome with 20° no

diffraction angling tweeter

1" Silk Dome with 50° no

diffraction angling tweeter

Midrange 1.5" Cloth Dome 1.5" Cloth Dome N/A N/A N/A N/A

Recommended Amplier Power 10 to 150 wpc 10 to 150 wpc 10 to 125 wpc 10 to 125 wpc 10 to 100 wpc 10 to 100 wpc

Acoustic Controls - Selectable Treble: -2dB, 0dB, +2dB Treble: -2dB, 0dB, +2dB Treble: -2dB, 0dB, +2dB Treble: -2dB, 0dB, +2dB Treble: -2dB, 0dB, +2dB Treble: -2dB, 0dB, +2dB

Bass: 0dB, -1dB, -2dB Bass: 0dB, -1dB, -2dB Bass: 0dB, -1dB, -2dB Bass: 0dB, -1dB, -2dB Bass: 0dB, -2dB Bass: 0dB, -1dB, -2dB

Modes Mono Mono Mono Mono Mono/Stereo/ D2 Surround Mono

Nominal Impedance - Selectable 8ohm/4ohm 8ohm/4ohm 8ohm/4ohm 8ohm/4ohm N/A 8ohm/4ohm

Frequency Response 55Hz to 20kHz, +/- 3dB 55Hz to 20kHz, +/- 3dB 60Hz to 20kHz, +/- 3dB 60Hz to 20kHz, +/- 3dB 60Hz to 20kHz, +/- 3dB 60Hz to 20kHz, +/- 3dB

Sensitivity 88dB 88dB 87dB 87dB 87dB 87dB

Overall Exterior Frame Dimensions Diameter 12-1/2" Diameter 12-1/2" Diameter 10-5/8" Diameter 10-5/8" Diameter 10-5/8" Diameter 10-5/8"

Depth Behind Wall

(w/ 1/2" sheetrock)

maximum 6" maximum 6" maximum 6" maximum 6" maximum 6" maximum 6"

Hole Cut-Out Dimensions Diameter 11-1/4" Diameter 11-1/4" Diameter 9-7/16" Diameter 9-7/16" Diameter 9-7/16" Diameter 9-7/16"

All zc Series speakers feature the patent-pending Z-Tool™ and SnapLok Bafe™.

coNEXTion Systems, Inc.

5105 E. Los Angeles Avenue #132

Simi Valley, CA 93063

www.conextionsystems.com

866.310.NEXT (6398)