Extron V SB 33 82-100 VESA Mounting Kit Instruction Manual
- June 13, 2024
- Extron
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SMK V SB 33 82-100 VESA Mounting Kit
Setup Guide
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Product Description
The SMK V SB 33 82-100 VESA Mounting Kit allows the SB 33 A 82-90 and SB 33 A 90-100 soundbar speakers to be attached to the same VESA display mount that supports the display device. This type of installation enables the SB 33 speaker to be aligned with the display for a visually aesthetic installation. The SB 33 front speaker surface can be adjusted flush with the front of the display. It can be adjusted forward, backward, up, down, and side-to-side.
Installation
VESA display mounts come in a variety of different styles, so these
instructions for installing the SMK V SB 33 82-100 VESA Mounting Kit are
variable. Consult the installation guides for your VESA display mount and your
display device before installing the kit. Follow the steps below to install
the kit.
WARNING: The final installation should be able to continuously support the
speaker weight. The final installation should also be able to support short
term overloading. Be sure to not exceed the load limit of the VESA mount,
mounting surface, and SMK V SB 33 82-100. The maximum load limit of the SMK V
SB 33 82-100 is 85 lb. (38 kg) Since applications can vary considerably, it is
assumed that the installer will exercise good judgment when selecting the
mounting location, method, and hardware. Installation and service must be
performed by authorized personnel only.
NOTE: Observe all applicable building codes and local ordinances when
installing the SB 33 A speaker.
The SMK V SB 33 82-100 VESA Mounting Kit is composed of 2 long L-brackets, 2
short L-brackets, reinforcing plate (see figure 4 on page 3), 4 plastic
spacers, 10 bolts, 10 lock washers, 10 washers, and 10 wingnuts.
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Install the wall mount portion of the VESA display mount onto the desired wall location (see the SB 33 Series Setup Guide, available at www.extron.com, for instructions).
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Position one long L-bracket of the SB 33 kit on the back of the display while aligning the bolt holes on the display with a slot on the L-bracket. Repeat this procedure for the other long L-bracket on the other side of the display (see figure 1). It is recommended you place the display on a soft surface while attaching these brackets to avoid damage to it.
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Place the VESA display mount on top of the L-bracket while aligning the bolt holes of the display mount with the slot of the L-bracket and the bolt holes of the display. Repeat this procedure for the other long L-bracket on the other side of the display.
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Insert bolts through the VESA display mounts, the long L-brackets, and the display, making sure to the align the bolt holes of the VESA display mounts with the bolt holes of the display (see figure 2). Tighten all four bolts. Spacers are provided if needed.
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Position the short L-bracket under the long L-bracket that was installed in step 4 above so that the L bends of each bracket are paired together (see figure 3, 1 ). Then install one bolt with a wingnut and lockwasher (included in the kit) so that the long L-bracket and short L-bracket are held together. Tighten the wingnut. Repeat this procedure for the other long L-bracket on the other side of the display.
NOTE: The short L-bracket may be reversed if the SB 33 speaker needs to be positioned further forward relative to the display above it (2). -
For extra stiffening, attach the metal reinforcing plate connection bracket to the back of the SB 33 A 82-90 or SB 33 A 90-100 wall plate.
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Install the SB 33 speaker wall plate to the short L-bracket using two bolts, two lock washers, and two wingnuts, as shown in figure 5. Repeat this procedure for the other short L-bracket on the other side.
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Fasten the display onto the VESA wall mount that was attached in step 1 on page 1.
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Adjust the SB 33 vertically as needed:
a. Loosen, but do not remove, the bolts that attach the long L-brackets to the display. b. Adjust the SB 33 to the desired distance from the display, then tighten the bolts.
NOTE: Assuming that the display screen is level, allow for some space between the bottom of the display screen and the top of the speaker, because the speaker assemblies and the center bracket attach to the wall plate by hooking the top mounting clasps of the speaker assemblies and center bracket over the top mounting rail of the wall plate (see the diagram at right).
To allow sufficient clearance between the top of the SB 33 A and the display screen above it, leave at least 0.69 inches (17.5 mm) between the highest part of the top rail of the wall plate and the top of the speaker, as shown at right. The display screen should not encroach into this area above the top rail. -
Install the SB 33 A speaker to the wall plate. If the alignment between the display and the SB 33 speaker needs to be adjusted, see Aligning the SB 33 Speaker to the Display on page 5.
Aligning the SB 33 Speaker to the Display
The SMK V SB 33 82-100 VESA Mounting Kit can be adjusted to align the SB 33
speaker assembly relative to the front of the display, from front to rear
(depth).
TIP: It is easiest to do this before the display and speaker are mounted
on the wall.
To align the speaker to the display:
- Loosen, but do not remove, the two wingnuts that attach the long L-brackets to the short L-brackets.
- Adjust the SB 33 either to the front or to the rear of the display and then tighten the wingnuts.
See the SB 33 A Series Setup Guide and SB 33 A Series User Guide for further installation details.
For information on safety guidelines, regulatory compliances, EMI/EMF compatibility, accessibility, and related topics, see the Extron Safety and Regulatory Compliance Guide on the Extron website.
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