zenitel ELSII-10HM Network Speakers Instruction Manual

zenitel ELSII-10HM Network Speakers

Product Information

The Network Speakers from Zenitel are a range of high-quality speakers designed for network-based audio communication. These speakers are equipped with Ethernet connectivity, a built-in microphone, and a 10W power output. The range includes the following models

• ELSII-10HM: Network Horn Speaker, 10W, Ethernet, Microphone
• ELSII-10LHM: Network Long Horn Speaker, 10W, Ethernet, Microphone
• ELSII-10PM: Network Projector Speaker, 10W, Ethernet, Microphone
• ELSII-10WM: Network Cabinet Speaker, 10W, Ethernet, Microphone
• ELSIR-10CM: Network Ceiling Speaker, 10W, Ethernet, Microphone

These speakers are designed for optimal voice detection and can be mounted horizontally or vertically at a height between 1.5m to 3m.

Product Usage Instructions

Mounting & Installation of ELSII-10HM / ELSII-10LHM

1. Unscrew the ELSII-10HM/ELSII-10LHM from the mounting bracket and place the bracket on the desired location. The speaker can bemounted horizontally or vertically.
2. For wall mounting
   • Use Pan Head DIN7981 screws with a head diameter of 12.5mm.
   • Recommended screw size: M6x38mm or M6x45mm.
   • Use 2x Nylon plugs and 2x M6 screws.
   • Drill a 6mm hole for the screws.
3. For mounting on a plate or column
   • Use M6 screws with a head diameter of 12mm.
   • Recommended screw size : M6x20mm or M6x25mm.
4. Fasten the speaker to the mounting bracket and remove the back plate on the speaker.
5. Run an Ethernet cable through the cable gland on the back plate and terminate the cable to an RJ45 connector.
6. Insert the Ethernet cable into the TKIS Kit Ethernet port. Use a shielded Ethernet cable with grounding at the switch end.
7. Verify that the microphone and speaker wires are correctly connected
   • Microphone Wires: Red (+), Yellow (-)
   • Speaker Wires: White (+), Black (-)
8. Reattach the back plate
   • To maintain the IP-66 rating, use a tightening torque of 0.8 Nm.
   • Tighten the cable gland using a suitable tool to prevent twisting. Use a tightening torque of 4-5 Nm to maintain the IP-66 rating.

Please refer to the product manual for additional safety information and guidelines.

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This document serves as a basic mounting and installation guide for Zenitels range/line of Network Speakers.

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Safety Information

This manual describes the necessary steps to mount and install the Zenitel Network Speakers. It contains important instructions that must be followed. The Network Speakers should be installed by a competent person in accordance with national and local regulations.

NB! A waring symbol indicates that extra care must be taken. Damage to equipment and/or injury can occur. Please read all warnings before installing this product.

Zenitel takes no responsibility for damages caused by improper or inadequate mounting and installation.

Important mounting and installation considerations

• These products must be installed where its weight can be fully supported.
• If using anchors, plugs or screws other than those specified by Zenitel, they may not be able to hold the weight of the product, and this may cause a safety hazard.
• When drilling holes in wall, pole or plate, make sure you use a drill with the specified diameter. Make sure that you also follow the instructions regarding the depth of the holes.
• Make sure that all screws are fully tightened. Applying excessive force to the screws may damage your wall or cause damage to the product.
• Do not place a unit in environments with a high level of dust, heat, moisture or vibration.
• Installation of all speakers must be done using shielded Ethernet cables with grounding at the switch end.

ELSII-10HM / ELSII-10LHM

Mounting & Installation of ELSII-10HM / ELSII-10LHM
Mount the speaker at a height between 1,5-3 m for optimal placement of the speaker microphones’ ability to detect voices.

1. Unscrew the ELSII-10HM/ELSII-10LHM from the mounting bracket, and place the bracket on the specified location. The speakers can be mounted both horizontally and vertically. In this example the speaker is mounted horizontally.

2. 3. Due to the bracket material, use as low a tightening torque as possible when mounting the unit to the surface (1.5 Nm max.)
      Wall mounting – recommended screws
      Pan Head DIN7981 for plug (Dry wall/ Concrete) or wooden wall, etc.
      Head diameter : 12,5 M6x 38 or45 mm Mounting Plate or Column – recommended screws
      M6 x 20 or 25 with Philips head DIN7985 or Torx, head diameter: 12 mm.

3. Fasten the speaker to the mounting bracket. Then remove the back plate on the speaker.

4. Run an Ethernet cable through the cable gland on the back plate, and terminate the cable to a RJ45 connector.

5. Insert the Ethernet cable into the TKIS Kit Ethernet port.

The speaker must be installed using a shielded Ethernet cable with grounding at the switch end.

Cable Gland
M20, clamping range of 5-12 mm.

To guarantee the IP-66 rating, use a cable with 5-6 mm.

1. Reattach the back plate.
   To maintain the IP-66 rating on the speaker, use a tightening torque of 0,8 Nm.

2. Tighten the cable gland. Use a suitable tool when tightening the cap nut of the cable gland to prevent the gland from twisting.
   Use a tightening torque of 4-5 Nm on the cable gland to maintain the IP-66 rating on the speaker.

3. Verify that microphone and speaker wires are correctly connected.

4. Connect the speaker to the network.

5. The speaker can operate in three different modes, depending on what kind of server it should register to. Scan the QR-codes below according to what mode you need to configure.

Technical specifications                  Value

IP Rating| IP 66
Relative humidity| < 95% not condensing
Operating temperature range| -40° to 70° C / -40° to 158 ° F
Encapsulation material| ASA plastic
PoE (power over Ethernet)| IEEE 802.3af standard, Class 0 (0.44W to 12.95 W)
Power consumption| Idle 1.8W, max 12W (depending on volume)
Cable Gland (Ø)| 1xM20 (20 mm)
ELSII-10HM                                      Value
Weight| 1.65 kg
Dimensions (HxWxD)| 144 x 186 x 207 mm
ELSII-10LHM                                    Value
Weight| 1.9 kg
Dimensions (HxWxD)| 274 x 200 x 348 mm

ELSII-10PM

Mounting & Installation of ELSII-10PM
The speakers microphone is located on the junction box. The junction box must therefore be mounted at a hight of 1,5-3m with the microphone turning down for optimal placement. The speaker can be placed in the range of 1,5-3,5 meters.

1. The speaker can be mounted both horizontally, vertically or in the ceiling. In this example the speaker is installed horisontally.

2. 3. When mounting the unit to the surface, do not use more than 2,5 Nm torque when fastening the speaker.
      Wall – recommended screws
      Pan Head DIN7981 for plug (Dry wall/ Concrete) or wooden wall, etc.
      Head diameter : 12,5 M6.3x 38 or 45 mm Mounting Plate or Column – recommended screws
      M6 x 20 or 25 with Philips head DIN7985 or Torx,
      head diameter : 12 mm.

3. When the speaker is mounted, open the Junction Box. Remove lid and remove the TKIS Kit inside.

4. Screw the Junction Box to the selected location. Make sure it is securely fastened to the surface.

5. Reattach the TKIS Kit in the junction box, and verify that microphone and speaker wires are correctly connected.

6. Run an Ethernet cable through the cable gland on the back plate, and terminate the cable to a RJ45 connector.

7. Insert the Ethernet cable into the TKIS Kit Ethernet port.

The speaker must be installed using a shielded Ethernet cable with grounding at the switch end.

Cable Gland
M20, clamping range of 5-12 mm.

To guarantee the IP-66 rating, use a cable with 5-6 mm.

1. Attach and fasten the lid.
2. Make sure to tighten the cable gland sufficiently to attain IP-66 rating for watertightness, but be aware of plastic material limitations.

• In order to ensure the required minimum degree of protection, the cable glands must be tightened securely.
• When tightening the cap nut of a cable gland, a suitable tool shall be used to prevent the gland from twisting.

Connect the speaker to the network. The speaker can operate in three different modes, depending on what kind of server it should register to. Scan the QR-codes below according to what mode you need to configure.

ELSII-10WM

Mounting & Installation of ELSII-10WM
Mount the speaker at a height between 1,5-3 m for optimal placement of the speaker microphones’ ability to detect voices.

1. Unscrew the ELSII-10WM from the mounting bracket, and place the bracket on the specified location. The speakers can be mounted both horizontally and vertically. In this example the speaker is mounted vertically.

2. 3. When mounting the unit to the surface, do not use more than 2,5 Nm torque when fastening the bracket.
      Wall – recommended screws
      Pan Head DIN7981 for plug (Dry wall/ Concrete) or wooden wall, etc. Head diameter: 12,5 M6.3x 38 or 45 mm Mounting Plate or Column – recommended screws
      M6 x 20 or 25 with Philips head DIN7985 or Torx, head diameter: 12 mm.

3. Fasten the speaker to the mounting bracket. Then remove the back plate on the speaker.

4. Run an Ethernet cable through the cable gland on the back plate, and terminate the cable to a RJ45 connector.

5. Insert the Ethernet cable into the TKIS Kit Ethernet port.

The speaker must be installed using a shielded Ethernet cable with grounding at the switch end.

Cable Gland
M20, clamping range of 5-12 mm.

To guarantee the IP-66 rating, use a cable with 5-6 mm.

Verify that microphone and speaker wires are correctly connected.

1. Reattach the back plate
   To maintain the IP-66 rating on the speaker, use a tightening torque of 0,8 Nm.

2. Make sure to tighten the cable gland sufficiently to attain IP-66 rating for watertightness, but be aware of plastic material limitations.

   • In order to ensure the required minimum degree of protection, the cable glands must be tightened securely.
   • When tightening the cap nut of a cable gland, a suitable tool shall be used to prevent the gland from twisting.
   • Connect the speaker to the network.
   • The speaker can operate in three different modes, depending on what kind of server it should register to. Scan the QR-codes below according to what mode you need to configure.

ELSIR-10CM

Mounting & Installation of ELSIR-10CM
Mount the speaker in the ceiling at the maximum height of 3 meters. Mounting above 3 meters deteriorates the speaker microphones’ ability to detect voices.

1. Cut a hole in the ceiling where the speaker is to be mounted. Make sure there is at least 10mm clearing over the speaker.
2. Remove the fire dome.
3. Make sure an Ethernet cable is available through the ready made hole.
4. Run the cable through the cable gland on the firedome, and terminate the cable to a RJ45 connector.
5. Insert the Ethernet cable into the TKIS Kit Ethernet port.

Cable Gland
M20, clamping range of 5-12 mm. Verify that microphone and speaker wires are correctly connected to the TKIS unit.

1. Reattach the fire dome
2. Make sure to tighten the cable gland sufficiently to attain IP-54 rating for water tightness, but be aware of plastic material limitations.

• In order to ensure the required minimum degree of protection, the cable glands must be tightened securely.

• When tightening the cap nut of a cable gland, a suitable tool shall be used to prevent the gland from twisting.

• Insert the speaker into the opening. Make sure the side clamps are held in an upright position.

• Use the included screws to secure the speaker to the ceiling.

• Due to the speaker material, use as low a tightening torque as possible when mounting the unit to the surface (1.5 Nm max.)
  Using screws on the speaker chassis will ground the unit.

  • Connect the speaker to the network.
  • The speaker can operate in three different modes, depending on what kind of server it should register to. Scan the QR-codes below according to what mode you need to configure.

The WEEE Directive does not legislate that Zenitel, as a ‘producer’, shall collect ‘end of life’ WEEE.

This ‘end of life’ WEEE should be recycled appropriately by the owner who should use proper treatment and recycling measures. It should not be disposed to landfill.
Many electrical items that we throw away can be repaired or recycled. Recycling items helps to save our natural finite resources and also reduces the environmental and health risks associated with sending electrical goods to landfill.

Under the WEEE Regulations, all new electrical goods should now be marked with the crossed-out wheeled bin symbol shown.
Goods are marked with this symbol to show that they were produced after 13th August 2005, and should be disposed of separately from normal household waste so that they can be recycled.

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