snap one ES-LS-MOUNT-BOX Direct Burial Mounting Box Instructions

: August 24, 2024
: Snap One

Table of Contents

snap one ES-LS-MOUNT-BOX Direct Burial Mounting Box
Specifications
Box contents
Installation
References
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2 Phillips screwdriver

snap one ES-LS-MOUNT-BOX Direct Burial Mounting Box

Specifications

Dimensions

H × W × D without Extension Sleeves: 78mm × 133mm × 133mm (3″ × 5¼” × 5¼”)
H × W × D with one Extension Sleeve: 128.8mm × 133mm × 133mm (5″ × 5¼” × 5¼”)
H × W × D with two Extension Sleeves: 179.6mm × 133mm × 133mm (7″ × 5¼” × 5¼”)
Extension Sleeves ×2: 50.8mm (2″) each sleeve
The Mount box has openings for ¾” conduit
Extensions sleeves have ½” NPT threads

Box contents

Required tools

2 Phillips screwdriver
Flat blade screwdriver
Power drill
Hammer
Shovel
Silicone caulk
PVC glue- for PVC conduit and/or fittings

Installation

The ES-LS-MOUNT-BOX for Episode® Landscape Speakers is a PVC direct-burial wiring solution that may be used with PVC electrical conduit or direct burial speaker cable. The weatherized wire nuts and optional extensions allow for mounting in nearly any outdoor location.

Dig trenches and route the speaker cable or conduit to the speaker location.
Dig a hole for the box 3 to 6 inches (76mm to 152mm) deep and 6 to 8 inches (150mm to 200mm) wide. Level the bottom of the hole.

Route cables – PVC Conduit

PVC – Use a screwdriver to knock out the appropriate opening(s) as shown.
Glue the conduit and box together using PVC cement.
Route the cable through the conduit and pull at least 8 inches (200mm) of cable into the box cavity.
Pro Tip: Make sure that all PVC connections are securely glued. Use silicone caulk to seal any openings used for cable. Allow caulk and glue to dry completely before burying the box.

Route Cables – Direct Burial Cable

Drill a hole into the center of the knockout slightly larger than the cable.
Route the cable through the hole and pull at least 8 inches (200mm) of cable into the box cavity.
Seal the entrance completely with silicone.
Pro Tip: Make sure that all PVC connections are securely glued. Use silicone caulk to seal any openings used for cable. Allow caulk and glue to dry completely before burying the box.

Install the speaker onto the box cover

Use one or both of the 2″ extensions to raise the speaker to four additional inches, as needed.
Use silicone on the coupler threads to seal the assembly against moisture.
Use the weatherproof wire nuts included with the speaker to terminate the wiring connections. Turn the wire nuts clockwise by hand until they are tight.
The box may now be closed. A weatherproof gasket is attached to the cover but for additional water intrusion protection, line the inside edge of the cover with silicone where it contacts the box, then assemble the box using the eight screws.
Tighten the screws tightly by hand with a #2 screwdriver.
Stake the box down in the hole securely using the four stakes. Install all speakers and test the system before burying the box and wiring.
Adjust the speaker angle and position once all other steps are completed. Use a Phillps screwdriver to tighten the speaker once positioned correctly.

Dimensions

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