d&b CCL Top Mounting Frame (Z5821)
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d&b CCL Top Mounting Frame (Z5821)
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The d&b CCL Top Mounting Frame (Z5821) is a lightweight yet robust rigging solution designed to suspend up to 12 CCL-TOP cabinets with a total safe working load of 250 kg (551 lb). Weighing just 22 lbs, it features a center bar with a pre-drilled hole grid that supports both single and dual pickpoint suspension using the included 1-ton shackles. When using a single pickpoint, the vertical tilt of the entire array is controlled by the shackle position, with precise aiming calculated via d&b’s ArrayCalc software. Ideal for flown arrays in small to medium-scale applications, the Z5821 offers dependable support and flexible setup options for efficient deployment.
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The d&b CCL Top Mounting Frame (Z5821) is a lightweight yet robust rigging solution designed to suspend up to 12 CCL-TOP cabinets with a total safe working load of 250 kg (551 lb). Weighing just 22 lbs, it features a center bar with a pre-drilled hole grid that supports both single and dual pickpoint suspension using the included 1-ton shackles. When using a single pickpoint, the vertical tilt of the entire array is controlled by the shackle position, with precise aiming calculated via d&b’s ArrayCalc software. Ideal for flown arrays in small to medium-scale applications, the Z5821 offers dependable support and flexible setup options for efficient deployment.
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