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Installing Your 251

Figure 3

251 environmental speaker

mounted onto the exterior of a

house

Figure 4

Marking four holes on the

exterior of a house

Figure 5

Drilling four holes on the

exterior of a house

Be sure to use the proper gauge (thickness) of speaker wire. Standard zip cord (2-conductor,

18-gauge wire found at electrical and hardware stores) works for most applications. If your

speakers will be more than 30 feet (9 m) from the receiver or amplifier, see the "Wire recom-

mendations" under "Technical Information" on page 13. Or check with your authorized Bose

dealer.

If you decide to run the speaker wire through a wall or underground, check your local building

code requirements, or contact an electrical installer before proceeding.

Note: Be sure to cut enough wire to reach from the receiver to each speaker.

CAUTION: Before making any connections, turn off your receiver or amplifier and unplug it

from the outlet (the AC power mains).

The 251

speakers should be mounted using the supplied brackets. They can be mounted

onto the exterior of a house or onto a deck railing or table. If you choose not to use the

supplied brackets, be sure to position your 251 speakers on a sturdy surface.

CAUTION: If you do not use the supplied brackets, choose a level surface for the speak-

ers. Vibration can cause the speakers to move, so it is important that you install the supplied

rubber feet before using the speakers on a surface. Refer to "Attaching the rubber feet" on

page 11.

Installing the brackets onto the exterior of a house

The 251 speakers should be mounted in a vertical position to achieve the best musical

performance. Figure 3 illustrates how the mounted speaker will look once the installation is

complete. To begin, mark four holes to indicate where you want to install the speaker bracket

(Figure 4). For wood, drill four starter holes using a

cement, drill four starter holes using a

⁄

inch (2,5 mm) drill bit (Figure 5). For

⁄

inch (6,0 mm) drill bit (Figure 5).

October 30, 2001

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