Mounting microphones on the ceiling

Some microphones in the SpeechLine Wired series are also suitable for mounting on a ceiling panel or a wooden panel on a suspended ceiling.



A) Mounting the MEB 102 boundary installation microphone on the ceiling
Once you have chosen a position for the product (see Planning the position of the built-in products):
  1. Drill a hole with a diameter of 25 mm in the installation surface (panel thickness 10 mm - 65 mm).
  2. Slide the first rubber ring onto the thread of the microphone and insert both into the hole.
  3. Slide the second rubber ring onto the thread and tighten the hex nut.
  4. Connect a suitable cable (see Connecting products to an audio input) and lay it.
B) Mounting the MZH 3015 gooseneck microphone on the ceiling
  1. Screw one of the microphone heads firmly onto the gooseneck to ensure a proper ground connection.
    Once you have chosen a position for the product (see Planning the position of the built-in products):
  2. Drill a hole with a diameter of
    • MZT 30 (-L) table installation socket: 24 mm OR
    • MZS 31 shock mount table mount: 51 mm
    in the installation surface (panel thickness 10 mm - 65 mm).

  3. Insert the installation socket or shock mount into the hole.
  4. Plug the XLR connector of the gooseneck microphone into a corresponding MZT 30 connector or into the MZS 31 shock mount.
  5. Connect a suitable cable (see Connecting products to an audio input) and lay it.
C) Mounting the ME 3x suspended microphone on the ceiling
Once you have chosen a position for the product (see Planning the position of the built-in products):
  1. Drill a hole with a diameter of 24 mm in the installation surface (panel thickness 10 mm - 65 mm).
  2. Insert the installation socket into the hole.
  3. Plug the XLR connector of the cable into the connector.
  4. Guide the cable through the MZH 30 suspension.
  5. Screw one of the microphone heads firmly onto the connector on the cable to ensure a proper ground connection.
  6. Connect a suitable cable (see Connecting products to an audio input) and lay it.