The audio bar can be mounted vertically or horizontally using the included bracket or a compatible VESA (Video Electronics Standards Association) mount. Vertical is the default orientation and is recommended for optimal speaker dispersion.
General guidance is available for third-party mounting hardware for HDX systems.
Physical specifications
Width: 10.70 in (272 mm)
Height: 36.00 in (915 mm)
Depth: 3.93 in (100 mm)
Weight (without bracket): 16.3 lb. (7.4 kg)
Weight (with bracket): 17.4 lb. (7.9 kg)
VESA support: 100 mm x 100 mm
Safety requirement
Installation should be performed by qualified personnel. The mounting surface and hardware must support at least four times the equipment’s weight, a minimum of 69.6 lb (31.6 kg) for a component weighing 17.4 lb (7.9 kg). Insufficient support can cause serious injury or property damage.
Mounting considerations
The mount must be rated for at least 17.4 lb (7.9 kg).
Confirm 100 mm × 100 mm VESA compatibility.
Keep sound paths between speakers and listeners clear.
Don't obstruct the microphone array (top of the bar) or the speaker openings.
For carts, stands or display mounts, use a stable, vibration-resistant solution.
Follow HDX placement guidance for corner and obstruction clearances.
Mounting options for the audio bar
Display-mounted solutions
Display-mounted brackets are often a good choice when the display location defines the primary front of room or when wall mounting isn't practical. Display mounts may be beneficial for:
Rooms with glass walls
Mobile display carts
Flexible meeting spaces
Interactive display installations
Rooms where wall modifications are restricted
Display-mounted installations can help maintain a clean appearance while keeping the audio bar close to the primary presentation area.
Floor stands
Floor stands can provide installation flexibility when suitable wall locations are unavailable. They are particularly useful in:
Glass-wall meeting rooms
Spaces with movable partitions
Heritage or architecturally sensitive buildings
Open-concept collaboration spaces
Temporary or leased installations
Advantages of floor-standing installations
No wall modifications required
Easier repositioning if room layouts change
Improved flexibility when room constraints limit placement options
Simplified installation in some environments
When using floor stands
Ensure the stand supports the full weight of the audio bar.
Position the stand where it is unlikely to be bumped or moved.
Verify the stand remains stable during normal room use.
Maintain recommended HDX placement guidelines whenever possible.
Swivel mounts and articulating brackets for corner installations
Some rooms require the audio bar to be installed near corners because of windows, displays, architectural features or limited wall space. In these situations, swivel mounts or articulating brackets may help orient the audio bar toward the primary seating area. These mounting solutions can help:
Direct speaker output toward listeners
Improve placement in irregularly shaped rooms
Accommodate room design constraints
Maintain better alignment with seating areas when ideal wall locations are unavailable
When using swivel or articulating mounts
Aim the audio bar toward the primary listening area.
Maintain unobstructed sound paths.
Avoid extreme mounting angles that could block microphones or speakers.
Maintain recommended distances from corners and obstructions when possible.
Verify the mount remains secure in its adjusted position.
Typical applications include
Corner-mounted displays
Irregularly shaped meeting rooms
Flexible learning spaces
Rooms with limited wall space near the display wall
Recessed and architectural mounting
For projects where aesthetics are a primary concern, recessed or flush mounting solutions may help integrate the audio bar into the room while reducing its visual impact. These solutions are commonly considered in:
Executive boardrooms
Architect-designed collaboration spaces
Higher education facilities
Rooms with strict aesthetic requirements
When selecting a recessed solution for the audio bar
Ensure microphone and speaker performance are not obstructed.
Maintain adequate ventilation.
Do not exceed the system operating temperature of 0° C to 40° C (32° F to 104° F).
Preserve access for service and cabling.
Follow all installation instructions provided by the mounting hardware manufacturer.
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