An independent tower structure designed for use as delay speakers or follow spots in the outer areas of a concert venue.
It can be securely installed without the need for scaffolding or other large, space-occupying structural systems.
Delay Tower / Follow Tower
The tower consists of five 3.5-meter aluminum truss sections connected vertically. In venues with lower ceiling heights, the overall height can be adjusted by configuring the number of sections used.
Equipped with an electric chain hoist for operational use, the loudspeakers and follow-spot enclosure can be freely raised or lowered to adjust their height above ground level.
Specifications
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Total height of the independent tower: 20 meters above ground level
(Height can be adjusted according to venue conditions.) -
Total weight of the independent tower: 9 tons
(Includes cross-shaped base ballast; excludes the weight of suspended equipment.) -
Base footprint: 8.5 meters (cross-shaped layout)
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Top cross-arm suspension points:
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1.96 m × 3 positions
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2.4 m × 1 position
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Maximum number of follow-spot enclosures: 5 units
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When installed, the highest follow-spot position is approximately 16 meters above ground level.
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Maximum delay speaker load capacity: 1 ton
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When installed, the highest suspension point is approximately 16 meters above ground level.
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Equipment may be freely distributed across the four ends of the top cross-arm.
However, loudspeakers and follow-spot enclosures must not be installed on the same end of the cross-arm.
Important Notes
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A 25-ton crane is required for tower installation.
Please ensure the venue allows access for a 25-ton crane. -
After installation of the tower and all suspended equipment,
safety steel cables must be secured at all four corners. -
If it is necessary to release the safety cables in order to lower suspended equipment,
you must contact the installation contractor before proceeding.