Looking to seal your speaker's terminals and provide protection from the elements? Check out the black JBL MTC-PC62 Terminal Cover, a pair of panels that are designed for the black or white versions of the Control 62P.

Each cover features two small holes for running cables through and a larger opening to accommodate the speaker's hanging bracket. For additional security, the cover can be glued to the back of the speaker using outdoor-capable sealant. The glue should be used around the outside rim of the panel cover, the opening for the hanging bracket, and the cable holes. If only one wire is needed, you can also use the glue to seal the second cable hole.

Top Panel / Terminal Cover    Protects Speaker Connectors    Can Be Used with Sealant

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I started using Hahnel captur yesterday..Everything seems ok except for the zoom function it doesn't work when I half press the grey button on the transmitter..I'm using the 10 pin cable and my Camera is Nikon D810..Anybody has the same problem?!

A: I am not sure which function you are referencing? the autofocus ? this is what should be controlled by the half press of the remote. zooming is not supported by this remote.

Q: 2. Will this work with Sony nex vg30?Thanks.

A: The Sony NEX VG30 does not list a LANC input. What is offered is an AVR port. An example of a product that offers connection to AVR for control is the Magnus VC-20-SCP LANC Zoom Controller with Sony AVR Adapter Cable Kit.

Q: 3. Will it work with UL60 and UL150?

A: The Godox Remote Control for SL150II, SL200II, FV150, FV200, LF308 BH #GORCA6 can be used with the UL series lights.

Q: 4. Is compatible with Canon DSLR 70D?

A: I have no any idea about DSLR 70D, I use it for the camcorder but this unit is suitable for all lanc design for sure. I have lots of the lanc unit includes sony, canon and others, for thus one c/p is much better than others. Enjoy the shooting.

Q: 5. Would this work with Fuji X-T1, X-T2, XE2? I appreciate all answers.

A: I'll provide some additional insight, but unfortunately not fully answer your question. In short, Hahnel indicates in its brochure that the Wireless Remote Shutter Release and Time Remote is compatible with the XE2 and X-T1; the X-T2 is not indicated.However, when looking at their similar brochure for the Captur Time - Kit which is part of the same system as the Wireless Remote ... above, the XE2, A-T1 AND X-T2 AND X-Pro2 is shown as being supported.Personally I'm looking for X-T2 Support and am left confused by this inconsistency ... especially given that the Wireless Remote ... brochure shows a diagram above the compatibility chart that directly links the Wireless Remote ... to the Capture Time - Kit. I expect that this is an oversite and that the Capture Time - Kit info was updated later, and someone forgot to tweak the Wireless Remote ... brochure, but I know better that to assume this. A major issue with that reasoning is that both brochures are dated 10-01-17 or Jan 10, 2017. Uh. I looked at both their Irish and USA sight, but they were the same.I'm going to contact Hahnel directly and will update here if I get a clear answer.

Q: 6. Does a lens kit work with the iPhone Max 13? I am trying to avoid taking my big dslr camera on a trip to Europe

A: The Apexel 60x Telephoto Lens Kit with Remote Control And Tripod BH #APJS60XJJ09B will work for the iPhone 13 Pro Max.

Q: 7. Will this operate the SL-100W as well?

A: Yes, the SL100 is compatible with this Godox RC-A6.

Q: 8. This is listed as a recommended accessory for the Godox SL100D . I just want to confirm that it will work?

A: Yes.

Q: 9. Is this compatible with a Nikon D3000?

A: Yes. This should work with any Nikon camera as long as the camera has a hot shoe for a flash.

Q: 10. When the camera is on Bulb, will one press of the button open the shutter and a second press of the button close the shutter for long exposures?

A: No it doesn't work that way. When you are in Bulb mode you need to hold the shutter button down for as long as you want the shutter to stay open. So for a 10 sec exposure you would set your aperture for whatever depth of field you want then hold the shutter button down for a count of 10 sec, then release.