Recessed Speaker

Recessed Speaker

The right tool for your business.

Recessed Speaker

When installed in your drop ceiling, this multicast paging speaker that provides a powerful paging and public address solution to expand security and communication throughout offices, schools, hospitals, apartments, and more.

$200

Features

  • 30W high-fidelity speaker with HD acoustic chamber
  • Supports SIP paging, multicast paging, call waiting with priority override, and more
  • Supports full-band and wide-band audio codecs, including Opus and G.722
  • 1x 3-pin differential line out port
  • Ports include 1x 2-pin switch-in input, 1x alarm-in input, 1x DC24V, 1x network, and 1x USB port; Keys include volume up/down, and reset
  • One 10/100Mbps network port with PoE/PoE+/PoE++

Description

A high-volume, ceiling-mounted SIP speaker and two-way intercom designed specifically for modern VoIP networks. It is equipped with a powerful thirty-watt high-definition speaker capable of reaching up to ninety-nine decibels, making it ideal for noisy environments. Additionally, it features three directional microphones that allow for clear, hands-free talkback and interactive communication across a room.

To ensure seamless integration into existing infrastructure, the speaker supports both standard SIP registration and multicast paging. It offers highly flexible deployment options through its built-in dual-band Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, alongside standard wired ethernet. It also supports advanced power delivery via PoE++, allowing it to draw the necessary power directly from compatible network switches to drive its upgraded internal components.

Beyond its core audio features, the unit includes a two-pin input port for connecting physical triggers such as panic buttons or environmental sensors. It also features a three-pin line-out port, which provides the ability to output digital VoIP audio to external hardware. Ultimately, this makes the device act as both a robust standalone IP paging endpoint and a versatile gateway to connect traditional analog amplifiers into modern unified communications platforms.