100V line speakers
For many applications, it is necessary to drive many speakers with a single amplifier, giving greater coverage to multiple rooms or over a given area. 100V line is a solution to this problem.
AC56V ABS Ceiling Speaker 100V
952.148UK
AC56V
Moulded ceiling speaker with ABS basket and grille. Fitted with a 5" dual concentric full range driver and 100V transformer with connection wires for 3W or 6W operation. Designed for easy installat...
- Shallow mounting depth
- 100V tappings for 3W or 6W operation
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952.148UK
AC56V ABS ceiling speaker 100V |
AC56V ABS Ceiling Speaker 100V
Moulded ceiling speaker with ABS basket and grille. Fitted with a 5" dual concentric full range driver and 100V transformer with connection wires for 3W or 6W operation. Designed for easy installation into walls or ceilings with shallow cavities as part of a discreet public address system.
- Shallow mounting depth
- 100V tappings for 3W or 6W operation
Specification
- Housing material ABS
- Power handling : rms 6W
- Tappings 3W & 6W
- Sensitivity 90dB
- Impedance 8 Ohms
- Frequency response 100Hz - 20kHz
- Cutout 150mmØ
- Mounting depth 45mm
- Dimensions 48 x 185mmØ
- Weight 436g
Trade information
| 952.148UK | |
|---|---|
| Barcode / EAN | 5015972190685 |
| Package type | Box Printed |
| Package dimensions | 190 x 190 x 50mm |
| Package weight | 0.50kg |
| Package quantity | 1 unit |
| Carton dimensions | 390 x 395 x 270mm |
| Carton weight | 10.50kg |
| Carton quantity | 20 packages |
In the box
The box for this item contains :
- AC56V ceiling speaker
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