HF-T6FL: 6.5" Coaxial Frameless Commercial Ceiling Speakers (Single) - 70V/100V - 100W Max - UL2043 Plenum Rated

High Fidelity In-Ceiling Speaker

This compact in-ceiling speaker provides premium performance in background, foreground music sound systems. It has an attractive frameless design and micro-perforated grille which give it minimum visibility for a clean and built-in look.
　

Selectable Voltage Taps for Convenience

This speaker has an integrated multi-tap transformer allows for easier changing tap setting, it works in 70V/100V and 8 ohm installations which makes it perfect for a wide variety of commercial applications such as: restaurants, hotels and retail stores.
　

The Best Sound Quality

This Speaker has the ability to handle high power, it also has wide frequency response and low distortion make it ideal for sound systems requiring a higher fidelity sound from ceiling loudspeakers. It's equipped with polypropylene woofer for delivering deep clear bass and butyl rubber surround for longevity and excellent bass performance.

Easy and Flexible Installation

This Speaker meets the UL2043 standard for use in-ceiling plenums and ventilation systems. It is equipped with dog leg mounting system for a fast and easy installation and also has safety cable rings to ensure great security.

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What are some of the major differences between 70V/100V and 8 ohm speaker systems?

• Commercial locations typically use 70V/100V systems when more than a few pairs of speakers are required.
• 70V/100V systems are daisy chained together, running the wire from one speaker to the next as opposed to 8-ohm speakers which are each home run back to the amplifier.
• Multiple speakers can be used in 70V/100V systems without worrying about impedance issues which can overload and damage an 8-ohm amplifier.
• 70V/100V systems play in mono not stereo therefore speaker placement is less critical.
• 70V/100V systems allow for flexibility in how many speakers are run off a single amplifier by adjusting the wattage tap at each speaker.
  　

How do I Set Up a 70-Volt Audio System?

• The total number of speakers multiplied by the tap value cannot exceed the output power (in watts) of the 70V/100V amplifier.
• For example, 5 speakers using 16W taps will need an amplifier with a minimum of 80W of power (5 x 16W).
• A good rule of thumb is to select an amplifier with at least 20% greater power than the minimum. In this instance, the amplifier should have 100W of power.

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