In Ceiling Speakers

We offer a vast selection of in ceiling speakers with different power options available. These include 100V line speakers and 8 Ohm low impedance speakers. The 100V line speakers will be best suited for larger installations, as more of them can be used with one amplifier, while low impedance units are great for smaller installs where a high volume output isn't required, such as single offices.

Several of our in ceiling speakers are IP rated, or moisture-resistant. The moisture-resistant design allows the speakers to be installed in places like swimming pools and outdoor areas in bars and restaurants while being protected against splashes and rain showers.

With many size options, our ceiling speakers are suitable for small to large installations. Our 5" speakers are ideal for smaller rooms where they will just be used for low-level background music, while our 8" speakers are better for larger rooms where you require higher volume audio.

Another great feature that many of our in ceiling speakers have is a 2-way coaxial design. This means that there are two separate drivers within each cabinet; one woofer and one tweeter. The woofer will reproduce all the bass and mid frequencies while the tweeter handles all the high frequencies, and this achieves a more rounded frequency response, great for speech and announcement purposes as well as background music.

What are they?

In-ceiling speakers are a type of loudspeaker that are designed to be installed in the ceiling of a room. They are a popular choice for pubs, offices and other audio applications where space is limited or where a discreet installation is desired.

Ceiling mounted speakers are, hence their name, typically mounted flush with the ceiling, which helps to provide a clean, unobtrusive look. They can only be connected with wires (unless connected to a wireless audio source), and they come in a variety of sizes and shapes to fit different ceiling types.

The sound quality of in-ceiling speakers can vary depending on their size, design, and specifications. Some in-ceiling speakers are designed to provide a wide dispersion of sound, while others are designed for more directional sound. Many in-ceiling speakers also come with adjustable tweeters, which can be angled to direct the sound where it is needed.

In addition to this, there are also coaxial 2-way ceiling speakers, which combines two speaker drivers into a single unit. Typically, the two drivers are a woofer and a tweeter, with the tweeter being mounted at the centre of the woofer cone. Whereas the woofer is responsible for reproducing lower-frequency sounds, tweeters emit higher-frequency sounds.

Commercial ceiling speakers can be a good choice for those who want high-quality audio without taking up floor or shelf space. They can be used in a variety of applications, including pubs, bars and offices, and background audio for restaurants, retail stores and other commercial spaces.

Where can in ceiling speakers be used?

Whilst in-ceiling speakers can be used for a variety of different setups, commercial ceiling speakers are predominantly designed for background music and paging in a variety of commercial spaces, such as pubs, bars, shops and offices.

One common use for ceiling mounted speakers is in retail stores. In-ceiling speakers can be used to provide background music or to make announcements in stores such as grocery stores, clothing stores and department stores. Another use for these speakers in commercial spaces could be in museums and galleries.

These commercial environments can also benefit from having in-ceiling speakers since they can be used to provide audio for exhibits and to make announcements. Educational institutions, such as schools, colleges, and universities, can also benefit from in-ceiling speakers. They can be used to provide audio for lectures and presentations and to make announcements.

In offices, in-ceiling speakers can be used to provide background music or to make announcements. In hotels, they can be used in lobbies, conference rooms and other common areas. In fitness centres and gyms, in-ceiling speakers can be used to provide music for workout classes or to make announcements. Higher-power ceiling speakers can be more ideal for places like gyms, since gym owners would want a higher level of sound in their venue.

What are the advantages of in ceiling speakers?

In-ceiling speakers have several advantages that make them a popular choice for audio systems. One of the primary advantages of in-ceiling speakers is that they save space. Traditional speakers can take up a lot of floor or wall space, but in-ceiling speakers are mounted flush with the ceiling, freeing up valuable real estate in a room.

In addition to being space-saving, in-ceiling speakers are also very discreet. Since they blend seamlessly into the ceiling, they don't detract from the room's overall aesthetics, making them an excellent choice for those who want high-quality sound without visible speakers.

Commercial ceiling speakers are versatile and can be used for a wide range of applications. They can be used for music playback, and background audio for commercial spaces, among other things. This versatility makes them an excellent choice for anyone looking to build an audio system that can serve multiple purposes.

Many in-ceiling speakers are designed to provide a wide dispersion of sound, meaning that they can evenly fill a room with sound without any hotspots or dead spots. Additionally, many in-ceiling speakers come with adjustable tweeters that can be angled to direct the sound where it's needed. This adjustability gives users more control over the sound in their room.

In-ceiling speakers are also quite flexible. They are able to work with a wide range of different audio systems and devices, which gives users more flexibility when it comes to choosing their components.

Ceiling mounted speakers can be customizable. They come in a variety of sizes, shapes, and specifications, allowing users to tailor their audio system to their specific needs and preferences. Many of them have removable magnetic grilles, which allows you to spray paint them a different colour if needed.