Atlasied DT22 2x2 Ceiling Tile Speaker System 25V 70V

Product Description

The ATLASIED DT22 is an enclosed in-ceiling speaker system designed for drop-ceiling tile grid installations. Built to fit a standard 2x2 ceiling tile opening, it supports multi-tap distributed audio operation at 25 volts and 70 volts, as well as a direct 10-watt configuration. The enclosed back design contains sound projection and helps meet plenum-space requirements common in commercial installations. Audio-visual contractors and low-voltage technicians are the primary trades that specify and install this unit in commercial, institutional, and light-industrial environments.

The DT22 is suited for commercial facilities where background music, paging, or voice evacuation audio distribution is required. Its compatibility with 25V and 70V distributed systems makes it a practical choice for multi-zone installations across offices, retail spaces, schools, and healthcare facilities. The 2x2 form factor integrates directly into standard lay-in ceiling grid without requiring a separate rough-in enclosure, simplifying installation in new construction and retrofit projects alike.

Key Features

• Fits standard 2x2 drop-ceiling tile grid openings
• Supports 70V and 25V distributed audio system wiring
• Direct 10-watt low-impedance operation also available
• Enclosed back cabinet contains audio and addresses plenum installation requirements
• Sold as a single unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed for use with 70V and 25V distributed audio systems in standard 2x2 drop-ceiling tile grid applications typical of commercial audio distribution installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or audio-visual contractor in accordance with NEC Article 725 or 640 as applicable to the system type. De-energize the audio distribution amplifier and verify zero voltage on the line before making speaker tap connections. Confirm the ceiling grid tile opening dimensions before installation to ensure proper fit and support. Do not exceed the rated wattage tap selected on the transformer to avoid thermal overload.