Atlasied FA138T327 In-ceiling Coaxial Speaker 32W 70V

Product Description

The ATLASIED FA138T327 is an 8-inch round coaxial in-ceiling speaker designed for 70-volt distributed audio systems. Operating at 32 watts on a 70V line, it delivers full-range sound through a coaxial driver configuration, which positions the tweeter concentrically with the woofer for consistent dispersion. This speaker is installed in suspended or drywall ceilings as part of a commercial or residential distributed audio system. It is typically specified and installed by low-voltage audio contractors, AV integrators, or licensed electricians familiar with 70V constant-voltage speaker systems.

The FA138T327 is suited for background music and paging applications in commercial spaces such as offices, retail environments, restaurants, schools, and hospitality venues. It can also be used in residential whole-home audio installations where a 70V amplifier and distributed wiring topology are employed. The round 8-inch form factor fits standard ceiling cutouts used in commercial AV rough-in work, simplifying retrofit and new-construction installs alike.

Key Features

• 70V constant-voltage operation compatible with standard distributed audio amplifiers
• 32W power rating supports coverage of medium to large zones
• 8-inch round coaxial driver configuration for broad, even dispersion
• In-ceiling mount design integrates flush with finished ceiling surfaces
• Sold individually, allowing flexible zone-by-zone procurement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style in-ceiling speaker for use with 70-volt constant-voltage distributed audio amplifiers in commercial and residential background music or paging systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or licensed electrician in accordance with applicable local codes and NEC Article 640 for audio signal distribution. De-energize the 70V amplifier and verify the system is at zero voltage before making speaker connections. Use the correct tap setting on the speaker transformer to match the designed wattage load for the zone. Ensure the ceiling cutout dimensions meet the manufacturer back-box clearance requirements before securing the speaker frame.