Atlasied FAP62T 6 Speaker In-ceiling System 70V

Product Description

The ATLASIED FAP62T is a six-speaker in-ceiling audio system designed for 70-volt distributed audio applications. It ships as a complete system, allowing installers to deploy a full ceiling-speaker layout without sourcing individual components separately. The 70-volt architecture is the standard format for commercial and large-venue audio distribution, enabling multiple speakers to run from a single amplifier channel over long cable runs with minimal power loss. This system is installed by licensed low-voltage contractors and commercial AV integrators in settings where background music, paging, or life-safety audio is required.

The FAP62T is suited for commercial and light commercial installations such as retail spaces, offices, restaurants, hospitality venues, and educational facilities where 70-volt distributed audio is the design standard. The in-ceiling form factor keeps speakers discreet and ceiling-flush, meeting typical aesthetic and code requirements for commercial interiors. Installers use this system where a coordinated, pre-matched multi-speaker ceiling array simplifies commissioning and ensures consistent acoustic performance across a zone.

Key Features

• Six-speaker in-ceiling system sold as a complete unit
• 70-volt distributed audio architecture for long-run commercial installations
• In-ceiling mounting for low-profile, unobtrusive installation
• Pre-matched speaker set supports consistent zone-level acoustic performance
• Single-unit ordering simplifies procurement for multi-speaker layouts

Compatibility

Designed for use with 70-volt distributed audio amplifiers in commercial in-ceiling speaker installations. No specific compatible amplifier models or system families were stated in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or licensed AV contractor familiar with 70-volt distributed audio systems. De-energize the amplifier and all associated circuits before making any speaker wiring connections. Rough-in work in ceiling cavities should comply with applicable local building codes and NEC requirements for in-ceiling wiring. Verify transformer tap settings on each speaker match the amplifier output wattage before system commissioning.