Atlasied IP-HVP High Output Horn Indoor Outdoor Poe

Product Description

The ATLASIED IP-HVP is a high-output horn speaker designed for indoor and outdoor public address applications. It operates over a Power over Ethernet (PoE) connection, eliminating the need for a separate power supply at the installation point. Built for demanding environments, the IP-HVP delivers broad audio coverage in commercial, industrial, and institutional settings. Licensed audio-visual and low-voltage contractors typically specify and install this unit as part of a networked PA or mass notification system. The PoE-based design simplifies cable runs and reduces installation time on large-scale projects.

The IP-HVP is suited for facilities requiring reliable voice paging, emergency notification, or background audio distribution across wide or acoustically challenging spaces. Typical deployments include warehouses, manufacturing floors, school campuses, parking structures, transportation terminals, and outdoor common areas. Because the unit is rated for both indoor and outdoor use, it can be integrated into a single-system design covering mixed environments without requiring separate product families.

Key Features

• High-output horn driver delivers broad audio coverage for large or open spaces
• Power over Ethernet (PoE) operation removes the need for a dedicated local power circuit
• Rated for both indoor and outdoor installation in a single unit
• Designed for networked PA and mass notification system integration
• Sold as an individual unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style networked horn speaker for use in PoE-capable IP public address and mass notification systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or audio-visual contractor familiar with IP-based PA systems. Power down or disconnect the PoE switch port before making or changing physical connections to the unit. Follow applicable local electrical codes and NEC low-voltage wiring requirements for cable routing and termination. Verify that the supplying PoE switch or injector meets the power budget requirements for the unit before commissioning.