Atlasied SD72WV 8 In-ceiling Speaker Baffle 10oz Xfmr

Product Description

The ATLASIED SD72WV is an 8-inch in-ceiling speaker baffle assembly fitted with a 10-ounce transformer, designed for commercial and institutional distributed audio systems. The integrated transformer allows the baffle to operate on 70-volt or 25-volt constant-voltage audio distribution lines, which are standard in multi-zone paging, background music, and intercom installations. This assembly is typically installed by low-voltage audio-visual contractors and systems integrators working in commercial, educational, hospitality, or healthcare facilities where distributed sound coverage is required across multiple zones from a single amplifier.

The SD72WV is suited for in-ceiling installation in drop-tile or drywall ceiling applications. Its 8-inch baffle size accommodates standard rough-in cutouts common to commercial audio layouts. The 10-ounce transformer enables wattage tap selection, allowing the installer to balance speaker output levels across a distributed zone. This makes it a practical fit for conference rooms, corridors, retail spaces, and other commercial environments where uniform audio distribution is the design goal.

Key Features

• 8-inch baffle size fits standard commercial in-ceiling cutout configurations
• Integrated 10-ounce transformer supports 70-volt and 25-volt constant-voltage audio distribution systems
• Transformer tap selection allows per-speaker wattage adjustment for zone balancing
• Designed for multi-zone paging, background music, and intercom system applications
• Single-unit quantity per package suitable for individual zone builds or replacement installs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or system-expansion component for in-ceiling speaker installations in 70-volt and 25-volt constant-voltage distributed audio systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage audio-visual technician familiar with constant-voltage distributed audio systems and applicable local electrical codes. De-energize the amplifier and confirm the audio line is at zero voltage before making any wiring connections to the transformer. Verify the selected wattage tap matches the system design load calculations before securing the baffle in the ceiling. Follow ceiling fire-rating requirements and local AHJ guidelines when cutting into drywall or tile grid ceilings.