Atlasied SHS-3T2-B In-ceiling In-wall Speaker Pair

Product Description

The ATLASIED SHS-3T2-B is a pair of 70.7V and 100V distributed-audio in-ceiling and in-wall speakers designed for commercial and light commercial audio distribution systems. Each unit operates at 4 watts on the 70.7V or 100V transformer tap, making them suited for constant-voltage speaker systems where multiple zones or large numbers of speakers are wired on a single amplifier circuit. The black finish integrates with standard ceiling and wall aesthetics. These speakers are installed by commercial A/V technicians, low-voltage contractors, and licensed electricians working on distributed sound systems.

The SHS-3T2-B speakers are intended for in-ceiling or in-wall installation in commercial, institutional, or multi-zone residential audio distribution applications. Constant-voltage systems operating at 70.7V or 100V are standard in facilities such as offices, retail spaces, schools, and hospitality environments where background music or paging audio is required across multiple rooms or zones on a single amplifier output. The pair configuration allows symmetrical placement in stereo or dual-mono zone layouts.

Key Features

• Operates on 70.7V and 100V constant-voltage distributed audio systems
• 4 watts per speaker on the transformer tap
• In-ceiling and in-wall installation design for clean, low-profile placement
• Black finish for standard commercial and residential aesthetic integration
• Sold as a pair for symmetric zone coverage

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install option for 70.7V and 100V constant-voltage distributed audio systems commonly found in commercial and multi-zone low-voltage audio installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage contractor or qualified A/V technician familiar with constant-voltage distributed audio systems. De-energize the amplifier and verify zero voltage on the speaker line before making any wiring connections. Follow NEC Article 725 and any applicable local codes governing Class 2 and Class 3 low-voltage wiring. Do not exceed the rated wattage tap setting for the amplifier circuit to avoid transformer overload.