Atlasied VTF-157UCN Driver Horn 70V 15W Pa Speaker

Product Description

The ATLASIED VTF-157UCN is a driver horn speaker rated at 70 volts and 15 watts, designed for use in 70-volt distributed audio and public address systems. This type of unit combines a compression driver with a horn flare to project sound across large or noisy environments. It is installed by licensed electricians, low-voltage contractors, and audio-visual systems technicians as part of commercial or industrial PA infrastructure. The 70-volt line-level design simplifies multi-speaker wiring runs common in larger installations.

The VTF-157UCN is suited for commercial, industrial, and institutional PA and mass-notification applications where reliable audio coverage is required. Typical install scenarios include warehouses, manufacturing floors, parking structures, and outdoor or semi-outdoor areas that demand durable horn-style speakers. The 70-volt distributed format makes it compatible with standard 70V constant-voltage amplifier systems used throughout the trade.

Key Features

• 70-volt distributed audio operation for long multi-speaker wiring runs
• 15-watt power rating for effective coverage in high-ambient-noise environments
• Horn speaker design provides focused, high-efficiency sound projection
• Suited for commercial PA and mass-notification system integration
• Sold as individual unit for flexible system design and replacement

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 70-volt constant-voltage distributed audio amplifier systems commonly installed in commercial and industrial PA applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified low-voltage contractor in accordance with applicable NEC requirements for audio signal wiring. De-energize the amplifier and confirm zero voltage on the line before making connections to the driver horn. Mounting orientation and placement should follow the manufacturer instructions to achieve the intended coverage pattern. Verify transformer tap settings match the system design wattage before commissioning.