Audio Technica ATND1061LK Beamforming Ceiling Array Mic

Product Description

The AUDIO TECHNICA ATND1061LK is a beamforming ceiling array microphone designed for professional audio capture in fixed-installation environments. Beamforming array technology uses multiple microphone capsules working in concert to focus pickup on active speakers while suppressing background noise and room reflections. This type of unit is installed overhead, keeping the work surface clear and providing consistent, wide-area voice coverage without requiring participants to manage a handheld or tabletop mic. It is typically specified and installed by professional AV integrators and low-voltage contractors in conference, huddle room, and unified communications deployments.

The ATND1061LK is suited for boardrooms, conference rooms, training spaces, and other professional environments where ceiling-mounted audio pickup is required. Its array design supports coverage of multiple talker positions within a room without repositioning the microphone. Installations typically integrate with DSP processors, video conferencing platforms, and unified communications systems common in commercial AV infrastructure.

Key Features

• Beamforming array capsule design for focused, directional voice pickup from ceiling mount
• Ceiling installation keeps surfaces clear and supports whole-room talker coverage
• Suitable for fixed-installation professional AV and unified communications environments
• Sold as a single unit (EA), quantity one per package

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style ceiling array microphone for fixed professional AV installations, typically integrated with DSP processors and conferencing systems that accept standard ceiling microphone inputs.

Installation Notes

Installation of ceiling array microphones is performed by licensed low-voltage or AV integration contractors. Power down all connected audio and DSP equipment before wiring. Follow local building codes and NEC guidelines for low-voltage ceiling penetrations and plenum-rated cabling requirements. Confirm ceiling structure can support the fixture weight and that cable routing meets fire-stop requirements before finalizing the mount.