Bosch Audio Evid 6.2TW Dual 6-inch 2-way Speaker Pair 70V

Product Description

The BOSCH AUDIO EVID 6.2TW is a dual 6-inch, 2-way all-weather speaker system sold as a pair in white. Designed for 70-volt distributed audio systems, this speaker is built to handle demanding commercial and outdoor installation environments where reliability and consistent coverage are required. Licensed audio installers and commercial A/V integrators typically specify this unit for background music, paging, and public address applications. Its all-weather construction makes it suitable for locations exposed to moisture, temperature variation, and other environmental stressors common in outdoor or semi-exposed installations.

This speaker pair is intended for commercial distributed audio installations operating on 70V constant-voltage systems, which are standard in retail spaces, restaurants, hospitality venues, houses of worship, educational facilities, and outdoor entertainment areas. The 70V architecture allows multiple speakers to be wired on a single amplifier circuit with individual volume control at each tap, making system design and scaling straightforward for installation professionals.

Key Features

• Dual 6-inch woofers in a 2-way configuration for broad frequency coverage
• 70-volt distributed audio system compatibility for commercial installations
• All-weather construction rated for outdoor and semi-exposed environments
• White finish suitable for ceiling, wall, or soffit mounting in finished spaces
• Sold as a pair for balanced stereo or dual-zone mono deployment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or primary installation component for 70-volt distributed commercial audio systems. No specific compatible amplifier model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed audio/visual integrator or low-voltage electrician familiar with 70V distributed audio system design. Disconnect and power down the amplifier before wiring speaker taps. Follow local low-voltage wiring codes and verify tap wattage settings match the amplifier's total load capacity before commissioning the system.