Jbl Professional CSSBB8X6 8 Inch Speaker Back Cans 6 Pack

Product Description

The JBL PROFESSIONAL CSSBB8X6 is a six-pack of 8-inch back can enclosures designed to accompany the CSS8008 in-ceiling speaker. Back cans mount behind the speaker basket in the ceiling cavity to contain and direct sound energy, improve low-frequency response, and isolate the driver from HVAC airflow and other plenum-space interference. These enclosures are fabricated to match the CSS8008 footprint, ensuring a precise, rattle-free fit without field modification. Commercial audio installers and low-voltage integration technicians specify back cans whenever building codes or acoustic performance requirements call for enclosed ceiling speaker installations.

These back can enclosures are suited for commercial and light commercial interior ceiling installations where the CSS8008 speaker is deployed. Typical applications include conference rooms, retail spaces, corridors, classrooms, and hospitality environments with suspended or drywall ceiling construction. Supplied as a six-unit pack, the CSSBB8X6 reduces procurement complexity on multi-zone or multi-room projects requiring consistent acoustic treatment across numerous speaker locations.

Key Features

• Designed specifically for the CSS8008 8-inch in-ceiling speaker for guaranteed dimensional fit
• Six-pack quantity supports multi-room and multi-zone commercial installations
• Encloses speaker basket to improve low-frequency performance and reduce plenum sound bleed
• Aids code compliance in installations requiring isolated or fire-rated ceiling speaker enclosures
• Eliminates field fabrication of enclosures, reducing installation time

Compatibility

Designed for use with the JBL PROFESSIONAL CSS8008 8-inch in-ceiling speaker. Confirm enclosure clearance against actual ceiling cavity depth before installation.

Installation Notes

Back can enclosures are installed by low-voltage audio technicians or licensed electricians performing speaker rough-in work. Power down the audio system and verify the circuit is de-energized before handling speaker wiring or mounting hardware. Verify ceiling cavity depth is sufficient to accept the full depth of the enclosure without compressing insulation or contacting structural members. Local building and fire codes may impose additional requirements for plenum-rated enclosures — consult the Authority Having Jurisdiction before installation.