Radio Design Labs D-PSP1 Decora-style Active Loudspeaker

Product Description

The RADIO DESIGN LABS D-PSP1 is a Decora-style active loudspeaker designed for flush or wall-mount installations where a clean, low-profile appearance is required. As an active (powered) unit, it incorporates its own amplification, eliminating the need for a separate external amplifier at the speaker location. This makes it well suited for distributed audio systems in commercial and residential environments. Audio and AV integrators, as well as commercial electricians working on structured media systems, are the primary trades that specify and install this unit.

The D-PSP1 fits into standard Decora-style wallplate openings, making it a natural choice for retrofit and new-construction projects where aesthetic consistency with existing wiring devices is a priority. Typical install scenarios include conference rooms, classrooms, retail spaces, hospitality environments, and residential whole-home audio zones where a discreet, in-wall powered speaker is needed without the footprint of a traditional cabinet speaker.

Key Features

• Decora-style form factor integrates with standard wallplate openings for a clean, finished appearance
• Active (self-powered) design eliminates the need for a separate amplifier at the speaker location
• Suitable for distributed audio applications in both commercial and residential installations
• Sold as a single unit, allowing flexible quantity ordering per zone or room

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style powered loudspeaker for installation in standard Decora-style wallplate cutouts within distributed audio systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed audio-video integrator or low-voltage technician. De-energize all signal and power circuits at the panel before making any connections. Follow NEC low-voltage wiring guidelines and any applicable local codes for in-wall speaker cabling. Do not exceed the input signal levels specified in the manufacturer datasheet to avoid damage to the internal amplifier.