Soundtube CM500I-BK Coaxial In-ceiling Speaker Black

Product Description

The SOUNDTUBE CM500I-BK is a 5.25 inch coaxial in-ceiling speaker finished in black, designed for permanent installation in commercial and residential audio distribution systems. Coaxial driver configurations combine the woofer and tweeter on a single axis, delivering coherent sound reproduction from a low-profile ceiling-mount form factor. This speaker is sold as a single unit and is typically installed by low-voltage audio-video technicians or licensed electricians performing structured audio work. It suits background music, paging, and distributed audio applications where a flush ceiling appearance is required.

The CM500I-BK is suited for in-ceiling audio installations in commercial spaces such as restaurants, retail environments, offices, and hospitality venues, as well as residential whole-home audio systems. Its black finish makes it appropriate for darker ceiling surfaces or design environments where a white speaker would be visually inconsistent. Installation in drop-tile or drywall ceilings is typical for this product category.

Key Features

• 5.25 inch coaxial driver configuration for single-point sound dispersion
• In-ceiling form factor for flush, low-profile installation
• Black finish for compatibility with dark or accent ceiling surfaces
• Single-unit packaging suitable for per-speaker project budgeting
• Designed for commercial and residential distributed audio applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style in-ceiling speaker for use in distributed audio systems requiring a 5.25 inch coaxial ceiling-mount driver with a black finish.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by low-voltage audio-video technicians or licensed electricians in accordance with NEC Article 725 for Class 2 and Class 3 wiring. Power down the amplifier or audio distribution system before making speaker wire connections. Cut-out dimensions should be confirmed against manufacturer documentation before opening ceiling material. Use appropriate fire-rated enclosures where required by local building codes.