Speco SPCE8OTW Outdoor Speaker with Transformer

Product Description

The SPECO SPCE8OTW is an 8-inch all-weather outdoor speaker with a built-in transformer, designed for distributed audio installations in environments exposed to the elements. The integrated transformer allows this speaker to operate on 70-volt or 25-volt constant-voltage audio distribution systems, which are standard in commercial paging, background music, and public address setups. The white finish suits exterior mounting on building facades, soffits, and covered outdoor areas. Installation is handled by licensed audio-visual contractors or electricians familiar with low-voltage distributed audio systems.

This speaker is suited for outdoor and all-weather applications including restaurants with covered patios, retail storefronts, commercial building exteriors, pool areas, and similar environments where weather resistance is required. Its built-in transformer makes it a direct fit for constant-voltage distribution systems without the need for a separate matching transformer. The white enclosure blends with standard exterior trim and siding in residential and light commercial settings.

Key Features

• 8-inch driver configuration for outdoor audio coverage
• Built-in transformer supports constant-voltage distribution systems
• All-weather construction rated for outdoor installation
• White finish for clean exterior aesthetics
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style fit for 70-volt and 25-volt constant-voltage distributed audio systems commonly found in commercial and light commercial installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or licensed electrician familiar with distributed audio system wiring and applicable NEC low-voltage guidelines. Power down the amplifier or distribution system before making speaker connections. Mount the enclosure to a structurally sound surface using appropriate exterior-rated fasteners. Verify transformer tap settings match the amplifier output and system load requirements before energizing the circuit.