Speco SPIPC6A Ip Poe In-ceiling Speaker 15W

Product Description

The SPECO SPIPC6A is a 15-watt IP-addressable in-ceiling speaker with Power over Ethernet (PoE) capability. It draws power and audio signal over a single network cable, eliminating the need for separate power runs to each speaker location. Designed for commercial and institutional audio distribution systems, this unit is installed by low-voltage audio-visual and security technicians. The PoE architecture simplifies wiring in new construction and retrofit applications where running dedicated speaker wire or separate power is impractical.

The SPIPC6A is suited for commercial buildings, schools, hospitals, offices, and similar facilities where distributed IP audio is required. It fits into standard in-ceiling cutouts and integrates with IP audio networks and VoIP-capable systems. Installers working on paging, background music, or mass-notification infrastructure will find this speaker appropriate for zone-based or addressable deployments.

Key Features

• 15-watt output power for reliable coverage in medium-sized rooms and corridors
• Power over Ethernet (PoE) support eliminates dedicated power wiring at each speaker location
• IP-addressable design enables individual zone control and addressable audio routing
• In-ceiling form factor for discreet, flush-mount installation
• Single-cable network connection carries both power and audio signal

Compatibility

Designed for use in IP-based distributed audio and paging systems; consult system documentation and the manufacturer datasheet to confirm network switch PoE class requirements and software compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician familiar with IP audio systems and PoE network infrastructure. Verify that the network switch port supplying the SPIPC6A meets the required PoE power class before connecting the unit. Follow NEC Article 725 guidelines for low-voltage wiring, and confirm ceiling plenum rating requirements for the cable used in the run. Power down the relevant switch port before making or breaking the network connection at the speaker.