Valcom V-1014B-W Tracklight Pendant Speaker 5W White

Product Description

The VALCOM V-1014B-W is a tracklight-style pendant speaker designed for ceiling-mounted public address and paging system installations. Rated at 5 watts, this unit mounts directly to standard track lighting rails, allowing integrators to blend audio distribution into spaces where a conventional speaker housing would be intrusive. The white finish suits commercial interiors including retail, hospitality, and office environments. Installation is handled by low-voltage audio contractors and systems integrators familiar with distributed speaker wiring and 70-volt or 25-volt constant-voltage paging architectures.

This speaker is intended for commercial and light-institutional interior applications where an unobtrusive, design-forward speaker form factor is required. Its track-mount configuration makes it well suited to open-ceiling retail environments, showrooms, conference areas, and similar spaces already equipped with track lighting infrastructure. The unit ships individually and is sold as a single piece, allowing installers to specify exact quantities per zone without over-ordering.

Key Features

• Track lighting-compatible mounting integrates audio into existing track rail infrastructure
• 5-watt power rating sized for standard commercial paging and background music zones
• White finish blends with commercial ceiling and track lighting aesthetics
• Pendant-style enclosure keeps the driver pointed downward for focused audio coverage
• Sold as a single unit for precise per-zone quantity control

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or add-on pendant speaker for commercial distributed audio and paging systems utilizing track lighting rail mounting.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage contractor or qualified audio-visual integrator familiar with constant-voltage distributed speaker systems. De-energize the paging amplifier and confirm the circuit is isolated before making any wiring connections at the speaker tap. Verify the amplifier total wattage budget across all taps before adding speakers to an existing zone. Local building codes and NEC low-voltage wiring requirements should be consulted prior to rough-in.