Valcom V-9809 Vandal-resistant Flexhorn Pa Horn

Product Description

The VALCOM V-9809 is a vandal-resistant wall enclosure flexhorn designed for public address and paging applications. Built to withstand physical abuse in high-traffic or unsecured environments, this horn unit mounts directly to a wall surface and delivers clear audio output for announcements, alerts, and general PA system use. The rugged enclosure construction protects internal components from tampering and impact, making it a practical choice for facilities where standard speakers or horns would be vulnerable to damage. Installation is handled by licensed low-voltage or commercial audio contractors familiar with PA system wiring and local building codes.

The V-9809 is suited for commercial, institutional, and industrial environments where both sound coverage and physical durability are required. Typical installation locations include warehouses, school corridors, manufacturing floors, parking structures, and other areas that demand a horn capable of functioning reliably under harsh conditions. This unit is sold individually and is intended for integration into existing VALCOM paging and PA infrastructure or compatible distributed audio systems.

Key Features

• Vandal-resistant enclosure construction for use in high-traffic or unsecured areas
• Flexhorn design delivers broad audio dispersion for PA and paging coverage
• Wall-mount configuration for direct surface installation
• Designed for commercial and institutional PA system integration
• Sold as an individual unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or addition for commercial and institutional PA horn systems. Consult VALCOM system documentation to confirm compatibility with specific paging amplifiers and controllers before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or commercial audio contractor. Disconnect and de-energize the PA system at the amplifier or power supply before wiring this horn. Follow applicable local electrical codes and NEC guidelines for low-voltage audio wiring. Do not exceed the rated input specifications of the connected paging amplifier.