Milwaukee Tool’s 2954-20 M18 Bluetooth job site speaker has a 3.75-in. woofer and high-frequency tweeter for sound delivery. It is designed for medium-sized spaces. The built-in equalizer settings enable users to customize the bass and treble to their preferred balance. The handle has utility cart, nail hook and pass-through hanging capabilities.

Ultra’s HyperSpike TCPA-10 speaker is rated for indoor and outdoor applications. Its 90-degree acoustic beam produces 129 dB, and it is designed for high-ambient environments. It has a universal mounting interface.

Federal Signal’s DS100X hazardous location 100W amplified speaker can be used as a warning and alerting device in hazardous locations. It is rated at 120 dBa for tones and 114.5 dBa for voice at 10 feet. It broadcasts live voice,
text-to-speech and prerecorded voice or tone files by connecting to a controlling speaker.

DeWalt’s DCR008 rechargeable mini Bluetooth speaker is IP67 rated for dust and water protection. The carry strap and buckle allow for transportation and storage. Users can link two speakers for stereo sound, and it provides up to 14 hours of runtime. It fits into standard cup holders.

Honeywell’s HyperSpike linewave audio signaling and notification speaker produces clear voice commands with even coverage across the listening plane. It also focuses the acoustic pattern away from surfaces that cause unwanted reflections in reverberant spaces.

Bosch’s LBC3086 loudspeaker unit is a 6W, dual-cone loudspeaker with an integrated circular metal grille. It is designed for voice alarm systems and features built-in protection to ensure that, in the event of a fire, damage to the loudspeaker does not result in failure of the connecting circuit.

DeWalt’s DCR006 job site Bluetooth radio speaker is powered by AC/DC, runs off battery packs and features up to 100 feet of reception. There are USB power and auxiliary ports. It has a rubber overmold and feet, and it’s compact for portability and storage.

Klein Tools’ AEPJS3 Bluetooth job site speaker features embedded magnets, an integrated hook and a 20-hour run time. It can charge smart phones, tablets and other small devices with USB-A and USB-C ports. It charges in three hours or less, and the built-in microphone enables hands-free calling using voice control.

Viking Electronics’ PSA-IP paging speaker adapter converts existing analog paging speakers to SIP/multicast speakers. It features a 6W class D amplifier and allows a single PSA-IP to power up to six paging speakers in a single paging zone, providing 1W of paging power to each speaker.

Federal Signal’s 15W 110 series loudspeaker is used for industrial public address and general alarm applications. It is transformer-coupled to fine-tune the sound output and balance the audio load. Mounting is provided by a stainless-steel ratcheted mounting bracket that locks the sounder in position at a specific angle without slipping.

Viking Electronics’ E-30-EWP stainless steel hands-free speaker phone features nonvolatile memory, a built-in auto-dialer and intelligent call progress detection for automatic hang-up when a call is completed. It can be programmed to dial up to five different numbers on ring-no-answer or busy, and can be configured to cycle through these numbers until answered.

Federal Signal’s 310X-MV AudioMaster hazardous location, two-way intercom features a multivoltage design that accepts 24V DC, 120V AC and 240V AC. It features a balanced line output, call button, talk/listen switch and an auxiliary remote signal contact. It is marine-listed and designed for indoor and outdoor applications. It operates in temperatures between –31°F and 150°F.

Biamp’s Parle TCM-X ceiling microphone is 5.90 in. in diameter. The beam-tracking technology actively tracks and intelligently mixes conversations from around the table. It features four 90-degree zones for full 360-degree room coverage, and there is an LED mute status indicator. It is available in black and white.

Biamp’s EN-SPH5T16-W is a compact, 5.25-in. spherical loudspeaker with ABS housing. It features a full-range speaker and a multitap 100V transformer. It has a has a ceramic speaker line-connector block and thermal fuse.

Viking Electronics’ 35AE 6W overhead paging system ceiling speaker with volume control features a metal white grill for flush-mounting in office ceilings. It works in 5–95% noncondensing humidity. The frequency response is between 85 Hz and 15,000 Hz.

Biamp’s CS6 61/2-in. coaxial two-way surface-mount loudspeaker is equipped with a built-in autoformer, which allows a large number of distributed loudspeakers to be powered from a 70V or 100V amplifier output. A front-accessible power tap switch is hidden behind a rotatable logo. The multi-angle pan-tilt bracket enables low-profile mounting and precise positioning in horizontal or vertical orientation.

Biamp’s D4 4.5-in., high-output, two-way coaxial loudspeaker features a real compression driver concentrically arranged, which provides wide dispersion up to 16 kHz. It offers magnetic structures and efficient coils to ensure high output, which results in more headroom per power amplifier.

Makita Tools’ XRM11 cordless Bluetooth job site speaker features one auxiliary port for MP3 compatibility and one USB port for charging mobile devices. Two speakers can be connected to listen in stereo sound, and the protective bumpers are made for increased durability. It is dust- and water-resistant and weighs 7.3 lbs.

Klein Tools’ AEPJS1 wireless job-site speaker connects wirelessly with a 10 m connectivity range or by using a wired auxiliary input. It is drop-protected up to 6.6 ft. and is water- and dust-resistant. A rear magnet holds the speaker to metal surfaces. It answers calls hands-free with the built-in speakerphone and mounts to any standard tripod.

Viking Electronics’ 70V/25V, 10W paging speaker mounts into an 81/4- to 10-in.-diameter cutout or enclosure, which is concealed by the speaker’s faceplate. Five selectable power taps enable each speaker’s volume to be set to an appropriate level for its location.

Federal Signal’s DSA1 100W tappable nonamplified speaker is designed for indoor and outdoor use. It includes stainless-steel hardware for wall or ceiling mounting, optional large or small mounting brackets and an omnidirectional mounting bracket is also available. The enclosure has multiple access points for installing strobes, sensors or lights. It operates in temperatures between –40°F and 150°F.

Viking Electronics’ 30AE 70V 8-in. ceiling speaker provides a built-in step-down transformer for use with 25V or 70V paging systems. The transformer has 5 separate power taps to adjust the speaker volume.

Viking Electronics’ SA-1S 8-in. overhead paging system ceiling speaker has a built-in 11/2W power amplifier, an infrared remote control detector and an integrated digital volume control. It uses a proprietary two-wire protocol in which 40V DC power and audio are combined on the same pair of wires.

Viking Electronics’s 40TB-IP ceiling speaker is designed for endpoint paging, background music and making standard or emergency SIP calls. The integrated microphone enables talk-back and monitors room noise to increase ceiling speaker volume. A momentary button press will initiate a standard call, while holding the button for 3 or more seconds will initiate an emergency call.

Biamp’s C-IC6 conferencing loudspeaker is a two-way, passive coaxial speaker. Installers can choose from category cable or standard speaker cable. It is less than 6 in. deep. It is 60W with a peak power of 240W. It features a 130-degree coverage optimized for low ceilings. Grill plates are available in white, black or red. Its audio-locate feature enables installers to validate cabling and connections with a click.

Lencore’s G54/G54-B swivel, rectangular speaker can support sound masking and paging. It is designed for areas where users cannot install a ceiling-mounted speaker.
It is available in white or black, and each speaker comes with a mounting bracket so it can be installed center, right or left of the bracket base.

Federal Signal’s 24V DC ASHX explosion-proof amplified speaker features a swivel-mount bracket. It operates in temperatures between –40°F and 150°F. The speaker cone and projector are made of spun aluminum, and the solid-state amplifier circuit is in a die-cast aluminum housing. Dust- and moisture-proof gaskets provide protection from the elements. External surfaces are sealed with red powder-coat paint. 

Lencore’s i.Net speaker enables masking to be distributed uniformly throughout the space. Typically hung above the ceiling tiles, the speakers fill the plenum with sound that gently filters into the environment below to create privacy. It distributes sound masking and paging.

Viking Electronics’ 22TB-IP drop-in ceiling tile speaker enables two-way conversations and end-point paging. It features a shallow depth and lightweight design that make for a quick installation in drop or suspended ceilings. The speaker’s white grill blends in with existing ceiling tiles and air vents.

Federal Signal’s 15W, IP-enabled speaker is designed for indoor and outdoor use. It can be remotely configured for volume and noise-level adjustments and available with white, red, amber, blue and green LEDs. It can also be remotely configured for volume and noise-level adjustments.

Bosch’s 10W bidirectional speaker can be mounted on the ceiling or wall in indoor or outdoor areas. Damage to the loudspeaker does not result in failure of the circuit to which it is connected, so system integrity can be maintained. It has a ceramic terminal block, thermal fuse and heat-resistant, high-temperature wiring.

Viking Electronics’ ceiling and wall speaker allows for standard paging and background music. Its shallow depth allows the speaker to be conveniently mounted in a standard 2-by-4-in. stud wall or ceiling. It also allows users to program secure relay control. It features a 6W amplifier. The LED can be programmed to light during paging.

Lencore’s n.FORM speakers are designed to be an integrated part of Lencore n.FORM engineered system solutions. Typically hung above the ceiling tile or gypsum ceiling, they enable sound masking to be distributed uniformly throughout a space.

Viking’s IP talk-back speaker enables two-way conversations over SIP, standard paging and background music using multicast. It connects with a Cat5/6 cable from the PoE switch. An auxiliary switch input allows a hard wired button to initiate a standard or emergency SIP call. It is available in two housings: model 22TB-IP, a 2-by-2-ft. ceiling tile and model 40TB-IP, an 11-in. round housing.

DeWalt’s DCR010 12V/20V Max job site speaker connects via Bluetooth to wirelessly stream music up to 100 ft. away. It has dual 3-in. woofers; a reinforced, impact-resistant housing and metal grille and a carrying handle, which doubles as a mobile phone stand. An additional storage tray is available under the handle. The speaker includes a USB charging port and an auxiliary jack.

Yatra’s shockproof, weatherproof Aquatune 5712 has an operating range of up to 33 ft. and up to 12 hours of playback. It is charged with a USB and comes with a carabiner and a stretchy strap for attaching to different surfaces.

Viking’s 40-IP paging speaker connects to compatible hosted and on-premise VoIP phone systems as an SIP endpoint device or as a part of a multicast paging group. It can broadcast regular voice pages, as well as background music, emergency alerts and class bell/break tones. It is designed for single-zone and multicast paging as well as interfacing with analog amplifiers and speakers.


Tyco SimplexGrinnell’s Simplex TrueAlert ES addressable speakers offer on-off control and targeted audio messaging to specific or individual devices. Each unit has its own address on the fire alarm system and is supervised by a Simplex ES fire alarm panel. The self-test process takes seconds and can be initiated manually or programmed ro run automatically using the fire alarm control panel.


Extron’s Soundfield XD ceiling speaker has a low-profile composite back for use with plenum-rated ceilings. The 3-in. full-range drive has a frequency range of 65 Hz to 20 kHz and a conical dispersion of 165 degrees.