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  • Outdoor Wall-Mounted IP Network Audio Speaker | 15W/30W | 292x193x151.5mm | IP66 | White | SIP | ONVIF | PoE | Bluetooth

    Code: ES-GEN-6011A03

    IP Speaker – a professional audio notification and public address solution designed for schools, shopping centers, manufacturing facilities, warehouses, administrative buildings, transport infrastructure, and other locations requiring centralized audio communication over an IP network.

    The device supports SIP, ONVIF video surveillance systems, PoE power supply, multicast streaming, Bluetooth audio playback, and remote control via HTTP API. An integrated amplifier, microphone, and local audio file storage allow the speaker to be used for both everyday announcements and emergency warning notifications.

    Thanks to its IP66 protection rating, the speaker is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. 

  • IP Network PoE Speaker for Public Address and Emergency Notification – SIP, ONVIF, Bluetooth, 30W, IP66

    IP network wall-mounted speaker is a professional audio device designed for public address, warning, evacuation, security and emergency notification systems. It supports SIP VoIP, ONVIF integration, multicast audio broadcasting, Bluetooth playback, internal audio file storage and HTTP API control. The speaker can be powered via PoE / PoE+ or DC24V, making it suitable for schools, warehouses, factories, logistics centers, shopping centers, administrative buildings and public infrastructure.

    Main idea:
    This speaker is designed for network-based voice announcements, emergency messages, warning signals and public address systems. It can work as an independent IP audio endpoint, receive SIP calls, integrate with video surveillance systems via ONVIF, play stored audio files and broadcast audio to multiple zones using multicast technology.
    Power
    15W PoE / PoE+ or 30W DC24V
    Protocols
    SIP, ONVIF, multicast
    Protection
    IP66
    Application
    Public address and emergency alerts

    Operating principle

    The IP network speaker connects directly to an Ethernet network via an RJ45 port and can receive audio from SIP telephony systems, ONVIF-compatible video management systems, multicast audio streams, Bluetooth devices or internally stored audio files. This allows the device to be used both for live announcements and automatic scheduled playback.

    The integrated Class-D amplifier drives a 5" woofer and 1" tweeter, delivering up to 15W when powered by PoE / PoE+ or up to 30W when powered by DC24V. The built-in microphone, control inputs, control output and HTTP API make the device suitable for integration with security systems, automation systems and building management systems.

    Why is this IP speaker useful?
    It combines a network audio endpoint, built-in amplifier, microphone, SIP communication, ONVIF integration, multicast broadcasting, Bluetooth playback and local audio file storage in one wall-mounted device. This reduces the need for separate amplifiers and makes system deployment faster when an Ethernet or PoE infrastructure is already available.

    Technical parameters

    Product type IP network wall-mounted speaker
    Main application Public address, emergency notification, warning and evacuation systems
    Speaker configuration 5" woofer + 1" tweeter
    Integrated amplifier Class-D
    Rated power 15W using PoE / PoE+, 30W using DC24V
    Sensitivity 88dB, 1M / 1W / 1kHz
    Maximum SPL 103dB, 1M / 30W / 1kHz
    Frequency response 100Hz – 18kHz
    Audio transmission SIP VoIP, ONVIF, multicast streaming
    Multicast addresses Up to 20 multicast addresses
    Supported audio codecs Opus, G.711u / PCMU, G.711a / PCMA, G.722
    Signal-to-noise ratio ≥85dB
    Internal memory Up to 80MB
    Maximum number of audio files 20 files
    Supported file formats WAV, MP3
    Playback functions Scheduled playback, loop playback, periodic playback, emergency announcements
    Microphone type Electret condenser microphone
    Microphone directivity Omnidirectional
    Microphone sensitivity -45±3dB
    Microphone SNR 58dB
    Maximum microphone sound level 110dB
    Ethernet 10 / 100 Mbps
    Network connector RJ45
    PoE standard IEEE 802.3af / at
    Network protocols TCP/IP, UDP, HTTP, RTP, RTSP, ARP, ICMP, NTP, SIP, ONVIF
    Interfaces RJ45 network port, Bluetooth 2.4GHz, Line/Mic audio input, 2 control inputs, 1 control output, relay output or DC12V output, DC24V power input
    Housing material Iron + ABS plastic
    Protection rating IP66
    Color White
    Mounting Wall-mounted
    Dimensions 292 × 193 × 151.5 mm
    Weight 2.4 kg
    Operating temperature -30°C to +60°C
    Humidity ≤90% RH
    Warranty 2 years

    Where is it used?

    • Schools and universities – warning messages, scheduled announcements and evacuation notifications.
    • Shopping centers and public buildings – voice announcements, background messages and emergency alerts.
    • Warehouses and logistics centers – zone announcements and operational notifications.
    • Manufacturing facilities – shift messages, safety warnings and production area announcements.
    • Hospitals and administrative buildings – controlled voice broadcasting and notification systems.
    • Transport infrastructure – station areas, access zones, loading areas and security points.
    • Security and surveillance systems – ONVIF-based audio warnings from VMS platforms.

    Practical installation example

    For example, several IP speakers can be installed in a school, factory or warehouse and connected to the existing Ethernet network. Each speaker can receive power from a PoE switch and audio commands from an IP broadcasting console, SIP server, video management system or automation controller.

    In an emergency scenario, a predefined evacuation message can be triggered via HTTP API, control input or multicast stream. In daily operation, the same system can be used for scheduled announcements, live voice messages or Bluetooth audio playback.

    Application by user type

    For electrical installers: enables fast deployment of a professional public address system using existing Ethernet networks and PoE infrastructure. It reduces the need for separate power cabling and external amplifiers.

    For engineers: a practical choice when designing school warning systems, public address systems, factory announcement systems, evacuation systems and security or surveillance solutions.

    For security system integrators: SIP and ONVIF support allow direct integration with video surveillance platforms, security systems and IP telephony environments.

    For businesses and public institutions: suitable for schools, shopping centers, warehouses, manufacturing facilities, logistics centers, administrative buildings, hospitals and transport infrastructure.

    Advantages

    • SIP support – can receive direct calls from IP telephony systems.
    • ONVIF support – suitable for integration with video surveillance platforms.
    • PoE power supply – power and data via the same network cable.
    • Integrated Class-D amplifier – no external amplifier required.
    • Bluetooth playback – audio streaming from smartphones or tablets.
    • Internal audio file storage – up to 20 MP3 or WAV files.
    • Up to 20 multicast channels – flexible zone broadcasting.
    • HTTP API integration – suitable for automation and BMS systems.
    • Built-in microphone – supports local audio capture depending on system configuration.
    • IP66 protection – suitable for demanding indoor and outdoor environments when installed correctly.
    • Professional public address solution – suitable for warning and emergency notification systems.

    Disadvantages / limitations

    • Internal storage is limited to 80MB – audio file size and number should be planned.
    • Maximum power is 30W – may be insufficient for extremely noisy industrial environments.
    • Full functionality requires proper network planning – especially for SIP, ONVIF and multicast use.
    • Basic networking knowledge is required – IP addressing, VLANs, SIP registration or ONVIF setup may be needed.
    • PoE power is limited to 15W – DC24V is required for maximum 30W output.
    • Outdoor use depends on correct installation – cable entry, sealing and mounting position must be properly protected.

    Safety and installation notes

    This device is intended for professional low-voltage network audio systems. Installation should be planned according to the building layout, network topology, required sound pressure level, emergency notification requirements and environmental conditions.

    • Installation should be performed by qualified personnel, especially in public address, evacuation and security systems.
    • Use suitable PoE / PoE+ switches or a DC24V power supply according to the required output power.
    • Plan the network infrastructure correctly for SIP, ONVIF, multicast and HTTP API operation.
    • Check the required sound level before installation, especially in noisy industrial areas.
    • Ensure correct sealing and cable routing when installing in outdoor or humid environments.
    • Test emergency messages and control inputs after installation to confirm correct system operation.

    Quick selection guide

    This IP network PoE speaker is a good choice when a building requires a modern public address and emergency notification system based on Ethernet, SIP, ONVIF and multicast audio. It is especially useful where an existing network infrastructure can be used for both communication and PoE power supply.

    Power supply
    PoE / PoE+ or DC24V
    Integration
    SIP, ONVIF, HTTP API
    Broadcasting
    Up to 20 multicast addresses
    Mounting
    Wall-mounted, IP66
    Suitable when you need:
    • a professional IP public address speaker;
    • SIP voice announcement support;
    • ONVIF integration with video surveillance systems;
    • multicast audio broadcasting to multiple zones;
    • PoE-powered wall-mounted audio device;
    • emergency announcements and scheduled playback;
    • outdoor-capable IP66 housing.
    Check before installation:
    • whether PoE / PoE+ power is sufficient or DC24V is required for 30W output;
    • whether the network supports multicast audio traffic;
    • whether SIP and ONVIF compatibility matches the existing system;
    • whether the sound pressure level is sufficient for the environment;
    • whether the installation location requires outdoor sealing and protected cable routing.
    Important reminder:
    For a fully functional system, it is recommended to combine this speaker with compatible IP audio control devices such as an IP network audio control / broadcasting console, an IP alarm interface module and a USB software license dongle, depending on the project requirements.

    FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

    Can this speaker operate without an external amplifier?
    Yes. The speaker has a built-in Class-D amplifier, so an external amplifier is not required.
    Can it be connected to a video surveillance system?
    Yes. The speaker supports ONVIF and can be integrated with compatible professional video management systems.
    Can music be streamed from a smartphone?
    Yes. The integrated Bluetooth 2.4GHz module allows wireless audio playback from smartphones, tablets and other compatible Bluetooth devices.
    Is this speaker suitable for school warning or evacuation systems?
    Yes. SIP, multicast, audio file playback and HTTP API functionality make it suitable for public address, warning, evacuation and emergency notification systems.
    What is the difference between PoE and DC24V operation?
    When powered by PoE / PoE+, the rated power is 15W. When powered by DC24V, the speaker can deliver up to 30W.
    Can it play stored audio messages automatically?
    Yes. The device can store up to 20 MP3 or WAV files and supports scheduled, loop, periodic and emergency playback.
    Is it suitable for outdoor installation?
    The speaker has an IP66 protection rating, but outdoor use still requires proper mounting, cable routing and sealing to maintain protection.

    Professional IP audio speaker for public address, security and emergency notification systems

    This IP network wall-mounted speaker combines SIP communication, ONVIF integration, multicast broadcasting, Bluetooth playback, local audio file storage, a built-in Class-D amplifier and IP66 protection in one professional device.

    It is a practical solution for schools, warehouses, factories, shopping centers, logistics centers, administrative buildings, hospitals and public infrastructure projects where reliable voice announcements, emergency messages and network-based audio broadcasting are required.

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