Versatile Atlas Sound 4" Coaxial In-ceiling Speaker With 16-watt 70/100v Transformer, Ported Enclosure, And Ul2043 Certification Fap42t-ul2043 Device [QwpRuknM]

Atlas Sound 4" Coaxial In-Ceiling Speaker

The Atlas Sound FAP42T-UL2043 is a premium in-ceiling speaker designed for seamless integration into any audio system. This speaker boasts a 4-inch coaxial design, providing exceptional sound quality and coverage. Engineered with the needs of commercial, industrial, and institutional applications in mind, the FAP42T-UL2043 delivers true high fidelity sound reproduction, making it the ideal choice for voice, music, and signal reproduction.

Key Features and Specifications

The FAP42T-UL2043 features a 4 Pole Detachable "Phoenix" Style Connector, which simplifies pre-wiring and allows for easy daisy chaining of additional speakers or subwoofers. This design enhances system flexibility and efficiency. The speaker also comes with an easy installation system, including a C-ring/V-rail Tile Bridge and "Dog Leg" mounting system, making it straightforward to install in drop tile or Sheetrock ceilings. Additionally, the speaker is equipped with enhanced quality 70.7V/100V internal transformers, which minimize insertion loss, maintain low frequency response, and provide increased output for higher SPL applications.

UL2043 Certification and Practical Applications

The FAP42T-UL2043 meets the stringent requirements of UL 2043 for speakers used in air handling spaces, ensuring safety and compliance. This feature makes it an excellent choice for installations where plenum-rated speakers are required. With its low profile enclosure and wide coverage, the FAP42T-UL2043 is perfect for low ceiling applications. The speaker's extended low frequency response is achieved through a 285 cubic inch, optimally tuned, and ported deep drawn galvanized steel enclosure. These features, combined with the speaker's wide dispersion, make the FAP42T-UL2043 a versatile solution for a variety of audio applications, including commercial, industrial, and institutional settings.