8 cm (3.3") ceiling-mounted speaker with white metal cover (RAL 9010). Suitable for use in all types of hollow ceilings. Easy fitting in round cut-out using spring arms, electrical connection by spring-loaded terminal clips. A compact solution for home and professional use with good sound qualities. Smaller voice coil enlarges the sound pressure level.

DL 8 can be supplied painted in other RAL colours on request.

Speaker cabinet systems for concrete ceilings are available from KAISER, 58579 Schalksmühle, Germany. The KompaX cabinet series is suitable for our ceiling speakers. Some additional front parts maybe necessary (front rings, mineral fibreboard etc.). More details are available on the Homepage of KAISER (Housing for lamps and loudspeakers). In order to get more detailed information, press the "Technical information" button of the particular product. Fire protection housing systems (F30) are also available (FlamoX).

*) IP protection class for front side when built into a sealed enclosure

10 cm (4") ceiling speaker with white metal cover (RAL 9010). Suitable for use in all types of hollow ceilings. Easy fitting in round cut-out using spring arms. A push-terminal block allows quick and easy connection to the 100-V-network including any necessary level adjustment. A compact solution for home and professional use with good sound qualities.

DL 10 can be supplied painted in other RAL colours on request.

Speaker cabinet systems for concrete ceilings are available from KAISER, 58579 Schalksmühle, Germany. The KompaX cabinet series is suitable for our ceiling speakers. Some additional front parts maybe necessary (front rings, mineral fibreboard etc.). More details are available on the Homepage of KAISER (Housing for lamps and loudspeakers). In order to get more detailed information, press the "Technical information" button of the particular product. Fire protection housing systems (F30) are also available (FlamoX). *) IP protection class for front side when built into a sealed enclosure

17 cm (6.5") HiFi-ceiling speaker with corrosion free grille, suitable for the installation in suspended ceilings of any material. Equipped with a 2-way coaxial driver. Quick snap-in mounting due to round ceiling cut-out through which the speaker with transformer and mounting ring can be installed. A push-terminal block allows a quick and easy connection to the 100-V-network including the eventually necessary level adjustment (transformer version). A quick-mounting bayonet connection provides an easy installation of the grille. DL 18/2 can be supplied painted in other RAL colours on request. Speaker cabinet systems for concrete ceilings are available from KAISER, 58579 Schalksmühle, Germany. The KompaX cabinet series is suitable for our ceiling speakers. Some additional front parts maybe necessary (front rings, mineral fibreboard etc.). More details are available on the Homepage of KAISER (Housing for lamps and loudspeakers). In order to get more detailed information, press the "Technical information" button of the particular product. Fire protection housing systems (F30) are also available (FlamoX).

9 x 15 cm (4" x 6") full-range driver. Well-balanced frequency response makes this speaker ideal for both voice and music reproduction e.g. extremely well suited to use in vehicles. Minimum depth required.

Magnetically shielded 25 mm (1") high end dome tweeter made of ceramic for crystal clear, perfectly reproduced sound even at high volume settings and with no distortion. The pole piece perforation coupled with the flow-optimised rounded shape, the damping in the cavity and the ventilated voice coil carrier guarantee a very low resonance frequency. The impedance is linearised by means of an integrated LRC element. This means that the dome can be easily integrated in a network of crossovers. The protective grille is fitted on the inside with an acoustic low-pass filter in the shape of a transparent ring, which does not begin to operate until 25 kHz are achieved, when it damps any material-borne resonance. The grille has the added advantage of improving omnidirectional sound distribution at higher frequencies.