Lowell LT-810 8 Inch Dual Cone Speaker, 1 x 2 Tile System, 15W, 8 ohm, Single Unit

The Lowell LT-810 is an excellent tile ceiling speaker designed for suspended tile ceilings. It features an 8 - inch, 15W dual cone driver that offers great sound quality. The fine - perforation grille with a subplate not only provides maximum free - air space for excellent sound transmission but also has an unobtrusive look in both new and existing tile ceilings. The patented 1x2 assembly with an integral T - bar can quickly replace half of a non - tegular (2x2) ceiling tile. It holds U.S. patents 7120269, D467579, 7643647. The package includes an 8 - inch 15W dual cone driver with a 10 - oz magnet, a frequency response of 54Hz - 11.6kHz (±6dB) and 50Hz - 20kHz (±6.6dB), and an average sensitivity of 97.9dB measured at 1W/1M. The white fine - perforation grille with a subplate gives a clean look. The patented mounting aid supports neighboring non - tegular ceiling tiles and meets two - cable code compliance. This 1'x2' speaker system can replace half of a non - tegular 2'x2' ceiling tile or one - fourth of a non - tegular 2'x4' ceiling tile and comes with a factory - mounted driver on a subplate with a white powder epoxy - finished steel grille.

Using the Lowell LT - 810 speaker is easy. First, find a suitable spot on your suspended tile ceiling. Remove the appropriate non - tegular ceiling tile (either half of a 2x2 or one - fourth of a 2x4). Then, install the speaker system using the integral T - bar. It will support the adjacent cut ceiling tile. Make sure to connect your audio cables to the driver (cables are not included). For safety, ensure that the restraint tab and hole are used for two - cable code compliance. When it comes to maintenance, keep the grille clean. You can gently wipe it with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust. Avoid using abrasive materials or liquids that could damage the powder epoxy finish. Also, check the connections periodically to make sure they are secure. If you notice any issues with sound quality, check the driver and connections first.