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White horn speaker with double re-entrant design and PoE port

Algo Communication Products Ltd

Algo Communication Products Ltd 8186 PoE SIP Paging Speaker 110 dBA

SKU CH-F1JQ-MGW3A MPN 8186

PoE-powered SIP paging speaker delivers 110 dBA output with G.722 wideband audio and relay contact supervision

  • High-volume paging at 110 dBA for clear alerts
  • Wideband G.722 codec support for optimum speech clarity
  • IEEE 802.3af Class 0 PoE power simplifies installation
  • Multiple SIP registrations enable flexible voice paging zones
  • Relay output supports Algo 1202 Button and 1203 Switch

PoE SIP paging speaker with 110 dBA output

The Algo 8186 is a network-attached loudspeaker that receives power and audio over a single Ethernet cable using IEEE 802.3af Class 0 PoE. It registers as a SIP endpoint on any compatible communication server and supports wideband G.722 codec for clear voice reproduction. A double re-entrant horn design projects sound at 110 dBA measured at one metre with one watt at 1 kHz. Internal memory of 1 GByte stores configuration and audio files for autonomous operation.

Suited for IP paging and loud-ringing in noisy areas

Facilities that need zoned voice paging, multicast audio distribution or a very loud SIP ringer will find the 8186 matches those requirements. The dry-contact relay output can trigger external devices such as strobes or door strikes using Algo 1202 buttons or 1203 switches with end-of-line resistor supervision. Buyers who need a lower-profile ceiling speaker, a self-amplified analogue unit or a device that operates without a SIP infrastructure should consider other form factors.

Deciding specification: 110 dBA SPL at 1 m / 1 W

This single figure tells you whether the horn is loud enough for the intended coverage area. At 110 dBA the speaker suits industrial floors, warehouses, loading docks and outdoor zones where ambient noise is high. If the installation calls for background music levels or quiet office paging, the output will be excessive and a lower-SPL model is the appropriate choice.

Highlights

  • High-volume paging at 110 dBA for clear alerts
  • Wideband G.722 codec support for optimum speech clarity
  • IEEE 802.3af Class 0 PoE power simplifies installation
  • Multiple SIP registrations enable flexible voice paging zones
  • Relay output supports Algo 1202 Button and 1203 Switch

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What is the maximum sound pressure level this speaker reaches at one metre?

The Algo 8186 delivers 110 dBA at 1 m with a 1 kHz tone, providing high-volume paging and alerting in noisy environments.

How much heat and noise does the unit generate when powered continuously over PoE?

With no moving parts and a Class 0 PoE draw, the horn runs silently and produces negligible heat even during all-day operation.

Which Algo accessories are supported by the dry-contact relay output on this speaker?

The relay works with the Algo 1202 Button and Algo 1203 Switch, and accepts EOL resistor termination for supervision.

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