ProTechTrader
ProTechTrader 1in 26mm 8 ohm .25w Green audio component
A 26 mm, 8 ohm speaker rated at .25 W nominal and .5 W maximum, supplied with 104 mm leads for DIY projects
- ColorGreen
- Weight0.75 ounces
- 26 mm driver fits compact DIY projects
- 8 ohm impedance matches common amplifier outputs
- 25 W nominal power handles typical signal levels
- 5 W maximum rating provides headroom for peaks
- 104 mm wire leads simplify breadboard connections
Compact 8 ohm speaker for DIY projects
This 26 mm diameter speaker has a green plastic shell and ships with 104 mm wire leads already attached. It is intended for hobbyists, students and makers who need a small driver for breadboard circuits, portable toys or educational kits such as the Make: Electronics series.
Nominal power limits at .25 watt
The driver handles .25 watt nominal input and .5 watt maximum before risk of damage, so it suits low-power battery circuits and simple amplifier modules. It cannot serve as a main audio driver for room-filling sound or any application that demands higher continuous output.
Lightweight build with pre-stripped leads
At .75 ounces the unit adds negligible mass to a handheld device, and the loose-packed wires let you solder or plug directly into a perfboard without stripping. The green shell is cosmetic only and offers no weather sealing, so the speaker should stay inside a protected enclosure.
Highlights
- 26 mm driver fits compact DIY projects
- 8 ohm impedance matches common amplifier outputs
- 25 W nominal power handles typical signal levels
- 5 W maximum rating provides headroom for peaks
- 104 mm wire leads simplify breadboard connections
Specifications
| Brand | ProTechTrader |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 21grnspkr-wire |
| Color | Green |
| Weight | 0.75 ounces |
Questions about this item
Which power rating should I design for — the .25 W nominal or the .5 W maximum?
Design around the .25 W nominal rating; the .5 W figure is a short-term peak, not continuous dissipation.
How loud is a 26 mm driver at .25 W in a typical enclosure?
A 26 mm cone driven at .25 W produces modest volume suitable for toys, games or simple DIY circuits, not room-filling sound.
What does the 8 ohm impedance mean for amplifier matching?
The 8 ohm load works with most small-class amplifiers and battery-powered circuits without special matching networks.
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