Pyle
Pyle PHSP121T 11 Inch 30 Watt PA Horn Speaker 70V Transformer Mounting Bracket
30 watt PA horn speaker with 400Hz-5KHz range, 103dB SPL, 70V transformer tappable at 30, 15, 7.5 watts, includes mounting bracket
- 30 watt output for loud, clear audio
- 400 Hz to 5 kHz range reproduces speech and music
- 70 volt transformer with 30, 15, 7.5 watt taps suits distributed systems
- Mounting bracket and hardware included for quick setup
- Aluminium housing resists weather in indoor or outdoor use
11 Inch 30 Watt PA Horn Speaker
The Pyle PHSP121T is a compact 11 inch horn speaker rated at 30 watts. It delivers 103 dB SPL across a 400 Hz to 5 kHz frequency range with 8 ohm impedance. A built in 70 volt transformer offers taps at 30, 15 and 7.5 watts for distributed audio systems.
Installers needing a lightweight outdoor PA horn
This unit suits installers who need a weather resistant horn for paging, background music or voice reinforcement in a 70 volt line. It is not for listeners who want full range music reproduction below 400 Hz or above 5 kHz. Buyers requiring stereo imaging or high fidelity detail should look elsewhere.
Mounting bracket included for quick integration
The speaker ships with a mounting bracket and hardware so it can be fixed to walls, poles or ceilings without extra parts. Its aluminum housing keeps weight to 5.43 lbs and dimensions to 11 high by 11 wide by 13.1 deep inches. The 70 volt taps let you balance load across a distributed amplifier without additional transformers.
Highlights
- 30 watt output for loud, clear audio
- 400 Hz to 5 kHz range reproduces speech and music
- 70 volt transformer with 30, 15, 7.5 watt taps suits distributed systems
- Mounting bracket and hardware included for quick setup
- Aluminium housing resists weather in indoor or outdoor use
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What amplifier or 70 V line output is needed to drive the 30 watt horn speaker?
Connect it to a 70 V audio system amplifier; the built-in transformer offers 30, 15 and 7.5 watt taps so the amp must supply the chosen tap voltage.
Can the 8 ohm horn be used directly on a standard low-impedance amplifier alongside older 8 ohm speakers?
The unit is designed for 70 V distributed systems; using the 8 ohm voice coil directly on a conventional amp bypasses the transformer and is not the intended configuration.
How can I verify the speaker is delivering the rated 103 dB SPL after installation?
Apply a 400 Hz to 5 kHz test tone at the selected transformer tap and measure output with a calibrated SPL meter at the specified distance.
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