Rockville
Rockville CC525T Black 5.25" Ceiling Speakers 2 in 1 accessory
Pair of 5.25" two-way ceiling speakers with 70V tap switch and paintable grilles for commercial installs
- Rich mids and crisp highs from 5.25" polypropylene woofer and .5" mylar dome tweeter
- Flexible zone control with 70V tap switch at 2.5W, 5W, 10W, 15W or 20W
- Quick ceiling setup using spring-loaded push terminals and 6.5" cut-out diameter
- Paintable flush-mount grills blend with any decor for customised appearance
- Works with 70V amplifiers or 8-ohm systems at 40W for versatile installations
Product Identity
This pair of 5.25" commercial ceiling speakers is designed for 70V distributed-audio systems in restaurants, bars, cafes and offices. The 2-way driver array and paintable grilles suit installers who need background music and paging that blends with the decor.
Build Integration
Each unit fits a 6.5" cut-out and requires only 2.6" mounting depth, so it sits in standard ceiling tiles without deep plenum space. Spring-loaded push terminals accept speaker wire directly, and the multi-tap transformer lets you select 2.5W, 5W, 10W, 15W or 20W per zone, while an 8-ohm bypass supports 40W for non-70V amplifiers. Buyers needing wireless streaming or built-in amplification will not find those functions here.
Included Extras
The paintable flush-mount grilles arrive ready to match any ceiling colour, removing the need for separate trim kits. Adjustable tweeter aiming is built into the speaker assembly, so installers can direct high frequencies toward the listening area without extra hardware. No mounting templates, wire or amplifier are supplied.
Highlights
- Rich mids and crisp highs from 5.25" polypropylene woofer and .5" mylar dome tweeter
- Flexible zone control with 70V tap switch at 2.5W, 5W, 10W, 15W or 20W
- Quick ceiling setup using spring-loaded push terminals and 6.5" cut-out diameter
- Paintable flush-mount grills blend with any decor for customised appearance
- Works with 70V amplifiers or 8-ohm systems at 40W for versatile installations
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What is the maximum power tap available on the 70V switch before the speaker reaches its limit under sustained use?
The 70V tap switch tops out at 20W; for non-70V systems the speaker handles 40W at 8 ohms.
How much heat or noise does the speaker produce when running all day at the highest tap?
Passive ceiling speakers generate no fan noise and negligible heat; the 20W tap stays well within the 8 oz. ferrite magnet's thermal capacity.
What amplifier or wiring must I already own for these speakers to work?
You need a 70V line amplifier with spring-loaded push-terminal wiring, or an 8-ohm amp capable of 40W per channel.
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