The DSP163HD is a high fidelity horn speaker desigend for 70v/100v public address use. The 70v/100v transmission technique reduces line losses on longer distance and allows easy parallel connection of multiple horn loudspeakers. IPX 6 waterproof level suitable for outdoor use; clear sound, high sensitivity; Waterproof, made of high quality alloy-aluminum horn, durable for long term use.
Made of durable alloy-aluminum horn which is of light weight and does not rust.
Streamline appearance, beautiful design, advanced engineering.
It is ideal choice for industrial and commercial applications in the outdoor area of train station, shopping mall, parking area, factory, place of worship (church and mosque) where background music and paging is needed.

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