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Kramer PN-6P 2-way Wired Speaker 30 W RMS, 8 Ω, 68–20000 Hz, 90 dB, Grey/White
The PN-6P is a premium 2-way passive pendant speaker designed for open-ceiling installations and commercial spaces where both sound quality and appearance are important. Built as a coaxial speaker, it provides clear full-range audio suitable for background music and voice announcements. The speaker supports low-impedance (8 Ω) operation as well as multiple high-impedance modes (70V/100V) and is available in grey/white finishes.
The PN-6P delivers high-performance audio with a nominal sensitivity of 90 dB SPL and maximum continuous SPL up to 105 dB, offering clear reproduction for music and speech. Its 2-way coaxial design ensures balanced frequency response from 68 Hz to 20 kHz. The speaker supports both 8 Ω low-impedance and 70V/100V high-impedance systems, providing flexibility for different installation types. UL1480A compliance permits use in approved indoor installations.
Install the PN-6P from the ceiling using an appropriate pendant mounting kit and wiring conduit compatible with building standards. Connect the speaker to an amplifier or distributed audio transformer, selecting either the 8 Ω low-impedance terminal or the appropriate 70V/100V tap for your system. Adjust amplifier levels to match the speaker's 30 W continuous rating and verify polarity. Place and aim the pendant to achieve even coverage for the intended listening area.
For reliable performance, use the PN-6P with an amplifier that provides appropriate power headroom (matching or modestly exceeding the 30 W continuous rating) and follow local electrical and fire-safety codes. Choose the 70V/100V connection for large distributed systems to minimize long-run power loss; use 8 Ω for short runs or when maximum fidelity is required.
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