Altoparlante Fanvil A212 nero, 6 W, montaggio a parete

Fanvil A212 Black is a wall-mounted SIP speaker delivering clear audio for announcements and background music. As a commercial-grade IP audio terminal, it can operate independently or be integrated with unified communication systems, video surveillance, Fanvil broadcast & intercom, access control, digital billboards and fire alarm systems for centralized configuration and control. The unit combines a compact black design with wired SIP connectivity and straightforward installation suitable for offices, schools and public spaces.

Advantages

The speaker provides high-quality sound output with a rated RMS power of 15 W while offering 6 W operational power options. Its wired SIP compatibility ensures interoperability with standard VoIP environments and third-party SIP-based systems. Wall-mounted form factor and a 2.27 kg weight enable a stable, low-profile installation that blends with interior decor. Broad integration options allow use in paging, emergency notification and background music scenarios.

Suitable for

• Office announcements and paging
• School corridors, classrooms and public areas
• Retail stores and shopping centers
• Transport hubs and stations
• Integration with security and fire alarm systems

Key specifications

• Model: Fanvil A212 Black (MPN: A212-BLACK)
• Power: 6 W (operational), RMS rated power 15 W
• Connectivity: Wired SIP (IP audio)
• Mounting: Wall-mounted
• Color: Black
• Weight: 2.27 kg
• EAN: 6937295606379

How to use

Mount the Fanvil A212 on a suitable wall surface using appropriate fasteners and wiring for network and power. Configure SIP account settings via the device web interface or central provisioning to connect the speaker to your VoIP or broadcast system. Adjust volume and audio source settings through the management interface and verify integration with any connected systems such as paging servers, surveillance or alarm platforms before regular operation.

Recommendations

Install the speaker at a height and orientation that provides even coverage of the intended area. Use a stable power and network connection and test integration with existing SIP services and alarm systems during commissioning. For emergency announcements, ensure priority settings and volume levels are configured to meet local safety requirements.