Pyle PDIC53T Ceiling and Wall Mount Speaker User Manual
- June 4, 2024
- Pyle
Table of Contents
Pyle PDIC53T Ceiling and Wall Mount Speaker
Specification
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Item Weight
2.52 pounds -
Item model number
PDIC53T -
Other display features
Wireless -
Connectivity Technology
RCA, Bluetooth, Auxiliary -
Recommended Uses For Product
Music
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Speaker Type
Subwoofer, In Ceiling, In Wall, Surround, Wall Mount
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Mounting Type
Ceiling Mount
Technical Specs
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Maximum power output
300 Watts -
Speaker Dimensions
5.25 inches -
Transformer Tapping at
70V at 20W, 15W, 10W, 5W, and 8 Ohms -
8 Ohm Impedance
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Frequency
85Hz–20kHz in response -
87 dB Sensitivity
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15 oz. magnet
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Cut-Out Size
6.42 inches in diameter -
Installation Depth
2.91 inches -
The dimensions of the total speaker are 7.95″ x 3.35″ inches.
What’s in the box
- 2x Speaker
- Cut-Out Template
Description
- The Pyle 5.25-inch In-Wall/In-Ceiling 70V Speaker is a flush mount low-profile speaker with a 70-volt transformer (300 Watt)
- 2-Way Full Range Stereo Sound – In-Wall / In-Ceiling Speaker System
- Built-in 70 Volt Transformer Tapping
- Flush Mount, Slim Low-Profile Design – Mounts flush on walls or ceilings and are used for public address systems with amplifiers and speakers
- Poly Mica Cone with High-Sensitivity Foam Edge, 1/2″ High Compliance Dome Tweeter, and Cut-Out Size Template for Simple Installation
- Eco-Friendly ABS Construction
- Used for Residential, Commercial, and Industrial Applications
- Technical Details – Maximum Power Output: 300 Watts 5.25-inch speakers with a 70V transformer tapping at 20W, 15W, 10W, 5W, and 2.5W under an 8OHM load.
Parts and Functions
Regarding this item
Pyle ceiling speakers have a 70-volt transformer, and an 8-ohm bypass setting enables usage with standard home audio amps and receivers. The item is designed to provide loud, rich sound or soothing background music. 85Hz – 20kHz A 1/2″ high compliance directable dome tweeter and an 85Hz to 20kHz frequency response are features of the Pyle 5.25″ speaker system’s frequency response. Additionally, this flush mount speaker’s impedance rating is 8 ohms.
The stereo sound subwoofer speaker can be mounted in two different ways: flush in the wall or flush in the ceiling. It has simple speaker connections that make connecting speaker wire to any bespoke installations easy and fast. A flush mount midbass speaker in white is included for quick and easy installation on walls or ceilings. The product has a cutout dimension for a home surround system of 6.42″ in diameter and 2.91″ in depth.
300 WATTS PEAK
The wall speaker system is skillfully put together to reproduce sound
clearly and with exceptional responsiveness. Wide-ranging sound performance
speakers may be secured, and the product’s lifespan can be increased.
Two ways Installation
Installing a speaker in-wall or a ceiling is simple and hassle-free.
- In-ceiling
- In-wall
Protection method of Ceiling Speaker
Back up into the attic to complete the wiring after placing the speakers in the holes. Take the boxes, fold up one end, and tape it in place. When wiring the speakers, take the boxes up to the attic and set one box on top of each speaker. After that, reposition some insulation over the boxes.
FAQ’s
What purpose does a ceiling speaker serve?
Ceiling speakers may communicate exquisitely detailed music from overhead and even improve the surround sound of your speakers, despite their comparatively small size.
Do in-ceiling speakers need power?
No, ceiling speakers typically function as passive speakers, which means they lack internal amplifiers and are powered by speaker cables connected to an external amplifier. To do this, connect each ceiling speaker to the binding posts on the amplifier.
What is needed for ceiling speakers?
An external amplifier that is wired via speaker cable to each ceiling speaker is required to power all of the ceiling speakers.
Can I connect ceiling speakers to the TV?
Every TV will have some sort of connected audio output. It will most likely be a digital optical output presently. You can enjoy TV sound through your ceiling speaker system by connecting an analogue cable from your TV to the amplifier, plugging it in, and setting your TV to line output.
How do I choose an amp for my ceiling speakers?
In order to get the best performance and quality out of your ceiling speakers, it’s critical that you select the appropriate amplifier. Both speakers and amplifiers will have a power rating. To avoid damaging your speakers, make sure your amplifier’s power is lower than the speaker’s power rating
How many ceiling speakers do I need per room?
They ought to be no closer than two meters apart, as a general rule. Use one pair of ceiling speakers in spaces larger than 3 m2, and two pairs in spaces larger than 5 m2 for a more well-balanced sound.
How far apart are ceiling speakers?
If the speakers are too far apart, the music will play in some areas of the room too loudly and in others too softly. In larger rooms, use two speaker pairs for balanced sound. We advise keeping in-wall and ceiling speakers at least 18 to 24 inches away from one another.
How do Bluetooth ceiling speakers work?
Bluetooth ceiling speakers are often wirelessly managed by a smartphone or other internet-connected device. The Bluetooth chip in the speaker will receive the content from the smartphone and play it over the speaker.
Can you do a home theater with all ceiling speakers?
Naturally, home theatre setups with all in-ceiling speakers are very prevalent; I’ve heard a few of them that successfully reproduced surround sound. If you choose that path, I’m confident you’ll be satisfied with the results.
What is a passive ceiling speaker?
In contrast, a passive speaker requires no power because it has no built-in amplifier. Power has no meaning. For a passive speaker to produce sound, it needs powered amplification from an outside source, but that outside amplifier needs power. A signal is amplified by an amplifier.
Can I mount ceiling speakers in-wall?
In most cases, in-ceiling speakers may easily be mounted in a wall, and vice versa, and they will sound the same.
Do Bluetooth ceiling speakers require an electrical outlet?
They are typically passive speakers mounted on walls or ceilings. As a result, they do not need to be plugged into an outlet. They can both be utilized as sources of power and sound by being directly connected to an amplifier or receiver.
An active ceiling speaker is what?
This is a group of active speakers, or as they are also known, speakers with built-in amplifiers. Each of these requires a power source from the mains and can receive an audio signal from a source device or music player through Bluetooth, WiFi, or a connecting wire.
What is the name of the ceiling speakers?
Other areas of the house can also benefit from ceiling speakers or in-wall speakers, sometimes known as architectural speakers. An architectural speaker works well everywhere you want to listen to music without being bothered by floor or shelf speakers.
How do I use my ceiling speakers to play music?
The simpler and more condensed alternative is 1. Get a multi-zone AV receiver, then connect speaker cords from that amp to each speaker. Your home audio environment will be simplified if you choose an AV receiver with Bluetooth and WiFi built-in.
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