All-In-One Speaker Systems for Flexible Ceiling Installation

Axis Communications’ PoE powered network speakers  do more than  a traditional speaker by incorporating audio management intelligence in each device.

Our new, AXIS C12 Ceiling Speakers and AXIS C15 Pendant Speakers are easy-to-integrate, all-in-one speaker systems.  AXIS C12 Ceiling Speakers offer a sleek and discreet form factor for recessed interior installations, while AXIS C15 Speakers are designed to hang elegantly from high, open ceilings.

These multipurpose speakers increase security and safety by delivering live or pre-recorded voice messages, music, and/or safety instructions in a variety of applications. In addition to providing clear audio via built in DSP, users can take advantage of built-in audio management software for intuitive audio scheduling, content/zone management, and prioritization between content sources to fit the needs of their particular environment.

Plus, these speakers can become part of a complete system seamlessly integrating with video management software (VMS), VoIP telephony, analytics, PIR sensors,  strobe lights and more.

AXIS C12 & C15 Speaker Series’ come packed with a variety of additional features including:

  • PoE powered reduces equipment requirements and installation cost
  • Built-in audio management software for easy system configuration
  • Two-way audio communication via built-in or separate microphones
  • Clearly visible LEDs for visualizing status information programmable based on events
  • Superior memory for recorded voice messages (SD card included)
  • Add into existing IT infrastructure to reduce installation costs
  • Network flexibility, scalability, and reliability
  • Remote health testing and maintenance

Interested in learning how network audio can add to your business? Visit www.axis.com/products/network-audio to learn more about Axis Communications’ network audio portfolio.

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