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JBL JBL-LCT 81C/TM Lay-In 600mm Ceiling Tile Speaker 8″ Driver

Lay-in Ceiling Tile Speaker, 8″ driver, for 600mm x 60mm suspended grid ceilings (NOT for US 2′ x 2′ grids), combined 70V/100V and low impedance direct operation, 20W at 8Ω, 10W multi-tap transformer with taps at 10W, 5W, 2.5W (and 1.3W for 70V only) via rotary tap-selector switch, max SPL of 108 (peaks of 114 dB) a 1m (low-Z), very low-profile at 103 mm (4.1″) deep, bare-wire connection in protected compartment, very high 96 dB sensitivity, 100° conical coverage pattern, designed for high intelligibility, UL1480 and UL2043, white full-face grille. priced as each sold in pairs.

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Description

System installers looking for a metric ceiling speaker that’s designed for quick and easy installation will be impressed with the JBL LCT 81C/TM, a 2-pack of full-range 23.6 x 23.6″ (600 x 600mm) ceiling-tile loudspeakers that’s well suited for a variety of applications, including classrooms, business music systems, retail stores, music/paging systems, airports, reception/waiting rooms, lounges, courtrooms, meeting rooms, and more. Each tile is suspended in a ceiling grid with no cutting necessary. With a depth of only 4″ (100mm), the LCT 81C/TM fits into locations where deeper loudspeakers do not.

Each tile is fitted with a highly efficient 8″ dual-cone driver with a Kapton coil-former, which utilizes a high-temperature wire for better power dissipation and long-term reliability. The speaker’s built-in 10W transformer provides versatility by allowing use on 100 or 70V distributed loudspeaker lines as well as at 8 ohms (low impedance) for driving directly from a low-impedance power amplifier. Adjusting is convenient via a rotary switch on the side of the rear enclosure. The speaker offers a frequency range of 100 Hz to 16 kHz, ensuring high speech intelligibility.

  • Component: high efficiency 8″ dual-cone driver
  • Easy lay-in installation into 600 x 600mm metric-style suspended grid ceilings. No cutting of ceiling tiles is necessary
  • Perforated metal grille included
  • Combined 70/100V and low-impedance direct operation
  • 20W at 8 ohms (low-impedance) direct setting
  • 10W multi-tap at 70/100V with taps at 10, 5, 2.5W (and 1.3W for 70V only)
  • Very low-profile at just 4.1″ (103 mm) deep, to fit into ceilings that are shallow or that contain obstructions
  • Easy bare-wire connection in protected compartment. Wire entrance from either top or side via knock-out
  • Very high 96 dB sensitivity turns power from small amplifiers into maximum sound level for listeners
  • Designed for high speech intelligibility
  • 100° coverage pattern (conical)
  • UL1480A and UL2043 certifications for use in ceiling plenum spaces

JBL LCT 81C/TM Specs

Speaker
Active or Passive Passive
Number of Included Speakers 2
Speaker Configuration Full-Range
Power Handling At Low-Z:
40 W Program
Constant Voltage / Transformer Taps 100 V:
10 / 5 / 2.5 W
70 V:
10 / 5 / 2.5 / 1.3 W
Impedance 8 Ohms (Transformer Bypassed)
Drivers
Full-Range Driver 1 x 8″ / 203.2 mm Coaxial Cone
Full-Range Voice Coil 1″ / 25.4 mm
Performance
Frequency Range 100 Hz to 16 kHz -10 dB
Maximum SPL 114 dB (Peak)
Sensitivity 96 dB
Coverage Angle 100° at 1 kHz (Conical)
Recommended High-Pass Filter 90 Hz, 24 dB/Octave
Connectivity
I/O Wire Lead Speaker
Environmental
Certifications UL
*as per Manufacturer
Physical
Color White
Mounting 4 x Bracket Point (Side)
Mount Surface Thickness Up to 4″ / 101.6 mm
Construction Material Steel
Dimensions 23.4 x 23.4 x 4.1″ / 595 x 595 x 103 mm
Weight 15.2 lb / 6.9 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight 35 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH) 27.25 x 27 x 12″

Additional information

Weight 15.21 lbs
Dimensions 23.43 × 23.43 × 4.05 in
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