Focal 100 OD8-T
The Focal 100 OD8-T is a wall-mounted speaker system. Its ability to effectively resist moisture and dust ingress is confirmed by IP66 certification. Additionally, according to the manufacturer, the speakers are also resistant to ultraviolet radiation.
Features:
- Aluminum concave dome tweeter;
- Ability to connect two speakers in parallel to one amplifier output;
- Built-in matching transformer, compatible with both 70-100V and 8 ohms;
- 180-degree rotation system;
- IP66 moisture protection.
In addition to the ultra-violet treated high-density polypropylene damping box, the speaker 100 OD8-T is IP66 certified (protection class 66). This international standard shows a high degree of protection from harsh weather conditions, specifically waterproof and dustproof. Filled with Focal technologies, the 100 OD8-T speaker delivers the signature clear Focal sound outside of the room.
Furthermore, it is easy to install using a reinforced mounting bracket with slots. The 180-degree rotation system facilitates position adjustment. Since Focal always pays attention to the smallest details, grilles and boxes in black or white finish, ready for painting, are available for this product.
Sound coverage in large spaces
With an impedance of 8 ohms, as well as equipped with a power transformer that allows speakers to be connected in a 70V/100V system, the 100 OD6-T and 100 OD8-T offer a variety of installation options in large rooms.
Connection capabilities
Featuring high impedance (8 ohms), the 100 OD8-T speaker allows for parallel connection of two speakers to one amplifier output.
Easy installation
The speaker comes with a reinforced mounting bracket with slots, made of one-piece aluminum with anti-corrosion protection, and allows the product to be rotated 180 degrees for unrivaled sound dispersion. Therefore, the product is easy to install, adjust vertically or horizontally depending on your preferences and the characteristics of your outdoor space.
Package includes:
- Wall-mounted speaker - x1;
- Documentation.
