The gray AP-15T Horn Loudspeaker with 25/70.7/100V-15W Transformer from AtlasIED AP-15T Horn Loudspeaker 25/70.7/100V 15W Grayis a double re-entrant loudspeaker that delivers 15 watts of continuous power handling. It can be used to project sound over long distances or wide areas in indoor or outdoor environments such as public address, intercom, security and industrial-signal-system applications.

The AP-15 Series operates within a nominal frequency response range of 400 Hz to 14 kHz and offers a sensitivity of 120 dB at rated power to provide clear voice and signal communication. The included Omni-Purpose mounting bracket achieves correct positioning in the vertical and horizontal planes with a single adjustment and includes provisions for loudspeaker installation on conventional surfaces as well as for strap mounting on I-beams or pillars. In addition, AP Series loudspeakers are U.S. made and feature weather-resistant construction.

400 Hz to 14 kHz Frequency Response    Durable for Outdoor and Indoor Use    High-Efficiency Driver    Omni-Purpose Bracket    Voice Intelligibility and Tone Signaling    25, 70.7, or 100V Line Applications

Gray finish

Omni-purpose bracket for precise positioning

Transformer equipped for 25, 70.7, or 100V line applications

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Why does the DC input say 15V, when it runs off of a 7.5V battery? Is it 7.5 to 15V?

A: that is the input voltage range it will handle 7.5v up to 15V

Q: 2. The specs indicate GMRS channels are 1-7 and 15-22. What are the uses for channels 8-14 and are there any channels beyond 22?

A: Channels 8-14 on the Midland MicroMobile MXT275 15-Channel Two-Way GMRS Radio are only allowed up to 0.5 watts of power by the FCC. Since the MXT275 is not capable of transmitting at such a low power, these channels have been removed from the radio. The FRS/GMRS frequency range has a standard 22 channels.

Q: 3. How much weight will this support?

A: Atlas has not specified a weight capacity but they do mention that the AD-14B is designed to accommodate any microphone mounts and it can hold the weight of most standard microphones along with the mount.

Q: 4. Does this item have locking wheels? What mechanism does it use to lock them?

A: That is an Atlas Boom it does not have locking wheels. It is used primarily for used for vocal and string recording.

Q: 5. Can i mount this plate directly on Sachtler 0707 FSB-8 Fluid Head ?

A: Yes, the plate is tapped for both 1/4-20 and 3/8-16 tripod mounting so it will work fine.

Q: 6. Wimberley Ap -616 ,did can compatible with native male screw Sony factory ?

A: Yes, Wimberley AP-616 Replacement Foot for Sony FE 600 f/4 GM OSS BH #WIAP616 has compatible male screw from Sony.

Q: 7. Does this light have an equivalent guide number?

A: This product offers a 150W Equivalent Light Output.

Q: 8. is it this suite for nikon 500mm fl f4 lens?

A: The foot you want for the Nikkor 500mm f4 fl is the Wimberley AP-551. This is the one I use on my 500 fl but I can’t find it on B&H anymore.

Q: 9. will this foot work on the new Z 400MM 2.8 lens?

A: No, the Wimberley AP-555 Replacement Foot for Select Nikon Telephoto Lenses is not compatible for use with the Nikon NIKKOR Z 400mm f/2.8 TC VR S Lens.

Q: 10. I have a small home studio and need some inexpensive lighting. I am a solo musician and keyboard player. Would one of these lights work or would I need two of them? Would I use this lighting in conjunction with other room lighting? Thanks

A: Yes, this is a great option. Since it offers a 3200-5600K Variable Color Temperature you can adjust the light for various lighting conditions as well.