Loops Outdoor Rated Garden Wall Speakers - White - 4x 4 70W

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This guide is for individuals and businesses seeking durable, versatile outdoor audio solutions. The Loops 4-inch background speakers offer clear sound for gardens, patios, and public spaces with their weatherproof design and flexible 100V/8 OHM compatibility. A key caveat is ensuring correct system impedance is selected for optimal performance.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Series | string |
| Brand | Loops |
Yes, you can use them with a standard 8 OHM low impedance Hi-Fi system. However, it is crucial to set the rotary selector switch on each speaker to the 8 OHM position and connect only *one* speaker per amplifier channel to avoid damaging your amplifier.
You can connect multiple speakers to a 100V amplifier. The total wattage of all speakers connected should not exceed the amplifier's rated output wattage. You can adjust the individual speaker volume by selecting different wattage tappings (2.5W, 10W, 20W) on each speaker.
These speakers are rated IP54 weatherproof, which means they are protected against dust ingress and water splashes from any direction. They are suitable for outdoor use but should not be submerged in water.
In 8 OHM mode, the speakers can handle 35W RMS and a maximum of 70W. In 100V line mode, the available tappings are 2.5W, 10W, and 20W.
Each listing is for 4 speakers. Each speaker includes a mounting bracket and a 1-meter hard-wired speaker cable.
Yes, the speakers feature M6 screw sockets on the rear, allowing for alternative mounting solutions if needed, provided they are compatible with the socket size.
Check all cable connections to the amplifier. Verify the amplifier is powered on and set to the correct input source. Ensure the speaker's rotary selector is set to a valid tapping or 8 OHM position. For 8 OHM systems, confirm only one speaker is connected per amplifier channel.
Ensure the speaker is set to the correct impedance (100V or 8 OHM) for your amplifier. Check that the wattage tapping selected on a 100V system is appropriate for the amplifier's output. If using an 8 OHM system, confirm the amplifier is not overloaded. Clean any debris from the speaker cone and grille.
On a 100V system, select a higher wattage tapping on the rotary switch. Ensure the amplifier volume is turned up. Check for any impedance mismatches or incorrect wiring.
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