Pulse Plus 8" 100V Line Ceiling Speaker - PLS00556

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This 8-inch 100V line ceiling speaker by Pulse Plus (model PLS00556) is designed for environments requiring clear background music and announcements. Its key benefit is a wide frequency response delivering rich audio, but its 100V line operation means it requires a compatible amplifier system. The speaker features a 30-watt power handling, a coaxial 2-way design with a 1.5-inch tweeter, a flush-mounting ABS baffle, and a magnetic speaker grille for a sleek, modern installation.
| Model Part Number | PLS00556 |
|---|---|
| Brand | PULSE PLUS |
You need a dedicated 100V or 70V line amplifier. This speaker is not compatible with standard low-impedance (4-8 ohm) amplifiers.
The power tapping (e.g., 30W, 15W, 7.5W) determines how much power the speaker draws from the amplifier. Lower tappings provide less volume but allow more speakers to be connected to the amplifier. Higher tappings provide more volume. Choose a tapping that balances desired volume with the amplifier's total capacity and the number of speakers in your system.
No, you must use either a 100V system or a 70V system throughout. Do not mix these systems together, as it can lead to damage or improper operation.
The speaker has a frequency response of 60Hz to 20kHz, providing a broad range for both bass and treble frequencies.
The grille attaches magnetically. Simply align it with the speaker baffle and it will snap into place. To remove, gently pull it away.
The SPL is 94dB measured at 1 Watt of power at 1 meter distance.
This speaker is designed for indoor use. It is not weather-resistant and should not be exposed to rain or direct moisture.
Verify that the amplifier is powered on and functioning correctly. Check that the speaker is properly wired to the 100V/70V output of the amplifier and that the correct power tapping is selected on the speaker's transformer. Ensure the amplifier is set to the correct mode (100V/70V).
Check speaker wiring for loose connections. Ensure the selected power tapping on the speaker is not exceeding the amplifier's output capability or the speaker's maximum rating. Reduce the volume output from the amplifier. Inspect for any physical obstructions around the speaker cone.
Increase the volume on the amplifier. Select a higher power tapping on the speaker's transformer (ensure it does not exceed amplifier capacity). Verify that the total wattage of all connected speakers does not exceed the amplifier's rated power output. Check for any impedance mismatches if using a mixed system.
Ensure the dog-ear clamps are fully rotated outwards and are screwed down tightly against the mounting surface. Check that the mounting surface is suitable (e.g., not too thin or brittle) for the clamps to grip effectively.
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