The UB22z is engineered for extra-wide-angled coverage (horizontal) from a wall mounted position. This ultra-compact loudspeaker provides surprisingly high output and exceptional fidelity for near field applications. It is highly effective as a fill/delay element in larger overall systems or for foreground/background music reproduction as a stand-alone loudspeaker or in distributed systems.
Because they are compact and lightweight, UB22zs install quickly and easily in difficult spaces. As components of larger overall systems, the UB22z series can be used to provide underbalcony, overbalcony, and side box area coverage. Applications as fill/delay elements include large and small theatres and houses of worship. As a main system, they can be built into high definition, distributed systems for use in industrial or retail environments and as standalone or distributed loudspeakers for boardrooms, restaurants, offices, and transportation centers.
Foam-backed grilles hide the drivers from view for pleasing aesthetics. Side mounting points allow enclosures to be mounted in using accessory brackets. Additional mounting points accept an OmniMount® 30.0 Series or similar bracket. Standard colors are black and white. Other colors can be specified as a special order item.
| Transducer | LF 2x 5.25 in cone; Sealed HF 1x 1 in exit, 1 in voice coil compression driver; CD horn |
|---|---|
| Operating Range | 85 Hz to 20 kHz |
| Nominal Beamwidth (H x V) | 120° x 50° Rotatable |
| Axial Sensitivity (whole space SPL) | LF/HF 91 dB; 85 Hz to 20 kHz |
| Input Impedance (ohms) | Nominal: LF/HF 8Ω Minimum : 7.5 @ 280 Hz |
| High Pass Filter | High Pass =>55 Hz, 12 dB/octave Butterworth |
| Accelerated Life Test | LF/HF 40V; 200W @ 8Ω |
| Calculated Axial Output Limit (whole space SPL) | Average: 114 dB Peak : 120 dB |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | 11.74" (298 mm) x 11.68" (297 mm) x 8" (203 mm) |
| Net Weight | 16 lbs (7.3 kg) |
| Shipping Weight | 18 lbs (8.2 kg) |
Usually arrives in 5-9 business days.
Usually arrives in 5-9 business days.
