Loudspeaker 2N 914421W 1.0 channels

The 2N SIP Speaker is a networked IP loudspeaker that supports both live and pre-recorded announcements. It integrates an audio converter and a built-in amplifier, connects directly to LAN/WAN and can operate without a dedicated server. The device supports Informacast protocol and can be integrated with IP PBX systems, mobile phones, SIP microphone consoles and third-party systems for flexible paging and zone-based audio playback.

Advantages

The speaker enables live voice paging and scheduled playback of recorded messages, works with Cisco devices via Informacast support, and includes a powerful 2x10 W amplifier. Configuration is performed through a web interface or software application for faster setup in larger installations. Installation is simple—just connect to the existing network—and a backup proxy server ensures announcements can be made even if the PBX fails. The server-less design eliminates the need to purchase additional hardware.

Key specifications

• Announcments: live and pre-recorded
• Protocol support: Informacast
• Amplifier: built-in, 2 x 10 W
• Integration: supports IP PBX, SIP microphone consoles, mobile phones and third-party systems
• Configuration: custom web interface or software application
• Network: connects via LAN/WAN (plug-and-play installation)
• Scheduling: advanced scheduled announcements per zone
• Server requirement: server-less operation (no dedicated server needed)
• Reliability: backup proxy server for announcements during PBX failures

How to use

Connect the 2N SIP Speaker to your LAN/WAN network and power it according to your installation. Configure network settings and SIP/Informacast options using the built-in web interface or the supplied software application. For live paging, use an IP phone, SIP microphone console or IP PBX (including from a mobile phone through the PBX). Upload or schedule pre-recorded messages per zone via the scheduling function. Integrate with third-party systems as needed using standard IP/SIP interfaces.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, place the speaker on a stable network with sufficient bandwidth and configure the backup proxy server to ensure announcements continue during PBX outages. Use the web interface or software to deploy settings across multiple speakers to simplify large-scale installations.