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[eric lenasbunt]

I am working on a park project that basically wants distributed audio throughout the park on several light poles. There is a power outlet at each pole but no good way to run speaker wire. Are there any wireless active speakers that may be right for this solution? Most positions are <500' from control room with nice clear lines of site


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[Tim McCulloch]

I am working on a park project that basically wants distributed audio throughout the park on several light poles. There is a power outlet at each pole but no good way to run speaker wire. Are there any wireless active speakers that may be right for this solution? Most positions are <500' from control room with nice clear lines of site


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Old school "carrier current" broadcasting?  Also make sure the power available is 120v, not 277v. (don't ask how I know).

[Caleb Dueck]

Powersoft DEVA speakers may work, they are designed for these types of applications.

[Craig Hauber]

I am working on a park project that basically wants distributed audio throughout the park on several light poles. There is a power outlet at each pole but no good way to run speaker wire. Are there any wireless active speakers that may be right for this solution? Most positions are <500' from control room with nice clear lines of site


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Not sure about all-in-one products, but you could mount a properly-rated enclosure with an amp and receiver and use one of the many passive speakers available in the weatherproof market.

https://www.technomad.com/products/powerchiton/

Your electricians can also install a small step-down transformer in it's own box too if the light power is 277V or higher as Tim mentioned.

[Robert Healey]

I am working on a park project that basically wants distributed audio throughout the park on several light poles. There is a power outlet at each pole but no good way to run speaker wire. Are there any wireless active speakers that may be right for this solution? Most positions are <500' from control room with nice clear lines of site


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Is it mission critical - enough to spend a chunk of money on? If so:

http://www.xirium.net/en-us#intro

plus a rated powered speaker or the Technomad amplifier mentioned previously.

[eric lenasbunt]

Thanks guys. There is a light and a 120v standard gfi on each post. Figuring the electrician would wire us a box at the top of the pole off that circuit.
I'll check those products.
Thanks!


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