NQ-S1810WBC - VoIP Wall Speaker with LED Display & HD Audio Quality

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Description:

Presenting the Bogen Nyquist NQ-S1810WBC VoIP wall baffle combo speaker, designed to elevate your audio experience with advanced features similar to the NQ-S1810WT-G3 model This unit includes a vibrant red LED messaging display along with a programmable flasher, enhancing communication in any environment Installation is a breeze, as this speaker requires no external amplifiers or traditional wiring.

Just connect it to a PoE-capable network switch using a Cat5 cable, or use a PoE injector with non-PoE switches, and it's ready to go The display is versatile, capable of showing the current date and time, or personalized messages for both standard and emergency announcements Further enhancing functionality, the flasher offers customizable color options, duty cycles, and durations, which can operate independently from the message display.

The NQ-S1810WBC also ensures crystal-clear two-way communication, featuring HD audio quality and a dedicated high-performance MEMS microphone that guarantees superior talkback clarity, setting it apart from many conventional two-way speakers that utilize their audio output as a microphone.

Features and Benefits:

•LED Message Display to visually inform students and personnel of the date and time, or scroll emergency or standard messages.

•Programmable messages for predefined or manually input messages, with longer ones scrolled across the display for a defined period of time.

•Programmable LED flasher for gaining audience attention; use different colors for different types of alerts (e.g. fire, lockdown, weather, etc.) and triggers.

•Routines/Routines API functionality for displaying messages, alerts, and flasher via predefined Routines triggered through system events or API calls.

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