Description

Form Factor: 2×2 lay-in ceiling tile
Transformer: Built-in
Application Category: In-Ceiling Speakers
Unit of Measure: Each
Quantity per Package: 1

The VALCOM S-422A-2 is a 2×2 lay-in ceiling speaker with a built-in transformer, designed for drop-ceiling grid installations in commercial and institutional environments. The unit drops directly into a standard 2×2 ceiling grid opening, making it a practical choice for paging, background music, and public address systems. The integrated transformer allows the speaker to operate on 70-volt or 25-volt distributed audio systems without an external matching device. Installation is handled by licensed low-voltage or audio-visual contractors familiar with commercial sound distribution.

This speaker is suited for commercial settings such as offices, retail spaces, schools, healthcare facilities, warehouses, and similar environments where ceiling-integrated audio distribution is required. The lay-in form factor integrates with standard suspended ceiling grid systems, and the built-in transformer simplifies wiring runs in multi-speaker distributed audio circuits. It is sold as a single unit per package.

Key Features

Lay-in design fits standard 2×2 suspended ceiling grid openings
Integrated transformer supports 70-volt and 25-volt distributed audio systems
Suitable for paging, background music, and public address applications
No external impedance-matching transformer required
Single-unit package for flexible quantity ordering

Compatibility

Designed for use in standard 2×2 suspended ceiling grid systems as part of 70-volt or 25-volt distributed commercial audio and paging installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage or audio-visual technician in accordance with local electrical codes and NEC Article 640 for audio signal processing and distribution. Power down the audio amplifier and disconnect signal wiring before servicing or replacing the speaker. The unit lays into the ceiling grid and is secured by the grid frame. Do not exceed the transformer tap wattage rating when setting speaker power on the amplifier.