Product Description
The Netgenium ASP7202-IP PoE Projector Speaker 25W IP66 is a native IP device for network-based paging and PA — no analogue amplifier or matrix required.
Power and output
Output depends on the PSE feeding it:
- 10W via standard PoE (IEEE 802.3af)
- Up to 25W via PoE+ (IEEE 802.3at)
Confirm your switch or injector supports 802.3at before specifying full output.
Integration
It connects directly to the network and is configured through a web browser. It integrates with Cisco Call Manager, playing announcements via G.711 codecs and streaming background music from multicast sources. For Netgenium-based sites, it also works with PolicyServer and NGx console for scheduled and automated paging, with 9 levels of audio priority and software-controlled volume/mute.
Wiring and control
Four configurable Flex Inputs and four Flex Outputs allow local triggers, automation, or event-based playback — useful for tying the speaker into external contacts or third-party equipment on site.
Build
Housing is IP66-rated ABS with UV protection, suitable for both indoor and outdoor mounting, fitted using a stainless steel U-bracket for positioning flexibility.
Specify this unit where a job calls for zoned, IP-native paging rather than a conventional 100V line speaker — particularly on sites already running Cisco Call Manager or Netgenium control software.
Specifications
- IP Rating
- IP66
- Power
- 25W
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
What output does the ASP7202-IP deliver on standard PoE versus PoE+?
Standard PoE (802.3af) gives 10W output, while PoE+ (802.3at) raises this to up to 25W.
Does the ASP7202-IP work with Cisco Call Manager?
Yes, it integrates with Cisco Call Manager and plays announcements using G.711 codecs, as well as streaming background music from multicast sources.
Is the speaker suitable for outdoor installation?
Yes, it has an IP66-rated ABS housing with UV protection, suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
How many local I/O connections does it support?
It has 4 configurable Flex Inputs and 4 Flex Outputs for local triggers, automation, or event-based audio playback.
