SIP ceiling speaker, 10W output
Built-in mic, multicast support
IVSEC SIP ceiling speaker for IP audio and paging, with 1 x input, 1 x output and integrated microphone in a white ceiling-mount design.
The IVSEC IVNS300YA is a ceiling-mount SIP speaker designed for IP audio distribution, voice paging and two-way communication points where a clean flush finish matters. It combines a 10W speaker, integrated microphone, SIP network audio support, multicast capability, plus 1 x audio input and 1 x audio output to suit intercom, alarm, paging and public-address style deployments across commercial and education environments.
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For installers moving paging and announcement systems onto IP, the IVNS300YA gives you a compact endpoint that speaks SIP, supports multicast and adds a built-in microphone for talkback or local pickup. That makes it suitable for reception overflow areas, hallways, classrooms, medical waiting rooms, retail floors, offices and controlled-access spaces where intelligible voice delivery is more important than high-output music reinforcement.
Infront Technologies Australia can help match SIP speakers like the IVNS300YA to compatible network infrastructure, paging controllers, intercom workflows and surveillance-linked audio requirements so the final system is practical to install, straightforward to commission and supportable over the long term.
The IVNS300YA is purpose-built for IP audio rather than conventional 100V line speaker loops. With SIP support, it can operate as a networked endpoint within VoIP, intercom or paging architectures where announcements are triggered from software, a phone handset, a VMS-linked event, or a dedicated controller. That simplifies zoning, reduces dependence on analogue amplification infrastructure and makes it easier to extend audio to remote locations over structured cabling and switching already present on site.
Its 10W output positions it as a ceiling speaker for intelligible voice coverage in enclosed spaces rather than a high-SPL warehouse horn. In practical deployments, that means cleaner aesthetics, localised paging and easier integration where installers need a discreet endpoint for announcements, alert tones or scheduled messaging inside finished ceilings.
Unlike one-way ceiling speakers that only receive audio, the IVNS300YA includes an integrated microphone. That opens the door to talkback-style use cases, local ambient pickup, assisted communication points or monitored spaces where the site wants both outbound announcements and inbound voice capture at the endpoint. For installers, that can reduce device count in smaller systems by combining speaker and mic functions in one ceiling-mounted unit.
The inclusion of 1 x audio input and 1 x audio output adds flexibility for interfacing with nearby equipment. Depending on the wider system design, these connections may be used to bring in local source audio, route audio onward, or connect adjacent devices in a broader paging or notification chain. For upgrade work, those I/O points can be useful when transitioning mixed analogue and IP audio environments in stages rather than replacing every endpoint at once.
Multicast capability is important when the same message needs to be delivered to multiple speakers across a network efficiently. Instead of setting up separate unicast streams to each endpoint, multicast allows one stream to be shared across the subscribed devices and zones. In schools, office campuses, aged care facilities and retail groups, that can make all-call and grouped announcements easier to deploy while reducing unnecessary network load.
The ceiling-mount white enclosure also matters on finished sites. It provides a neater outcome in suspended ceilings and public-facing interiors where exposed wall hardware would be visually intrusive. Combined with SIP addressing and local I/O, the IVNS300YA suits projects that need paging functionality, a discreet installation result and enough flexibility to tie into broader building communications infrastructure.
The IVNS300YA is typically installed as a network audio endpoint that receives SIP or multicast audio and reproduces it locally through the ceiling speaker, while also providing microphone pickup and auxiliary I/O where the system design requires it.
The speaker is linked into the site LAN and assigned into the relevant IP audio or SIP environment.
It is configured for SIP operation, multicast groups, or both, depending on whether the site needs point-to-point paging, all-call or zone broadcasts.
Announcements play through the 10W speaker while the integrated microphone supports local voice pickup where enabled by the host platform.
The audio input and output can be used to interface with adjacent equipment as part of the final site-specific design.
Verified specifications collated from available supplier and manufacturer references.
Key audio-networking terms installers and specifiers commonly see around SIP speaker deployments.
Physical dimensions were not verified in the provided source material. For cut-out size, depth clearance and grille diameter, refer to the official IVSEC datasheet before ordering for retrofit ceiling installations.
Common system elements to consider alongside a SIP ceiling speaker deployment.
A business-grade switch with VLAN and multicast handling is often the right foundation for reliable IP audio rollouts.
Used for registration, calling logic, zoning, scheduling and central management of announcements.
May be interfaced through the system or nearby I/O depending on how talkback and local source injection are designed.
Quality Cat cabling, patching and compliant terminations remain essential for stable endpoint performance and simpler support.
No. The IVNS300YA is described as a SIP ceiling speaker intended for IP audio applications, with network-based operation rather than a simple passive speaker connection.
The verified rated output listed in the supplied product references is 10W.
Yes. The unit includes a built-in microphone, which is useful in applications requiring local audio pickup or talkback-style operation.
Yes. The product is listed as multicast capable, which is commonly used for group and all-call paging across multiple network endpoints.
The published feature list specifies 1 x audio input and 1 x audio output.
It is well suited to indoor ceiling-mounted paging points in offices, schools, retail environments, clinics and other sites needing discreet IP-based announcements with possible microphone return.
Installation, network provisioning, SIP configuration, power method, ceiling cut-out requirements and regulatory suitability should be confirmed against the official IVSEC documentation and applicable Australian standards before deployment.
