Public address speakers built for buildings are a different product from the powered speaker boxes a band hauls to a gig. Facility PA speakers mount on the wall, receive audio signals from a central source, and deliver clear speech paging, tones, and emergency notifications across classrooms, corridors, and production floors, day after day, with no audio engineer mixing sound and no setup before every announcement. That is the product on this page.
Innovation Wireless has built synchronized time and communication systems since 2008, on our team’s 30+ years of combined industry experience. Our SMART series technology powers the Wi-Fi and PoE models, and our wireless PA speakers carry announcements over an FCC-approved UHF radio signal, so tell us about your building, and a system specialist will fit the sound coverage to it.
What Our PA Speakers Do
Innovation Wireless PA speakers deliver voice and tone announcements throughout a building with no speaker wiring. Each unit needs only standard 110 volt wall current; the audio arrives wirelessly from the Public Address Transmitter on an FCC-approved UHF signal, or over your Ethernet network on PoE models. Two models cover every room: the standard 30 watt model (5″ woofer, sound level 90 dB at 1 meter) for classrooms and conference rooms, and the high-power 50 watt model (6″ woofer, 95 dB at 1 meter) for gymnasiums, production floors, and other loud spaces. Speakers group into zones, sound scheduled tones and pre-recorded messages, and serve K-12 districts, plants, and commercial environments nationwide.
Wireless PA Speakers, Zoned Without a Single Wire
Our wireless speaker system has three components: the transmitter, the speakers, and the software. The Public Address Transmitter broadcasts live announcements, a variety of stock tones, or pre-recorded messages to one unit, a group, or the whole speaker system over an approved FCC UHF wireless radio signal, with no audio cabling anywhere in the walls and no input channels to patch.
That means you page an individual room, a wing, or the entire building from one place, from a desktop computer or smartphone device on the software, not a front-of-house console. Place a unit anywhere within the broadcast area, and as your building goes through additions, changes, and renovations, the sound coverage moves with it where hard-wired public address equipment stays inflexible and re-pulling lines gets prohibitively expensive, a wireless unit simply remounts where you need it next.
Standard 30 Watt or High-Power 50 Watt
Both models share the same standard features and construction: an ABS frame with powder-coated iron mesh in white, a strong swivel mounting bracket that positions horizontally or vertically with finger-tightened rotary clips, 8 ohm impedance, 100 Hz – 20 kHz frequency response, and operation from 14ºF to 130ºF at 0–95% non-condensing humidity. Both run on standard 120 VAC (220-240 VAC supported). Selectable volume is set manually or through software control, the ability to tune each room’s sound without touching an amplifier rack.
Standard PA Speaker — Part # 103007S
Up to 30 watts continuous (65 watts peak) through a 5″ woofer at a 90dB sound level per 1 meter, enough volume for a classroom, a conference room, an office area, or any medium-size room. Dimensions: 9.7″ H x 7.3″ W x 6.5″ D; weight 6.14 lbs. An optional recessed AC power supply bracket (Part # 103007B) covers the electrical outlet behind the unit for clean mounting with no visible wires.
High-Power PA Speaker — Part # 103007HP
Up to 50 watts continuous (100 watts peak) through a 6″ woofer at 95 dB per 1 meter. Dimensions: 11.2″ H x 8.5″ W x 7.5″ D; weight 7.7 lbs. Built for large gathering areas and noisy rooms, like gymnasiums, cafeterias, and production floors where announcements have to cut through ambient noise so every audience member can hear clearly.
Mix and match both models across one speaker system. Standard units cover the classrooms while high-power units cover the gym, every speaker on the same signal, every announcement crisp and clear throughout your organization, with dependable performance year after year.
Speakers for Every Connection: Wireless, IP-PoE, and Wi-Fi
The wireless UHF speakers on this page are one of three families we build, so the connection method fits your infrastructure instead of forcing new cabling, commercial wireless speaker systems for buildings that want zero network dependence, and networked models for buildings that already run audio over Ethernet.
IP and PoE Speakers
Our SMART Power over Ethernet technology delivers a networked speaker system that takes both audio and power from a single Ethernet cable. The IP speaker choice for organizations that run announcements over the network, including voip speaker integration on modern phone platforms and multiple audio sources feeding one system. Standard and high-powered models handle day-to-day paging and emergency communications alike; see the full PoE Speaker System for the networked platform and its features.
Wi-Fi Speakers
The Wi-Fi SMART models join the 2.4 GHz network your building already runs, with a server module as the brains of the system and software that lets staff page from a smartphone or desktop. They power the Wi-Fi Speaker Systems platform built for schools.
Horn and Outdoor Speakers
For loading docks, yards, and outdoor applications, an outdoor horn speaker projects speech over large open areas, indoor and outdoor applications covered by one platform. See the Outdoor Horn Speaker spec sheet in Resources, alongside the AMP receiver and server module documentation.
Zones, Tones, and Schedules
Grouping units into zones is a powerful tool for any organization, from a K-12 district to a manufacturing plant. Broadcast to one area without disturbing the rest of the building: page a separate wing of a plant to run shift and break changes, or create zones by grade level in a school and sound a class-change tone only to the upper grades. Any announcement or event can target exactly the audience that needs to hear it.
The software is simple and intuitive. Play pre-recorded messages, tones, or background music over the loudspeaker system at scheduled times; load multiple weekly schedules, monitor them from one screen, and activate them on the days they apply. One schedule for Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, a different schedule for Tuesday and Thursday and modify any of it in minutes as the day changes. The same system that pages can run background music between classes or across a lobby, from stored audio sources or other sound sources, with no streaming setup to babysit.
No Amp Rack. No Speaker Wire. No 70V Lines.
Walk through what the traditional route requires: a power amplifier or mixer amplifier in a rack, 70V transformer lines pulled to every location, input sources patched through a mixer, and an installer’s labor for all of it. Our wireless PA speakers remove that entire layer. Each unit is self-contained, plug it into standard wall current, and the announcement audio arrives over the air. There is no power amplifier rack to buy, no speaker wire to pull, no conduit to trench, and no Bluetooth pairing or streaming hardware to maintain: this is installed communication infrastructure, not portable PA gear.
That matters beyond the install. Workplace alarm rules like OSHA’s employee alarm standard expect signals to be perceptible above ambient noise throughout the workplace. The sound coverage a single unit at the office door cannot deliver in a large or noisy building. Because our units place anywhere with an outlet, you add coverage exactly where speech intelligibility needs it, projecting sound into every corner without an electrician re-pulling lines.
Trusted in Schools, Plants, and Commercial Buildings Nationwide
K-12 schools across the United States use our PA speakers, bell scheduler, and clocks to run the school day. Thousands of districts and organizations nationwide rely on Innovation Wireless equipment, and when you review our customer list you see some of the most recognized names in the country, across education, healthcare, manufacturing, business, government, and military facilities like West Point. From a single classroom announcement speaker to complete coverage of a plant, the same speaker system scales with the building, amplifying sound only where you aim it.
For system-level projects, bell schedules, clocks, and paging engineered together as one public address system. See our wireless PA system page, and pair the speakers with the Public Address Transmitter that drives them.