IP Horn Speakers (SIP) are high-output, network-enabled loudspeakers designed for IP-based public address (PA) and voice alarm systems in noisy and outdoor environments. These speakers connect directly to an Ethernet network and use SIP, RTP, and multicast protocols to receive audio, enabling centralized control and scalable deployment. Many models support PoE (Power over Ethernet), simplifying installation by eliminating separate power supplies.

IP horn speakers are ideal for factories, warehouses, construction sites, campuses, parking areas, ports, power plants, and industrial facilities where long-distance sound projection and high intelligibility are critical. They support zone-based paging, emergency alerts, scheduled announcements, and alarm tones, and integrate seamlessly with IP PBX systems, SIP paging microphones, IP audio servers, and fire alarm systems (FAS).

Compared to conventional horn speakers, SIP IP horn speakers offer remote management, easy expansion, fault monitoring, and priority-based announcements, making them a future-ready solution for modern network PA deployments.