Kramer 60-000149 6.5", 2–Way, PoE Powered Dante Pendant Speaker, White

Kramer PN−6D is a high−performance 6.5” PoE−powered Dante pendant speaker, combining premium sound quality with a sleek, modern design, making it ideal for open−ceiling installations and spaces where aesthetics matter. Engineered as a coaxial speaker, it delivers clear, full−range sound optimized for background music and speech applications in professional environments.

Designed with the system integrator in mind, the PN−6D features a built−in amplifier, DSP, and Dante audio networking, enabling simplified infrastructure and centralized audio management. Advanced audio processing and configuration − including parametric EQ, filters, dynamics, power management, and firmware updates − are managed through Kramer’s intuitive Speaker Utility software.

The PN−6D supports PoE++, PoE+, and PoE with automatic negotiation, eliminating the need for external amplifiers and reducing installation complexity. The speaker is available in white color.

Features

• Premium sound with high SPL
• PoE–powered Dante audio networking
• Supports PoE++ / PoE+ / PoE (auto–negotiate)
• Built–in amplifier, DSP, and mixer for two–channel mixing
• Advanced audio processing including parametric EQ, high–pass and low–pass filters, input compression, output limiting, and power management
• Integrated “Find Me” tone for easy speaker identification during installation and maintenance
• Power handling: - 10W continuous / 30W peak
• Sound Pressure Level (SPL): - Sensitivity (1W@1m, free field): 90dB SPL
• Maximum SPL: Continuous: 100dB SPL / Peak: 105dB SPL
• Supports AES67 streams when enabled in Dante Controller
• Regulatory compliance: - IEC62368(CB) / CE LVD, UL62368–1
• FCC+IC, BIS, RCM
• RoHS, REACH, WEEE
• Industrial design: - Industrial design: pendant mounting, available in white color, removable logo
• Eco–friendly mono–material packaging
• The PN–6D Pendant Speaker is a premium, networked audio solution for delivering high–performance, high–quality sound in professional Dante–based open–ceiling installations