Description
The Adastra MH30V is a 100V line horn speaker built for outdoor and large-area public address (PA) work. It runs on a 100V transformer with several selectable power settings, so you can match the output to the job using the rotary tapping selector on the rear. That makes it straightforward to balance volume across a run of speakers on the same line without over-driving any single unit.
The housing is moulded from high impact ABS, which gives good protection against knocks and weather. With an IP66 rating, the MH30V copes with dust and heavy water spray, so it suits car parks, yards, forecourts and other exposed sites. Reflex loading and a conical flared aperture, sometimes called the horn mouth, direct the sound where you need it and help it carry over long distances.
This round horn speaker is part of the Adastra MH range and rates at 30W. The 100V line design lets you wire multiple units in parallel over a single cable run, which keeps installation tidy across a wide site. It is a practical choice for voice announcements and background music where clear, directed coverage matters more than deep bass. Mount it, set the tapping and it is ready to work.
Specification
| Weight |
1.77KG |
| Dimensions |
315mm x 310mmØ |
| SPL @ 1W/1m |
111dB |
| Impedance |
2k / 1k / 670 Ohm / 500 Ohm / 330 Ohm |
| Frequency response : ±3dB |
180Hz - 7kHz |
| Tappings |
5W, 10W, 15W, 20W, 30W |
| Power handling : rms |
30W |
| IP rating |
IP66 |
Frequently Asked
Is the MH30V suitable for outdoor use?
Yes. It carries an IP66 rating and an ABS housing, so it withstands dust and strong water spray in exposed locations.
What is the power rating?
The MH30V is rated at 30W, with several lower settings available through the 100V rotary tapping selector.
Does it need a 100V amplifier?
Yes. It uses a 100V line transformer, so it should be run from a 100V amplifier rather than a standard low-impedance one.
Can I connect several units on one cable?
Yes. 100V line lets you wire multiple horn speakers in parallel along a single run, which is ideal for large-area coverage.
What is it best used for?
Voice announcements and background music across large or outdoor areas such as car parks, yards and forecourts.
How do I adjust the volume per speaker?
Use the rotary tapping selector on the rear to choose a power tapping and balance levels across the line.