Kramer’s expanded loudspeaker range brings greater flexibility to installed audio projects.
The company introduced its expanded portfolio of installed-audio loudspeakers in the United States for the first time at InfoComm 2026, providing US integrators with a broader family of ceiling, pendant, wall-mounted and weather-resistant speakers for common commercial environments.
Following its international debut earlier this year, the new loudspeaker range arrived at InfoComm at a time when integrators are looking for more practical ways to simplify deployments, maintain consistency across different types of spaces and support both passive and network-based audio designs.
For many integrators, the challenge is not choosing a single loudspeaker, but having a practical family of products that can be used across meeting rooms, classrooms, hospitality venues and open-ceiling environments without having to start from scratch on every project, said Dorit Bitter, Chief Product & Technology Officer at Kramer.
The portfolio has been designed with flexibility at its core. It includes a wide selection of ceiling, wall-mounted and pendant loudspeakers, available in different sizes and performance levels to suit a broad range of applications, from small meeting rooms to large commercial spaces.
At the heart of the range are Dante-enabled PoE-powered models that deliver both power and audio over a single network cable, eliminating the need for local amplification and simplifying system architecture.
The ceiling speaker line includes compact and mid-sized models designed to provide excellent speech intelligibility and smooth, natural background music reproduction. Designed for fast integration into suspended or hard ceilings, these loudspeakers deliver wide and consistent coverage that minimises hotspots and coverage drop-off areas, ensuring clear communication in meeting rooms, classrooms and commercial environments.
For integrators, this means fewer units are required to achieve uniform coverage, reducing both system costs and installation time while maintaining a clean and discreet aesthetic that integrates easily into interior designs.
Pendant versions extend these capabilities to spaces with open ceilings or exposed architectural elements, where traditional ceiling speakers are not a practical option. Suspended at an optimal listening height, these models provide controlled downward coverage that maintains clarity and intelligibility even in acoustically challenging environments such as high ceilings, atriums and modern commercial spaces.
Wall-mounted models complete the range by offering higher output levels and more focused coverage for areas requiring greater impact and control, such as hospitality venues, public areas and large commercial spaces. Thanks to optimised dispersion patterns and higher sound pressure level (SPL) capabilities, these loudspeakers allow integrators to direct sound exactly where it is needed, minimising spill into adjacent areas while maintaining consistent tonal balance.
Installation and commissioning have also been designed with integrators in mind. Features such as front-access wiring on ceiling models, standardised mounting systems and centralised loudspeaker configuration software reduce on-site complexity, shorten setup times and contribute to more consistent project delivery.
The loudspeaker range forms part of Kramer’s broader installed-audio ecosystem, which includes DSPs, amplifiers and management tools for designing larger-scale systems.
