Hanwha SPA-M2000 Desktop SIP Microphone

Hanwha SPA-M2000 Desktop SIP Microphone

The Hanwha SPA-M2000 is a professional-grade desktop SIP microphone engineered for IP-based audio systems and integrated public address applications. Designed for seamless deployment in enterprise facilities, control centers, and announcement systems, this device combines embedded microphone input with native SIP protocol support to deliver reliable voice capture and audio routing without requiring proprietary gateways or external processing modules.

Key Features

• SIP Protocol Integration: Native SIP signaling with IPv4, HTTP, HTTPS, TCP, and UDP support enables direct integration with VoIP and IP audio infrastructure
• Dual Power Supply: PoE (IEEE 802.3af Type 1 Class 3) and DC24V options provide flexible deployment across network-powered and traditional hardwired installations; maximum 12W power consumption
• Integrated 1W Monitor Amplifier: Built-in amplifier at 8Ω impedance supports direct speaker or monitor connection without external amplification modules
• Embedded Microphone Input: Input sensitivity of -50 dBV ±3dB with optimized frequency response of 100 Hz–6 kHz for clear speech reproduction in office and public address environments
• Auxiliary Line Input: -7 dBV maximum input level with adjustable volume allows flexible switching between microphone and line-level audio sources
• Multi-Tier Security: Admin, setup, user, and guest access controls with SHA-2 and digest authentication; comprehensive user access logging for regulatory compliance and audit trails

Technical Specifications

• Form Factor: Desktop microphone with integrated mounting
• Operating Temperature: -10°C to +40°C (-14°F to +104°F)
• VMS Compatibility: SIP protocol, SUNAPI support
• Audio Support: Full microphone input with embedded SIP transport

Applications

The SPA-M2000 is ideal for enterprise facilities requiring networked audio capture, including control room announcements, facility-wide paging systems, emergency communication networks, and integrated VoIP environments. Its compact desktop form factor and PoE flexibility make it suitable for office deployments, security operations centers, and distributed facility management installations.

Karl Wilson

The SPA-M2000 addresses a specific market segment—organizations seeking IP-native audio input without complex gateway infrastructure. The combination of SIP protocol support and embedded amplification eliminates intermediate conversion steps, reducing latency and improving system reliability. Dual power options (PoE and DC24V) provide deployment flexibility across existing network and legacy power infrastructure.

The multi-tier authentication and access logging framework aligns with enterprise security policies and compliance requirements. Speech-optimized audio frequency response (100 Hz–6 kHz) prioritizes intelligibility over fidelity, appropriate for announcement and communication use cases rather than music or recording applications. For organizations standardizing on IP audio systems and seeking to minimize external hardware dependencies, this device offers a cost-effective, integrated solution.