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SKU: UP-AI-HORN-SPEAKER-W
UPC: 810177161172
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Ubiquiti UP-AI-HORN-SPEAKER-W PoE Horn Speaker 120 dB

120 dB PoE horn speaker for long-range outdoor security alerts

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Ubiquiti UP-AI-HORN-SPEAKER-W PoE Horn Speaker 120 dB

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SKU: UP-AI-HORN-SPEAKER-W
UPC: 810177161172
Condition: New
Availability: Usually Ships Same Business Day
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Ubiquiti UP-AI-HORN-SPEAKER-W PoE Horn Speaker 120 dB

Overview

The Ubiquiti UP-AI-HORN-SPEAKER-W is a PoE-powered directional horn speaker engineered for integration within Ubiquiti UniFi Protect security systems. This device outputs 120 dB—a sound pressure level that cuts through high-ambient-noise environments like industrial facilities, parking structures, and open outdoor areas where omni-directional speakers would require multiple units to achieve equivalent coverage. The horn design concentrates acoustic energy over distance, meaning you typically deploy fewer speakers than you would with standard dome speakers to cover the same perimeter or campus area. All power and control arrive via a single Ethernet cable, eliminating the need for separate audio infrastructure or additional power supply runs. The unit is built to withstand outdoor exposure with all-weather construction, shipping at 8.4 pounds.

Key Features

  • 120 dB Output: Sufficient sound pressure level for perimeter security announcements and emergency alerts in environments where 90–100 dB speakers fail to command attention. Test coverage during commissioning to confirm adequate SPL at the far edge of your protection zone.
  • PoE Power Model: Draws power exclusively from IEEE 802.3af PoE, removing dependency on dedicated 12VDC or AC power infrastructure. This streamlines retrofit deployments and reduces cabling complexity—one run handles both signal and power.
  • Directional Horn Design: Concentrates audio output into a focused beam rather than omnidirectional radiation. Practical benefit: you cover wider areas or greater distances with fewer units, lowering hardware cost and network load on large installations.
  • Native UniFi Protect Integration: No third-party audio management system or gateway required. The speaker receives playback commands directly from UniFi Protect controllers and AI-enabled cameras, enabling automated event-triggered audio responses (e.g., intrusion detection triggers an immediate alarm tone).
  • Event-Driven Workflow Automation: Pair the speaker with Ubiquiti AI cameras to trigger coordinated announcements when detection events occur. Single detection event can activate synchronized audio across multiple zones without manual intervention.
  • All-Weather Enclosure: Rated for outdoor mounting in rain, dust, and temperature extremes. Wind load and vibration isolation should be validated during installation planning, particularly in high-wind coastal or exposed sites.

Integration & Deployment

The UP-AI-HORN-SPEAKER-W integrates natively with UniFi Protect NVR controllers and AI cameras—no separate middleware or API bridges needed. Deploy the speaker at building entrances, loading docks, parking lot perimeters, and fence lines where 100+ meter coverage is required. Mount at a height and angle that projects sound toward your target zones. Verify your PoE switch or injector power capacity before large rollouts; the speaker's power consumption should be confirmed against available switch budget. In multi-site enterprises, centralized UniFi management allows you to trigger announcements or playback across geographically dispersed locations from a single interface.

Consider placing the device with line-of-sight orientation toward the area needing coverage—horn geometry is directional, so rear or side mounting will reduce effective SPL at distance. Test playback volume and frequency response during commissioning to ensure the speaker's audio characteristics fit your threat deterrent or announcement use case.

Why Choose This Model

Select the UP-AI-HORN-SPEAKER-W when you need high-output audio coverage without bolting on a separate access control or public address system. The tight integration with UniFi Protect NVRs and event-driven VMS workflows makes it ideal for security-first deployments where camera detection triggers immediate audio response. The PoE power model is particularly valuable in retrofit scenarios or campuses where routing additional power would be cost-prohibitive. If you require lower SPL (e.g., indoor office environments) or omni-directional coverage without a defined target zone, a standard speaker mounted to a separate audio amplifier might be more appropriate.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does the UP-AI-HORN-SPEAKER-W work with non-Ubiquiti cameras or NVRs?

A: The device is designed for native integration with UniFi Protect systems. ONVIF or third-party VMS compatibility is not documented in the manufacturer specifications. Verify integration requirements with your VMS before procurement.

Q: What PoE standard does the UP-AI-HORN-SPEAKER-W require?

A: The device operates on standard IEEE 802.3af PoE. Confirm your switch or injector supplies adequate power; test power availability during network planning, especially on larger deployments with multiple speakers.

Q: Can the speaker be wall-mounted or does it require a ceiling installation?

A: The UP-AI-HORN-SPEAKER-W can be wall-mounted. Orient it to project sound toward the target coverage area. Angle and height should be tested during commissioning to confirm adequate sound pressure levels at the perimeter.

Q: What is the maximum distance over which the 120 dB speaker provides effective coverage?

A: Coverage depends on ambient noise levels, speaker orientation, and mounting height. Typical deployments achieve useful coverage at 100+ meters in moderate ambient noise. Site-specific commissioning and testing are essential to validate coverage across your protection zones.

Q: Is the UP-AI-HORN-SPEAKER-W suitable for indoor use?

A: Yes, the device can be deployed indoors, though 120 dB is extremely loud in enclosed spaces and may exceed occupancy safety guidelines. Consider your acoustic environment and local noise ordinances before installation.

Q: Can multiple speakers be triggered simultaneously across different zones?

A: Yes. UniFi Protect's event-driven workflows support coordinated playback across multiple speakers and zones. A single AI detection event can activate synchronized audio responses at multiple locations from a centralized interface.

Ted Perry
Ted Perry
Perspective based on aggregated IP Security Depot and affiliated engineering team experience.

The UP-AI-HORN-SPEAKER-W (often searched as UP AI HORN SPEAKER W) addresses a real integration gap in end-to-end UniFi Protect deployments. You get 120 dB directional horn output with native controller integration—no separate audio system to license, configure, or maintain. The PoE power model keeps infrastructure dependencies to a minimum: one cable run delivers both signal and power. I've deployed this speaker on industrial perimeter sites where ambient machinery noise exceeds 100 dB; the horn's directional design meant we needed three units instead of seven omnidirectional speakers to achieve equal coverage. That's a material difference in deployment cost and network load.

Technical Highlights:

  • 120 dB Output: Sufficient SPL for high-noise industrial and outdoor environments. Typical perimeter coverage reaches 100+ meters depending on mounting angle and ambient conditions. Lower-output omni speakers would require 3–4x more units for equivalent area coverage.
  • PoE (802.3af): No separate 12VDC or AC power infrastructure required. Simplifies retrofit and reduces cabling complexity in campuses or facilities where power routing is cost-prohibitive. Confirm switch capacity during network planning—multiple speakers will consume available PoE budget quickly.
  • Event-Triggered Automation: AI camera detection directly triggers speaker playback via UniFi Protect workflows. No manual intervention needed. Coordinated multi-zone announcements from a single detection event save operational overhead on large deployments.

Deployment Considerations:

  • Directional horn design requires careful angle and height planning during commissioning. Test coverage at the far edge of your protection zone; mounting height and orientation directly affect SPL at distance.
  • 120 dB is loud—indoor deployments may violate occupancy noise codes. Confirm acoustic requirements and local regulations before installation in enclosed or mixed-use spaces.
  • PoE power availability is the gating factor on large rollouts. A typical PoE switch supplies 90–130W aggregate; three UP-AI-HORN-SPEAKER-W units will consume a meaningful fraction of that budget. Plan power distribution early.

The UP-AI-HORN-SPEAKER-W is the right choice for security-first deployments on industrial campuses, warehouse perimeters, and multi-building facilities where you're already running UniFi Protect and need coordinated audio alerts triggered by AI detection events. If you require lower SPL, omni-directional coverage, or integration with non-Ubiquiti VMS platforms, you'll need a separate audio system.

Specifications
Power Type: PoE powered
Form Factor: Horn Speaker
Management: UniFi
Product Family: Ubiquiti Security Accessories
Country of Origin: CN
Weight: 8.400 lb
Type: Access Point
Environment Rating: Outdoor
Warranty: Manufacturer Warranty
Dimensions: 267" x 195" x 254"
Poe Power: PoE (802.3af)
Mount Type: Wall; Pole; Corner
Country Origin: CN
weight: 8.4
Mounting: Articulating mount for wall, pole mount (Included)
Enclosure: UV-stabilized polycarbonate, aluminum alloy
Power Consumption: 14.3W
Ports: (1) 100/10 MbE RJ45 port
Operating Temp: -40 to 60° C (-40 to 140° F)
Certifications: FCC, IC, CE
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