Viking 300-IP SIP / Multicast 10" Paging Horn

For facilities that require reliable, high-impact public address and emergency notification, the Viking 300-IP SIP/Multicast 10in Paging Horn delivers audible safety and operational simplicity. This Viking Electronics pro mass notification device provides a commanding 113 dB output and a built-in 6W class D amplifier to ensure clear paging and background audio in noisy or expansive spaces. As a SIP endpoint with multicast support and PoE power, the 300-IP integrates easily into existing VoIP and mass notification systems—minimizing wiring and simplifying networked deployment. Rated IP66 for enhanced weather protection, it’s engineered for outdoor surveillance, security perimeters, parking lots, and transportation hubs where continuous monitoring and dependable emergency communication are essential. Enterprise-friendly features like Polycom multicast compatibility and a red call status LED make system management and interoperability straightforward. Upgrade your paging and monitoring infrastructure with a rugged, energy-efficient horn speaker that supports both routine announcements and critical alerts. Contact your Viking Electronics distributor or add the 300-IP to your next mass notification design to strengthen site-wide safety and situational awareness.

• Deliver clear, intelligible emergency paging across large facilities with a powerful 113 dB horn that ensures messages cut through ambient noise
• Simplify deployment and reduce cabling with SIP endpoint and multicast support plus PoE power for fast integration into IP networks
• Dependable outdoor performance with IP66 enhanced weather protection for continuous operation in harsh environments
• Lower operating costs with a high-efficiency 6W class D amplifier that provides quality audio while conserving power
• Improve system monitoring with a visible red call status LED and compatibility with enterprise multicast paging systems for seamless interoperability
• Fast, flexible installation using adjustable mounting hardware to position audio coverage where it's needed most