PSR1511N08S3K

Speakers Overview

The PSR1511N08S3K is a general-purpose rectangular speaker manufactured by Mallory Sonalert Products Inc. It features an 8-ohm impedance and a rated power of 700 mW, with a maximum power handling capacity of 1.0 W. The device operates within a frequency range of 500 Hz to 7 kHz, centered around a self-resonant frequency of 500 Hz. It delivers a sound pressure level of 73 dB and utilizes top porting for acoustic output.

Speakers Feature Summary

• Rectangular form factor designed for space-constrained enclosures
• Top ported acoustic design for directed sound projection
• General-purpose audio reproduction capabilities

Speakers Applications

• Industrial control panel audio indicators
• Consumer appliance status alerts
• General purpose electronic equipment signaling

Speakers Procurement Notes

Verify the specific impedance tolerance and resonance frequency requirements against your circuit design before procurement. Confirm that the 700 mW rated power is sufficient for your intended application volume levels. Ensure the rectangular dimensions and top-port orientation fit within the designated enclosure space. Check for any specific mounting hardware requirements associated with this form factor.

Speakers Selection Notes

Select this component when a rectangular speaker geometry is required for mechanical integration. The 8-ohm impedance is suitable for standard audio driver outputs. Consider the 73 dB SPL rating relative to ambient noise levels in the target environment. The top-port configuration dictates the acoustic orientation within the assembly.

Speakers Part Context

This part belongs to the Mallory Sonalert Products Inc. speaker lineup, which includes various circular and rectangular drivers. Unlike their piezoelectric buzzers, these magnetic speakers are designed for broader frequency response and voice reproduction rather than simple tone generation.

Speakers FAQ

What is the physical shape of the PSR1511N08S3K?

It has a rectangular shape, distinguishing it from the more common circular speaker designs.

How is the sound emitted from this speaker?

Sound is emitted through a top port, requiring clearance above the speaker surface for optimal performance.