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Which Algo IP Speaker do I need?

Looking for an IP PoE speaker solution? Algo has got you covered with the very best in wideband HD audio PoE speakers. Each speaker can be used in multiple spaces with varying applications, plus with voice paging and emergency audio/visual alerting important messages will be hard to ignore. Compatible with most hosted and cloud based VoIP systems, explore Algo’s great range of speaker solutions to find the best for your needs.

What if you already have existing analogue speakers? Save yourself time and money by integrating existing equipment with Algo’s IP paging adaptor. Whether you want to make use of what you already have or start from scratch, together with Algo we can help you find the right solution.

  • Public address (PA) PoE speakers.
  • Secure SIP using TLS and SRTP.
  • Multicast scalable.
  • Wideband HD voice for high intelligibility speech.
  • Dynamic volume control responsive to ambient noise levels.
  • Talkback capable speakers.
  • Customise WAV files for emergency notification / alerting and telephone loud ringing.
  • Configuration via user friendly web interface or auto-provisioning.
  • IEEE 802.3af Class 0, 48V 12.95W and IEEE 802.3at Class 0, 48V 25.5W.
    UL/CSA, FCC and CE certified.

Which Algo IP Speaker Do I Need?

Space

Classroom, Lunch/Break Room, Office, Kitchen

Application

  • Voice Paging/Public Address (PA)
  • Emergency Notification
  • Loud Ringing

Algo Solution

Space

Offices, Common Areas, Cafeteria, Library, Retail, Restaurant, Healthcare, Transport Terminals (airport, bus & train stations)

Application

  • Voice Paging/Public Address (PA)
  • Emergency Notification
  • Loud Ringing

Algo Solution

Space

Any space requiring music

Application

  • Music

Algo Solution

Space

School Bells, Workplace Shift Change / Breaks, Hospital Visiting Hours, Retail Closing Announcement / Specials, etc.

Application

  • Bell / Tone / Announcement Scheduling

Algo Solution

Space

Gymnasium, Warehouse, Factory / Plant, Utility, Machine Shop, Garage

Application

  • Voice Paging/Public Address (PA)
  • Emergency Notification
  • Loud Ringing

Algo Solution

Space

Outdoors: Yard / Playground, Car park, Farm, Bus & Train Station

Application

  • Voice Paging/Public Address (PA)
  • Emergency Notification
  • Loud Ringing

Algo Solution

Explore the Algo Range!

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Algo 8301 Multicast Line IN Audio

This guide is designed to show how to make an Algo 8301 multicast the audio it receives on the Line IN or AUX IN ports.

In this guide we will use two Algo 8301 units, the first as the Multicast sender and the second as the multicast receiver.

Configuring the Multicast Sender

Log in to the Algo 8301 Web GUI and change the following settings:

  • Basic Settings > Multicast
    • Multicast Mode = Master/Sender
    • Multicast Type = Regular (RTP)
    • Master Single Zone = Music
  • Additional Features > Input/Output
    • Audio Always On = Enabled
    • Audio Input Port = Aux IN or Line IN (depending on what port you are wiring your audio source to)

Configuring the Multicast Receiver

Log in to the second Algo 8301 Web GUI and change the following settings:

  • Basic Settings > Multicast
    • Multicast Mode = Slave/Receiver
    • Multicast Type = Regular (RTP
    • Basic Slave Zones = Tick “Music” box.

Thats It! Couldn’t be simpler. In my test, I chose the Audio Input Port as the Aux IN port, then connected my mobile phone using a normal AUX cable. I then connected some PC speakers to the Aux OUT port on the second Algo 8301.


When I played the music on my phone, it was played out over the speakers plugged in to the second Algo, which was receiving the audio over multicast.

This would be a great way to take an audio input source in one location, and broadcast the message across a large site with multiple speaker groups.