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Dayton Audio

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Last Revised:  5/13/2021

daytonaudio.com

tel + 937.743.8248

[email protected]

705 Pleasant Valley Dr.

Springboro, OH 45066 

USA

5-Year Limited Warranty

See daytonaudio.com for details

Specifications

Model number:.......................... WP65WT

Description:............................... Commercial indoor/outdoor speaker

Woofer: ..................................... 6.5" mineral-filled polypropylene

Tweeter: .................................... 1" fabric

Frequency response: ................ 60-20,000 Hz

Impedance: ............................... 8 ohms/70V

70V/100V taps: ......................... 8 ohms/NC/20W/10W/5W/2.5W

Power handling (RMS/Peak): ... 40W/80W

SPL: .......................................... 87 dB / 88 dB @ 8 ohm setting, 2.83V/1m

Dimensions: .............................. 10-1/4" height, 8-1/8" diameter

Color: ........................................ White

Weight: ..................................... 4.2 lbs

Ingress protection rating: .......... IP66

3) Troubleshooting

  Should your speakers not work properly, check the following:

No sound from speakers or quiet/strange sound:

  Make certain you observed proper polarity for both speaker inputs. Check the 

connections at the back of the receiver, and then at the speaker.

  Verify that the amplifier is powered on and the volume is turned up.

  Check that the correct transformer tap is selected for your application. If you 

are using a stereo amplifier or a receiver, use the 8 ohm tap.

  Mute feature or protection mode is activated. Check for short circuits in speak-

er wiring.

One speaker is playing while the other is not playing or plays quietly:

  Check the balance control on the receiver. Make sure it is centered.

  Loose connection at either the receiver or the speaker. Double check connections.

  Bad speaker cable. Replace the suspect speaker cable.

Amplifier/Receiver cuts out:

  This could be caused by a short circuit between the positive and negative 

leads. Check the connections at the back of the receiver, and then at the 

speaker; make sure that no strands of wire from one connector are touching 

the other connector.

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