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Harman's JBL Professional Introduces High-Humidity Grilles for Control 10 Series Ceiling Speakers

JBL Professional's MTC-WG high -humidity grill for the Control 10 Series ceiling speakers.

Harman's JBL Professional is introducing the MTC-14WG and MTC-16WG high-humidity grilles for its Control 10 Series ceiling speakers. These grilles fit JBL's Control 12C/T, Control 14C/T, and Control 16C/T, as well as Control 26C and 26CT. Made of an aluminum alloy material that does not rust and finished in a durable powder-coat, these grilles can extend the longevity of ceiling speakers when installed in humid environments.

The MTC-14WG and MTC-16WG address the weakest link when using ceiling speakers in high-humidity applications: a steel grille that can rust. These high-humidity grilles extend the longevity of JBL's Control 10 Series model ceiling speakers, as their aluminum alloy material does not rust and the durable powder-coated finish prevents pitting that could otherwise occur with raw unfinished aluminum. The finish provides a nice look that matches with the speaker.

"JBL has offered weather grilles for many of our surface-mount speakers and these MTC-WG grilles are the first such products for our ceiling speakers," said Rick Kamlet, senior manager, commercial sound, JBL Professional. "With these new grilles, our ceiling speaker models can be used in high-humidity applications, such as outdoor patios, business entranceways, and restrooms."

The MTC-14WG and MTC-16WG high-humidity grilles are available in either white or black.

WWWwww.harman.com

WWWwww.jblpro.com


(6 June 2014)

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