Music and paging on the network you already have.

Background music through a shop, a restaurant or a gym, and a way to speak to the whole building, running on the same console as the network, the cameras and the doors. One system, one app.

The bridge, and something to speak through.

Audio joins the system through a bridge, then plays out through speakers chosen for the space.

Prices are all-in CAD, Ubiquiti’s own price including their memory surcharge, and we add nothing to them. They move when Ubiquiti moves them, so we confirm every line on the quote.

Two things worth knowing before you buy.

• Commercial music needs a commercial licence. Playing a personal streaming account through a business is not covered by that account. This catches people out and it is the part we are asked about most.
• Distributed installs have a different wiring standard. A warehouse with thirty ceiling speakers on one run is normally built on constant voltage wiring, which this hardware does not output. For that job this is the wrong product and we will say so.
• Powered over the network. Where the speaker takes PoE, the same cable that carries the audio powers it, so the switch budget matters.
• Zones follow the network. Front of house, back of house and outside can be separate without separate systems.

Tell us the space and what it is for.

Background music, paging, or both, and how big the room is. That decides whether this is the right product or whether you need a different trade.

Want the full detail? Audio, PowerAmp and the licence question in the wiki has the complete tables and the specs behind these choices.