Get ready to enjoy a rich and detailed sound experience in your outdoor area throughout the year with the Sonos Passive Outdoor Speakers. When paired with an Amp, these speakers deliver an unmatched Sonos audio performance, enabling seamless multi - room listening across your home. These speakers are built to last in different outdoor conditions. They can handle humidity, water, salt spray, high temperatures, UV rays, and freezing weather. You can customize your audio setup by combining different products according to your listening spots and preferences. Pair identical speakers for better stereo sound, build a surround - sound system for your home theater, or create an immersive atmosphere by placing Sonos speakers in every room. In terms of audio, a high - excursion pivoting woofer produces deep mid and low frequencies, while a one - inch tweeter gives crisp high frequencies. The frequency response ranges from 55Hz to 20KHz (±3dB), with a nominal impedance of 8 Ohms and a sensitivity of 89dB SPL (2.83V/1m). The speakers are IP66 rated, dustproof and weatherproof, and can work in temperatures from - 13°F to 149°F (- 25°C to 65°C). They are 15.44 inches tall, 7.52 inches wide, and 7.83 inches deep, weighing 8.82 lbs (4 kg). You can choose between black and white matte finishes. The power handling is from 5 watts minimum to 130 watts maximum. The box includes a pair of outdoor speakers by Sonos and Sonance, a pair of speaker grilles, a pair of FastMount brackets, a pair of wiring terminal covers, and documentation such as an installation manual and legal/warranty information. You'll need an amplifier (optimized for Sonos Amp) and speaker wire (16ga or larger).
Using the Sonos Passive Outdoor Speakers is easy. First, make sure you have an amplifier, preferably a Sonos Amp, and speaker wire that's 16ga or larger. Connect the speakers to the amplifier following the instructions in the installation manual. Place the speakers in your desired outdoor locations using the FastMount brackets. You can pair identical speakers for a better stereo effect or set up a surround - sound system for your home theater. When it comes to maintenance, since the speakers are dustproof and weatherproof, they can withstand normal outdoor conditions. But it's a good idea to check them regularly for any signs of damage, especially after extreme weather. If the speakers get dirty, you can gently wipe them with a soft, dry cloth. Keep the speakers away from direct heat sources and don't submerge them in water, even though they can handle some water exposure. Make sure to store the documentation in a safe place for future reference, like warranty claims or when you need to look up technical details.
