Audac WX502MK2 50W 2-Way Universal Wall Speaker

Audac WX502MK2 50W 2-Way Universal Wall Speaker in Bangladesh

The Audac WX502MK2 is a passive, two-way wall speaker in black, with a stated RMS/AES power handling of 50 W. The supplied specifications list a 5-inch low-frequency driver, a 1-inch high-frequency driver and a built-in passive crossover. Its 8 Ω impedance and line-transformer tapping options are important details for matching the speaker to an audio system. The model may be considered for fixed installations where wall-mounted sound is required, provided its connections, power ratings and environment suit the project.

The black version is identified as WX502MK2/B, with RAL9005 listed for its colour. The supplied product information also names a white variant, WX502MK2/W, in RAL9003. This page is for the black model; check the exact variant on the quotation or product label if colour matters to your installation.

A passive speaker needs a compatible amplifier and appropriate wiring. The product information identifies the WX502MK2 as passive rather than describing it as a powered speaker. Plan the amplifier and speaker connections before installation, and follow the speaker’s wiring instructions. The specifications list both 8 Ω impedance and transformer taps for 70 V and 100 V line systems, so the right connection depends on the amplifier output and the intended installation. Do not assume that the 8 Ω and line-transformer connections are interchangeable.

The speaker uses two drivers: a 5-inch LF driver for low-frequency reproduction and a 1-inch HF driver for high-frequency reproduction. A passive built-in crossover is specified, with a crossover frequency of 2.5 kHz. The crossover divides the audio signal between the speaker’s two frequency ranges; it is part of the passive speaker system and does not mean that the cabinet has its own amplifier. Match the full speaker setup to the amplifier and audio system rather than treating the driver sizes as a complete measure of sound quality.

Two frequency specifications are provided. The listed frequency range at -10 dB is 55 Hz to 20 kHz, while the response within ±3 dB is 70 Hz to 18 kHz. These figures use different stated measurement tolerances and should be read as separate specifications, not combined into one range. They can help when comparing speakers, but the sound heard in a room also depends on placement, the room’s surfaces, the audio source and the rest of the system. If a project has specific coverage or frequency requirements, check that these figures suit the design.

Power handling is listed in three categories: 50 W RMS/AES, 100 W program and 200 W peak. These are distinct ratings, not interchangeable descriptions of continuous operating power. In particular, the peak figure should not be treated as the continuous rating. Use the speaker’s documentation and the amplifier manufacturer’s guidance when selecting and configuring equipment. The supplied information does not give a recommended amplifier power range, so confirm the appropriate amplifier and operating setup for your system rather than choosing by the 200 W peak figure alone.

The speaker is listed with an impedance of 8 Ω. This specification is relevant when using a compatible low-impedance amplifier connection. For distributed audio systems, the product also lists transformer taps for 70 V and 100 V line use. The appropriate mode and tap depend on the amplifier and installation design. Verify the correct connection and tap setting before wiring the speaker; do not connect it based only on the word “universal” in the product title.

The supplied transformer-tapping information is:

• Tap 1: 125 Ω; 100 V — not used; 70 V — 40 W.
• Tap 2: 250 Ω; 100 V — 40 W; 70 V — 20 W.
• Tap 3: 500 Ω; 100 V — 20 W; 70 V — 10 W.
• Tap 4: 1,000 Ω; 100 V — 10 W; 70 V — 5 W.

The first tap is specifically marked “not used” for 100 V in the supplied data. Check the labels and wiring diagram for the exact speaker before installation, particularly if the amplifier uses a 70 V or 100 V line. In a multi-speaker installation, have the installer check the selected tap on each speaker and the total system load against the amplifier and project requirements. Do not infer a suitable tap from the speaker’s 50 W rating alone.

The specified sensitivity is 87 dB at 1 W/1 m. Maximum sound-pressure figures are listed as 102 dB at 100 V and 104 dB at 8 Ω. These are product specifications, not a guarantee of the sound level in every room. Actual results depend on such factors as the selected connection, amplifier, placement, room conditions and listening distance. Use the figures as comparison points, and assess the speaker within the intended system if a particular sound level or coverage is important.

The stated dispersion is 110° horizontally and 110° vertically. This information can help when considering speaker placement and the area to be covered. It does not, on its own, determine the number of speakers needed or guarantee even sound throughout a space. Room dimensions, listener positions, installation height and nearby surfaces all affect coverage. Plan the mounting position around the room and listening area, and seek appropriate audio-design advice for larger or more complex installations.

The WX502MK2 is supplied with a mounting bracket, according to the listed accessories. Its dimensions, including the bracket, are 219 × 146 × 184.4 mm (W × H × D), and its listed weight is 2.75 kg. Use these measurements when checking available wall space and planning the installation. Confirm that the selected wall and mounting method are suitable for the speaker’s weight and the installation conditions. The product information names the bracket but does not specify wall-fixing hardware, so verify what is included and what the installation requires.

The cabinet construction is listed as ABS, with a steel front grille. These material details can help with product comparison and installation planning. The supplied ingress-protection rating is IP40. The product information does not describe the speaker as waterproof or specify outdoor use; do not assume it is suitable for exposure to rain, splashing or other wet conditions. If the installation is in a location with moisture or dust concerns, check the site requirements and confirm suitability before buying.

The listed operating-temperature range is -25 °C to 70 °C. This is a specification to consider when checking environmental conditions at the planned installation location. It should not be treated as proof of suitability for every outdoor, industrial or exposed environment. The stated IP40 rating and temperature range address different product characteristics; check the complete installation requirements instead of relying on temperature alone.

Potential applications include offices, meeting spaces, shops, hospitality venues and other interiors where a wall-mounted passive speaker may suit the audio plan. These are possible use cases, not a claim that one speaker will cover every room. The number of speakers, amplifier selection, wiring method and tap settings should be determined for the specific space and listening requirements. For a small room, a single speaker may be considered if the system design supports it; larger or more irregular spaces may need a different layout.

For a distributed sound system, the listed 70 V and 100 V transformer taps give installers several power-selection options. The supplied tap list includes 40 W, 20 W, 10 W and 5 W selections in the stated combinations. Choosing a tap affects the speaker’s connection to the line system, so check the amplifier type, wiring plan and total tapped load before installation. If the system also needs 8 Ω operation, confirm the correct terminals or selector position in the product instructions. The specifications do not describe a particular installation topology, so follow the documentation for the equipment being used.

For a direct low-impedance setup, the listed 8 Ω value is relevant to the amplifier and speaker match. Confirm that the amplifier supports the intended load and that the wiring uses the correct connection. Do not confuse 8 Ω operation with transformer-coupled 70 V or 100 V operation, or connect the speaker without checking its terminal markings and instructions. Where multiple speakers are used, have the complete arrangement checked against amplifier requirements before powering the system.

The WX502MK2’s black finish is identified as RAL9005. This may help buyers coordinate the speaker with a room’s fixtures or other equipment. A separate white version, identified as WX502MK2/W in RAL9003, is also listed in the supplied specifications. If a particular finish is required, make sure the quoted model code and colour match; the presence of a white option does not mean it is included with the black product.

Before ordering, check the amplifier type, speaker connection, required tap, wall location and number of speakers. Confirm the bracket and any fixing hardware needed for the installation, as the supplied specification only lists the mounting bracket among included accessories. If the project requires a specific sound level, frequency response or coverage area, compare the speaker’s listed values with the design rather than assuming that its 50 W rating or 110° dispersion alone determines the result.

The supplied details do not state a warranty period, country of manufacture, cable or connector contents, or whether installation service is available. Ask BME to confirm any of these details if they affect your purchase. For a Bangladesh installation, also check the current quotation and whether any delivery or other service is available for your location; do not assume it is included. Keep the exact model code, colour and system requirements ready when enquiring.

The Audac WX502MK2 is best assessed as a passive wall speaker with two drivers, a built-in crossover, 8 Ω impedance and specified 70 V/100 V transformer taps. Its power ratings, response figures, dispersion, mounting dimensions and IP rating give buyers useful points for comparison. Confirm the connection method and selected tap against the amplifier and installation plan before purchase. These checks help determine whether the black WX502MK2 fits the room and audio system without relying on assumptions about compatibility or use conditions.

✅ Key Features

• Two-way passive design: Combines a 5-inch LF driver and a 1-inch HF driver with a built-in passive crossover.
• 50 W RMS/AES handling: Provides a stated continuous rating reference for system planning.
• Multiple power ratings: Lists 100 W program and 200 W peak handling as separate ratings.
• 8 Ω and line-system options: Specifies 8 Ω impedance and transformer taps for 70 V and 100 V systems.
• Wide stated frequency range: Lists 55 Hz–20 kHz at -10 dB and 70 Hz–18 kHz within ±3 dB.
• Broad listed dispersion: Provides 110° horizontal and 110° vertical dispersion figures.
• Wall-mount installation: Includes a mounting bracket and has listed dimensions of 219 × 146 × 184.4 mm with bracket.
• Black finish: The black version is listed as RAL9005, model WX502MK2/B.
• Specified cabinet materials: Uses ABS construction with a steel front grille.
• Ingress rating: The listed rating is IP40; confirm suitability for the intended environment.

✅ Usage / Applications

• Meeting rooms: Consider it for a passive wall-mounted audio system designed for the room.
• Office spaces: Assess it for background or program audio where speaker placement and amplifier match are planned.
• Retail interiors: Consider it for sound coverage in shops, subject to the system design.
• Hospitality venues: Evaluate it for suitable indoor audio installations in venues such as cafés or reception areas.
• Classrooms and training spaces: Check whether its stated dispersion and power ratings fit the listening area.
• Distributed audio systems: Use the listed 70 V or 100 V transformer taps only with a compatible line system.
• 8 Ω installations: Consider the listed impedance when matching the speaker to a suitable amplifier.
• Fixed wall installations: Use the included mounting bracket as part of a properly planned installation.

✅ Benefits of This Product?

• More installation flexibility: The listed 8 Ω impedance and transformer taps provide options to evaluate for different amplifier systems.
• Clear system-planning data: Separate RMS/AES, program and peak ratings help buyers compare power requirements.
• Two-driver configuration: The LF and HF drivers are specified alongside a built-in passive crossover.
• Placement reference: The 110° horizontal and vertical dispersion figures can inform coverage planning.
• Wall-mount planning: The included bracket and stated dimensions help with space and installation checks.
• Colour choice within the model range: The supplied information lists both black and white variants for buyers to verify.
• Environment check: The IP40 rating and operating-temperature range provide specifications to review against the installation site.
• Better-informed selection: Confirming the tap, amplifier and site conditions helps avoid common setup assumptions.

✅ Ideal For

The Audac WX502MK2 may suit businesses and organisations looking for a passive, wall-mounted two-way speaker for a planned audio installation. Its listed 8 Ω impedance and 70 V/100 V transformer taps give installers specifications to compare with the amplifier and wiring approach. The 5-inch LF and 1-inch HF drivers, built-in passive crossover and stated dispersion are also relevant when assessing room coverage and system design.

Potential environments include offices, meeting rooms, retail interiors, hospitality venues and training spaces, provided the speaker’s ratings and environmental specifications suit the site. It is not a standalone powered speaker, and the supplied details do not describe outdoor or waterproof use. Buyers should confirm the amplifier, tap setting, mounting method and total system load before ordering. If a particular colour is required, check the model code: black is listed as WX502MK2/B, while white is a separate listed variant.

✅ Why Choose the Audac WX502MK2 50W 2-Way Universal Wall Speaker - Black?

The Audac WX502MK2 is worth considering when a project needs a passive wall speaker with clearly stated driver, power and connection details. It uses a 5-inch LF driver and a 1-inch HF driver, with a built-in passive crossover listed at 2.5 kHz. The supplied ratings distinguish 50 W RMS/AES from 100 W program and 200 W peak handling, giving system planners more useful information than a single headline wattage.

Its connection specifications are another point to assess. The speaker is listed at 8 Ω and also has 70 V/100 V transformer taps. That combination may be relevant to installations that use different amplifier approaches, but the selected connection and tap must match the system. The tap table includes settings from 5 W to 40 W in the stated 70 V and 100 V combinations, with the 125 Ω tap marked as not used at 100 V. Check the product markings and wiring instructions before installation.

The frequency specifications, 110° × 110° dispersion, mounting dimensions and included bracket help buyers plan placement and compare the model with project needs. Its black RAL9005 finish is identified as WX502MK2/B; a separate white variant is also listed. The IP40 rating should not be treated as a claim of waterproof or outdoor use.

The best choice depends on the amplifier, room, wiring and installation environment. Confirm the required tap, system load, mounting hardware and any warranty or service terms before ordering. This helps ensure that the speaker’s confirmed specifications align with the intended installation.

✅ Why Buy This Product from BME?

When enquiring about the Audac WX502MK2 through BME, provide the exact model and colour you need. The black version is listed as WX502MK2/B, while the supplied specifications also name a separate white version. Ask BME to confirm the exact product being quoted and request the current purchase details before placing an order.

If you are fitting the speaker to an existing system, share the amplifier type and whether the installation is planned for 8 Ω, 70 V or 100 V operation. The speaker has different transformer tap settings, so confirm the configuration and consult the product’s wiring information. You can also ask what the package includes beyond the listed mounting bracket and whether any installation materials are needed.

Warranty, delivery, installation and other services are not specified in the supplied product details. Ask BME whether any service you need is available for your location and what terms apply; do not assume it is included. Confirm the product code, colour, purchase terms and any important project requirements before proceeding. This helps you make an informed decision based on the specific unit and installation you have in mind.

✅ Buying Guide

• Confirm the model and colour: The black version is listed as WX502MK2/B in RAL9005; the white WX502MK2/W is a separate variant.
• Identify the amplifier output: Check whether your system uses 8 Ω, 70 V or 100 V operation.
• Select the correct transformer tap: Match the tap to the amplifier and design; note that the 125 Ω tap is listed as not used at 100 V.
• Check total system load: For multiple speakers, have the installer verify the selected taps and total load against the amplifier.
• Understand the power ratings: Treat 50 W RMS/AES, 100 W program and 200 W peak as separate rating categories.
• Review room coverage: Compare the 110° horizontal and vertical dispersion with the room layout and listener positions.
• Plan the wall location: Allow for the listed dimensions and 2.75 kg weight, and confirm the wall and mounting method are suitable.
• Check included hardware: A mounting bracket is listed; confirm whether the required wall fixings are included.
• Assess the environment: IP40 is specified; do not assume the speaker is waterproof or suited to exposed outdoor use.
• Verify the tap table: Follow the actual product markings and wiring instructions, especially if the installation uses a line transformer.
• Avoid common connection mistakes: Do not assume 8 Ω and 70 V/100 V connections are interchangeable.
• Confirm purchase terms: Ask BME about the exact model, current terms and any service you require.

✅ Customers Ask About / Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: What is the Audac WX502MK2 price in Bangladesh?
  A: Contact BME for a current quotation.

• Q: Is the WX502MK2 a powered speaker?
  A: It is specified as a passive speaker, so plan for a compatible amplifier.

• Q: What are its power ratings?
  A: The listed ratings are 50 W RMS/AES, 100 W program and 200 W peak.

• Q: Can it be used with a 70 V or 100 V line system?
  A: Transformer taps for both are listed. Confirm the correct connection and tap for your amplifier and installation.

• Q: What does the 125 Ω tap specify?
  A: The supplied information lists 125 Ω, with 100 V marked “not used” and 70 V listed at 40 W. Verify the product markings before wiring.

• Q: What are the drivers and crossover frequency?
  A: It has a 5-inch LF driver, a 1-inch HF driver and a built-in passive crossover listed at 2.5 kHz.

• Q: Is the Audac WX502MK2 waterproof?
  A: It is listed as IP40, but the supplied details do not claim waterproof or outdoor use.

• Q: Does the speaker include a mounting bracket?
  A: A mounting bracket is listed as an included accessory. Confirm whether any required wall fixings are included.

• Q: Is a white version available?
  A: The supplied specifications also list a separate white variant, WX502MK2/W. Confirm current availability with BME.

• Q: Where can I enquire about this speaker in Bangladesh?
  A: Contact BME to confirm the current purchase details and the exact model variant.

✅ Why Buy This Product

The Audac WX502MK2 is a product to consider when a project needs a passive two-way wall speaker with defined power ratings and connection options. Its 5-inch LF driver, 1-inch HF driver, built-in crossover and 8 Ω impedance provide practical details for comparing it with an amplifier and room design. The listed 70 V and 100 V transformer taps also give installers settings to check for distributed audio systems.

Before buying, confirm which connection method and tap your system requires. Review the separate 50 W RMS/AES, 100 W program and 200 W peak ratings, and make sure the mounting location and environment suit the speaker’s listed specifications. The product is rated IP40, so do not assume it is waterproof or intended for exposed outdoor installation.

If the black WX502MK2/B matches your project, contact BME to confirm the exact product and purchase terms before ordering.