FS-110

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Main features

FS-110 is an extra slim, active line source speaker with Fohhn Beam Steering Technology. This allows the control of the sound beam by turning the mouse wheel. The Focus Slim series makes this world-renowned Fohhn technology attractive for smaller and more price-sensitive projects. Thanks to the crystal-clear speech transmission, the systems are ideal for high class conference rooms, lecture halls and small to medium sized churches.

8 × 2.5" broadband chassis with coaxial Fohhn diffraction waveguides
8 integrated Fohhn DSP amplifiers with 75 W each
117 dB max. SPL
Integrated bass reflex system
Very wide horizontal dispersion of 140°
Vertical dispersion controllable in real time via Fohhn Audio Soft
Vertical beam width: 0° to 90°, sound inclination angle: -40° to +40° (adjusted in 0.1° increments)
Acoustic centre displaceable over entire line length
Fohhn Two Beam Technology (two independent dispersion beams)
Fohhn Side Lobe Free Technology (suppression of side lobes)
With analog inputs + Dante
Q-Sys and Crestron plug-ins available
Flexible mounting thanks to T-slot on the rear
Only 8.5 cm wide

Item number: 1352-XXXXX

Downloads

Downloads FS-110

ZIP archive

User manual

Technical data

Physical features

enclosure

aluminum

dimensions (w × h × d)

85 mm × 1100 mm × 90 mm

weight

5.8 kg

front design

front grille with acoustically transparent 3D mesh fabric behind it

standard colors

black (RAL 9005), white (RAL 9016)

coating

powder coated

connectors

1 × 3-pin terminal block (for flexible and rigid conductors up to 3.3 mm²), 1 × RJ45 jack, 1 × USB-C port

mounting points

continuous T-slot at rear

Electroacoustic features

Electronic features

Environmental conditions

Optional features

CAAD simulation data

weight: net weight without optional equipment
SPLmax: peak, 20 ms with bandpass filtered pink noise signal according to IEC 60268-2 at one octave above the lower limit of the frequency range, with speaker preset
frequency range: −10 dB under anechoic half-space conditions, with speaker preset
nominal dispersion: −6 dB compared to the main dispersion axis, averaged 1 – 4 k