About this asset

This four-way horn loudspeaker Revit family models an industrial ceiling-mounted public address array with four directional metal projector bells. Formed around a central cubic mounting box, this assembly deploys four directional re-entrant horn speakers projecting outward in orthogonal directions. Finished in utilitarian grey and neutral white coatings, the component reflects commercial metal and weather-resistant plastic construction. Each horn features a tapered flared bell connected to a driver housing via articulated mounting brackets with visible wiring entry points. The geometric model abstracts these fixtures into a clean square junction chassis flanked by four flared circular cones, providing an accurate spatial footprint for ceiling-level clash detection and audio layout.

The download is a 287 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

Integrated as a native Revit family, this component can be loaded directly into architectural or electrical MEP project templates. Place the fixture onto finished ceiling planes, structural framing, or suspension grids at specified mounting elevations. The family allows MEP coordinators to verify physical clearances around mechanical ductwork, fire suppression pipework, and luminaires, ensuring realistic spatial coordination in overhead ceiling plenum models.

Designed for commercial, educational, and industrial environments, this public address unit fits high-capacity spaces requiring 360-degree sound projection. Common applications include sports halls, school gymnasiums, transit concourses, retail superstores, and manufacturing facilities with open or exposed soffits. Designers commonly search for ceiling horn speaker arrays, paging audio equipment, and MEP specialty equipment families to coordinate functional communication hardware across large civic and commercial interior specifications.