Product Overview

The JBL AWC62-BK is the black-finish version of JBL’s all-weather 6.5-inch two-way passive coaxial loudspeaker rated at 175 watts, built for permanent outdoor and indoor/outdoor installation. Its compact coaxial design delivers point-source coverage for patios, walkways, covered seating, and distributed background and foreground music in commercial exterior spaces. The black enclosure suits installations where the loudspeaker should visually recede.

Product Description

The AWC62-BK places a 6.5-inch woofer and a coaxially mounted compression driver in a weather-resistant enclosure suited to long-term exposure. The point-source format produces even tonal balance and simplifies aiming across multiple units in distributed systems. It is a passive loudspeaker driven by an external commercial amplifier, and an integral bracket supports wall and surface mounting. Explore related models in the JBL Professional installed audio collection.

Key Features

• 175-watt power handling The AWC62-BK is rated for 175 watts to support sustained background and foreground program.
• 6.5-inch coaxial design A compact coaxial transducer delivers point-source coverage with consistent tonal balance.
• All-weather construction The enclosure and hardware are designed for permanent outdoor and high-humidity installation.
• Passive operation An external amplifier drives the loudspeaker, giving integrators control over system gain structure.
• Black finish The black enclosure recedes visually against dark architectural surfaces.

Typical Applications

• Multi-purpose room
• House of worship
• Government space

Technical Specifications

Full electrical specifications should be confirmed against the JBL AWC62 specification sheet.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the AWC62-BK suitable for outdoor installation? Yes. It is an all-weather loudspeaker engineered for fixed exterior mounting and indoor/outdoor use.

Does it require an external amplifier? Yes. The AWC62-BK is passive and must be driven by a commercial-grade amplifier sized to the application.

Is it suitable for distributed multi-speaker systems? Yes. Its consistent point-source coverage makes it well suited to multi-unit distributed background and foreground music systems.