Kramer announced that it will present its installed-audio speaker portfolio in the United States for the first time at InfoComm 2026.

The company made its international debut earlier in the year. Kramer said that the speaker line arrives at InfoComm as integrators look for practical ways to simplify deployment and maintain consistency across rooms, as well as support passive and networked audio designs.

Kramer said that the portfolio was designed with flexibility in mind, as it includes a selection of ceiling, wall-mounted and pendant loudspeakers available in multiple sizes and performance levels.

PoE-powered Dante models support the solutions, aiming to deliver power and audio over one network cable to remove the need for local amplification. The ceiling speaker line includes compact and mid-size models that aim to provide speech intelligibility and consistent background music reproduction. Kramer said that the speakers were designed for quick integration into suspended or hard ceilings and aim to minimize hot spots and drop-offs.

The pendant speakers apply to open-ceiling and architecturally exposed spaces where traditional speakers are impractical. The wall-mounted models aim to provide higher output and focused coverage for areas where greater impact and control are necessary, such as hospitality venues, public areas and large commercial spaces. The speakers feature optimized dispersion patterns and increased SPL capability, aiming to allow integrators to direct sound where it is needed.

Key features of the speakers include front-access wiring on ceiling models, consistent mounting systems and centralized speaker configuration software for reduced complexity and setup time.

“For many integrators, the challenge is not choosing a single speaker. It’s building a practical family they can use across meeting rooms, classrooms, hospitality spaces and open-ceiling environments without starting from scratch every time,” said Dorit Bitter, chief product and technology officer at Kramer.