HK Audio CPLATE-P10
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An "Integrator" Approach: The SI Series and the Role of the P10i / P10j in the Range
With the SI "system integrator" series, HK Audio develops a family of speakers whose priority is not only sound quality but also coverage control and ease of integration into installation projects. The P10i and P10j stand out with very precise directivity characteristics, allowing sound dispersion to be adapted to the geometry of a venue, its reverberation, and the operational requirements of a fixed system.
This "installation first" philosophy is also reflected in the standards-oriented design and the announced compatibility with voice alarm systems, a key point for many public venues. Finally, the extensive finish options (up to forty colors) facilitate visual integration in environments where aesthetics matter as much as performance.
Who Are the HK Audio SI P10i / P10j For?
The SI P10i / P10j are primarily aimed at integrators, site managers, and design offices looking for an installation speaker capable of long-range projection while precisely controlling the energy directed towards ceilings and walls. This profile is particularly relevant in large volumes (high-ceiling rooms, public spaces, places of worship, halls) where excessive vertical dispersion can increase reverberation sensation and reduce intelligibility.
They are also suitable for outdoor applications requiring range and controlled dispersion, as well as installations where consistent coverage from zone to zone is essential. The choice between P10i and P10j allows adjustment of dispersion according to the configuration without multiplying compromises.
Directivity and Design: Choosing Between P10i and P10j Based on Your Installation
Two Vertical Directivities for Tailored Control
The main difference between the two versions concerns vertical directivity. The P10i offers a vertical coverage of 5deg, designed for very tight control and focused projection. The P10j provides 15deg, offering a wider vertical opening when the installation or listening area requires more overlap.
Horizontal Coverage: Zone Width and Uniformity
Horizontal directivity also varies: 100deg for the P10i and 120deg for the P10j. In practice, this allows modulation of the coverage width depending on distance, spacing between dispersion points, and the shape of the area to be sound-reinforced.
P10j: Mechanical Asymmetric Projection Without Onboard DSP
The P10j stands out with an asymmetric projection. Its J-shaped design directs sound downward through a mechanical design, without using an onboard DSP. This choice aims to orient acoustic energy suitably for certain installations, especially when prioritizing the listening area while limiting sound towards non-useful zones.
Line Array Speakers: Efficiency in Reverberant Venues and Outdoors
The line array speakers calibrated for narrow vertical directivity are a major asset of the P10i / P10j. This approach improves adaptation to large spaces with long reverberation times, helping maintain cleaner dispersion and better intelligibility. The same principle applies outdoors, where range and coverage consistency become critical.
Technical specifications
| Category | installation accessory | Material | metal |
| Type | spare part | ||
| Series | HK Audio SI "system integrator" | SI P10j | vertical directivity 15deg |
| SI P10i | vertical directivity 5deg | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is the HK Audio CPLATE-P10 made of metal?
This spare part intended for installation is made of metal and belongs to the HK Audio SI “system integrator” series.
What is the directivity difference between the P10i and P10j?
The P10i features a vertical directivity of 5° and a horizontal coverage of 100°. The P10j offers 15° vertical and 120° horizontal coverage. The choice depends on the required coverage angle in the listening area.
Does the P10j require DSP to aim the sound downward?
The asymmetric projection of the P10j is mechanically achieved by its J-shape, without embedded DSP.
For which venues is a 5° vertical directivity intended?
A 5° vertical opening on the P10i targets installations needing tight projection. This setup helps limit energy sent toward ceilings and walls in large reverberant spaces.
Is the SI P10 series suitable for outdoor installation?
The line array speakers of the P10i and P10j are designed to maintain narrow vertical directivity. This approach addresses outdoor applications requiring range and controlled coverage.



