Sonos Outdoor Speaker (Pair) - White - Architectural

Yes, these are passive speakers and require a Sonos Amp to power them and integrate them into your Sonos system for streaming music and multiroom audio.

Absolutely. They feature a robust UV-resistant design and a perforated aluminum grille, built to withstand various outdoor elements throughout the year.

While experienced DIYers can install them, outdoor wiring and optimal placement can be complex. Professional installation is recommended to ensure safety, proper wiring, and the best sound performance.

Info needed: [It is generally recommended to use direct burial-rated speaker wire (e.g., 14 or 12 gauge, depending on cable run length) to ensure durability and prevent signal loss over distance in outdoor environments.]

Yes, as passive speakers, they can technically be connected to any compatible stereo amplifier that provides adequate power. However, you will lose the seamless integration and smart features of the Sonos ecosystem.

Designed for outdoor use, they are built to tolerate a wide range of temperatures. For specific operating temperature ranges, refer to the Sonos Amp and speaker documentation, but they are generally suitable for most climates.

1. Verify that the speaker wires are securely connected to both the speakers and the Sonos Amp, paying close attention to positive and negative terminals. 2. Ensure the Sonos Amp is powered on and connected to your network. 3. Check the Sonos app to confirm the Amp is playing audio and the volume is not muted or set too low.

1. Check all speaker wire connections for looseness or corrosion. 2. Ensure the speaker wire gauge is appropriate for the length of the run. 3. Adjust EQ settings within the Sonos app. 4. If using Trueplay, try re-tuning your system for your outdoor space. 5. Inspect speakers for any physical obstructions.

These are passive speakers, so they don't appear directly in the Sonos app. The Sonos Amp connected to them will appear. Ensure your Sonos Amp is properly set up in the app and is online. If the Amp isn't appearing, troubleshoot the Amp's network connection and power.