KEF Ci200.2CR Round In-Ceiling Speaker

Name: KEF Ci200.2CR Round In-Ceiling Speaker
Brand: KEF
SKU: SP3936AA
Price: 359.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

€359,00 EUR

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🚚Estimated insured delivery: 23 Feb 2026 – 25 Feb 2026 LV · LT · EE

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🧾 Overview

The KEF Ci200.2CR is an 8-inch in-ceiling architectural speaker built around KEF’s Uni-Q point-source driver array for wide, even dispersion. Designed for discreet hi-fi and home cinema installations, it combines shallow mounting depth with a paintable, ultra-thin bezel grille for a near-invisible finish. Weather-resistant construction and IP64 certification make it suitable for moisture-prone spaces such as bathrooms and covered outdoor areas.

✅ Key Features

✅ KEF Uni-Q driver array for wide, consistent “sit anywhere” sound coverage
✅ Ultra-Thin Bezel (UTB™) design with magnetic grille for a clean architectural look
✅ Shallow mounting depth for installs where typical 8" speakers won’t fit
✅ 200 mm Uni-Q LF/MF with 16 mm aluminium dome tweeter and tangerine waveguide
✅ Weather Resistant build with IP64 certification for splashing-water protection
✅ Paintable grille and bezel to match any ceiling finish
✅ Optional Rough-In Frame and Rear Enclosure support for cleaner pre-wire projects

📊 Technical Specifications ▼

Parameter	Value
Device type	Passive 2-way in-ceiling speaker
Series	KEF Ci-C Series
Nominal impedance	8 Ω
Sensitivity (2.83 V / 1 m)	90 dB
Frequency response (±6 dB), open-backed	45 Hz – 20 kHz
Frequency range (−10 dB)	35 Hz – 45 kHz
Nominal coverage	115°
Max SPL	106 dB
Crossover frequency	2.4 kHz
Drive units	LF/MF: 200 mm Uni-Q; HF: 16 mm aluminium dome (tangerine waveguide)
Recommended amplifier power	10 – 125 W
Recommended high-pass filter	40 Hz
Inputs / outputs	Speaker terminals (wired connection); no line outputs
Bluetooth / Wi-Fi	N/A (passive wired speaker)
Certification	IP64
External dimensions (Ø × D)	289.6 × 103.3 mm
Cut-out diameter	240 mm
Mounting depth from surface	97.2 mm
Ceiling thickness (min / max)	6 – 37 mm
Net weight	1.7 kg
Optional Rough-In Frame	RIF200R
Optional Rear Enclosure	RNC200R
Ideal rear volume	60 L
Minimum rear volume	30 L

📦 What’s in the Box

📦 KEF Ci200.2CR in-ceiling speaker (1 pc.)
🧲 Magnetic paintable grille (1 pc.)
📖 Installation / safety documentation

🔄 Compatibility

Compatible with AV receivers, stereo amplifiers, multi-room installation amplifiers, and any passive-speaker-capable system. Best results with amplification in the 10–125 W range into 8 Ω; suitable for distributed audio, Dolby Atmos / surround ceiling channels, and moisture-prone rooms thanks to IP64 certification.

📦✈️ Shipping & Returns

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🔄 14-day return policy
🛡️ 2-year EU warranty

📝 Reviews

“Didn’t know what to expect but quality and sound fantasic” — Ceiling Speakers (Customer Review)
“Sound good, decent base sound and low profile for ceiling use” — Best Buy (Customer Review)
“Very good sound for the money. I used this as part of a 7.2 system. Magnetic white grills look great on ceiling” — Best Buy (Customer Review)

⚠️ Warning

⚠️ Warning: Installing these may trigger irrational behaviour—like measuring ceiling angles at midnight, arguing about crossover points in group chats, and “accidentally” upgrading your amplifier because the speakers are “clearly revealing its weaknesses.”