WORK PRO announced at ISE 2025 two new models of its popular WFS range of outdoor audio projectors: the WFS 4 CX and the WFS 6 CX.
Both were designed to project sound over long distances, while their IP rating made them suitable for all outdoor applications, including theme parks, water parks, shopping centers, stadiums, and train stations.
Additionally, the WFS range from WORK PRO Audio was equally suitable for indoor environments such as swimming pools, auditoriums, and stadiums, where sound needed to travel long distances without losing clarity or intelligibility.
The new models joined the three existing ones in the WFS range of passive two-way full-range projector speakers: the WFS 5 CX, the WFS 500 CX R, and the WFS 10 CX R. All of them featured the IP66 rating, the highest level of water protection available under the globally recognized standard of the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC).
With a nominal power of 150 W at 8 ohms, the WFS 4 CX combined a 1.5-inch compression driver with an 8-inch coaxial speaker to handle high and low frequencies and provided consistent coverage across the vocal range. The WFS 6 CX, on the other hand, also featured a 1.5-inch compression driver, combined with a 12-inch coaxial speaker and a power capacity of up to 300 W at 8 ohms. The dimensions of the WFS 4 CX, which weighed 9.1 kg, were 390 x 370 x 330 mm, while the WFS 6 CX measured 540 x 500 x 500 mm and weighed 20.3 kg.
Both models were available in a weather-resistant white fiberglass enclosure, in addition to the standard black color common to the entire range. They both offered two connection modes – low impedance 8 Ohm and 70/100V line – allowing for adaptation to different acoustic solutions. WORK PRO Audio could also provide wall-mount accessories to facilitate the installation of all speakers in this range, regardless of their application.
Designed with elegance and durability in mind, the WFS range was visually discreet and was capable of withstanding the most adverse environmental conditions. All speakers featured aluminum grilles covered with water-repellent protective fabric and four-pole electrical connection cables that entered the housing through a cable gland, preventing water, dust, and moisture from damaging the speakers.
