Single speaker socket, 6mm² cable, matte white SONATA GGN-1R/M/75

Practical solution for connecting speakers in concealed installations

The single SONATA speaker socket is designed for mounting in recessed backboxes, where precise and safe connection of cables with a cross-section of 6 mm² is essential. The banana-type connection enables fast and reliable attachment to speaker cables — without the need for threaded clamps or soldering.

Design that simplifies installation and inspection

All structural elements are focused on practical use. A marking on the rear side of the base indicates the exact stripping length of the cable — no manual measuring or guessing required. Lateral cable exit allows verification after mounting that the conductors are properly inserted into the terminals — without opening the housing. The red button identifies the live terminal, eliminating errors when connecting multiple speakers.

Self-returning claws with stainless steel springs function as a "snap spring" — the module clicks securely into the backbox and will not dislodge even under force. The frame is not part of the set — this is intentional: it allows any combination of modules (speaker, network, audio) within a multi-module frame without risk of incompatibility.

Why this works well in practice

• Post-installation quality control — lateral cable exits allow verification of connections without disassembly.
• Safe installation — claws protect the installer’s fingers from cuts when inserting the module.
• Flexible arrangement — standardized spacing on the bridges ensures perfect alignment between modules, even with 5–6 units in a single frame.
• Interior customization — interchangeable LED trim (e.g., matte white) allows color matching to the frame or wall.
• Rapid frame replacement — the mounting cover acts as a quick-release: simply press and pull — no screw removal needed.

This is not just a socket. It’s a system component designed to function as part of a unified whole — compatible exclusively with the SONATA series, ensuring consistency and precision in installation. In home theaters, multimedia systems, or smart home speaker installations — where aesthetics and functionality must align.