Explore our export-ready range of solid-substrate vibration exciters, waterproof outdoor speakers, and smart acoustic solutions engineered for New Zealand distributors and OEMs.
In the rapidly evolving landscape of commercial and architectural acoustics, traditional dynamic cone speakers present inherent physical limitations: directional beam steering, bulky rear enclosures, and visual clutter. Resonance speakers (audio exciters) transcend these constraints by eliminating the traditional paper or polypropylene cone altogether. Instead of pushing air directly via a moving diaphragm, a high-density electro-tactile transducer transfers mechanical kinetic energy directly into a rigid solid surface—such as timber, glass, acrylic, drywall, or fiberglass—converting the entire physical substrate into an omnidirectional 360-degree acoustic radiator.
Our CE-certified resonance exciters utilize neodymium rare-earth magnet assemblies coupled with voice coils calibrated for optimal mechanical impedance matching across high-density solid mediums. When coupled with dense materials like New Zealand Radiata Pine or tempered architectural glass, energy conversion efficiency exceeds 92%, delivering rich, room-filling audio without visible cabinet footprints.
| Performance Characteristic | Traditional Dynamic Drivers | Industrial Resonance Exciters (Oaxis Technology) |
|---|---|---|
| Sound Dispersion Profile | Directional Cone Beam (60°–90° Dispersion) | 360° Omnidirectional Planar Waves |
| Enclosure Requirement | Rigid Sealed/Vented Box (High Physical Volume) | Zero Internal Volume (Surface Acts as Enclosure) |
| Architectural Visibility | Exposed Grilles & Ceiling/Wall Cuts | 100% Invisible (Concealed Behind Walls, Glass, Timber) |
| Weather & Moisture Vulnerability | High (Diaphragm & Surround Rot in Moisture) | Zero (Fully Sealed IP67 Transducers Mounted Internally) |
| Low-Frequency Substrate Response | Requires Dedicated Subwoofer Enclosures | High Bass Transfer via Solid Surface Coupling |
From architectural timber interiors in Wellington to eco-tourism vessels in Fiordland, our resonance audio solutions address specific environmental and design challenges across New Zealand.
New Zealand architecture prominently features native and plantation timber like Radiata Pine, Rimu, and Cedar. Mounting high-output resonance exciters (such as our 50W QY65-Z3 model) directly behind timber wall panels or inside solid oak furniture transforms rustic interior paneling into hidden, room-filling soundscapes without damaging clean wood aesthetics in luxury Queenstown and Wanaka lodges.
With New Zealand's vast coastline and thriving outdoor hospitality sector (glamping domes, charter yachts, and eco-tours), acoustic equipment faces harsh salt air and UV exposure. Our IPX7 waterproof metal bone-conduction speakers and sealed exciters mount onto boat hulls, acrylic domes, or composite outdoor decking, delivering high-fidelity audio while completely shielded from maritime weather.
Retail storefronts along Commercial Bay in Auckland or Lambton Quay in Wellington use our high-power vibration exciters bonded directly to exterior glass windows. The display glass becomes an acoustic speaker, broadcasting directional promotional audio, music, or interactive sound directly to street pedestrians without outdoor speaker mounting permits.
Seamless international trade requires rigorous adherence to both European CE directives and local New Zealand radio spectrum and safety mandates.
All Oaxis resonance audio products shipped to New Zealand hold comprehensive test suites verified by accredited third-party laboratories (SGS / TUV). Compliance includes CE RED (Radio Equipment Directive 2014/53/EU) covering EN 300 328 for Bluetooth RF performance, EN 62368-1 for electrical safety, and EN 301 489 for Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC).
For New Zealand customs entry and commercial retail sale, wireless audio equipment must comply with the Radio Spectrum Management (RSM) General User Radio Licence (GURL) for Short Range Devices operating in the 2.4GHz ISM band. We supply full technical construction files (TCF) enabling Kiwi importers to apply the Regulatory Compliance Mark (RCM) seamlessly.
Combining over a decade of design excellence with rigorous ISO-standard electro-acoustic manufacturing.
We match your specific impedance, wattage, battery, and frequency response requirements against our validated exciter platforms within 3–5 business days.
Bespoke colorway selection, laser-engraved branding, customized Bluetooth pairing IDs, and localized English/Māori retail packaging proofs.
SMT assembly, automated 100% acoustic sweep testing, 48-hour burn-in ageing, and strict AQL inspection ensuring a 98.4%+ QC pass rate.
Sea freight to Ports of Auckland / Lyttelton or expedited air express to Auckland Airport, backed by a 12-month manufacturer warranty and RMA replacement program.
Clear answers regarding compliance, minimum order quantities, shipping logistics, and custom engineering for New Zealand buyers.
Every shipment comes with complete CE RED test reports (EN 300 328, EN 62368-1, EN 301 489), RoHS 3.0 chemical compliance certificates, and UN38.3 / MSDS documentation for lithium battery transport. These documents enable Kiwi importers to declare compliance under the New Zealand Radio Spectrum Management (RSM) framework and apply the RCM mark hassle-free.
For standard factory-ready models (such as our 42W Aidin X1 or 50mm vibration exciters), our wholesale MOQ starts as low as 100 units. For custom OEM branding (logo laser-engraving, custom packaging, and custom Bluetooth pairing names), the typical MOQ is 500 to 1,000 units per model.
New Zealand Radiata Pine exhibits exceptional acoustic transmission characteristics due to its consistent grain density and high structural rigidity. When mounted to standard 10mm-13mm Gib plasterboard or radiata plywood panels, our 50W exciters project warm mid-range vocal clarity and rich low-frequency resonance spanning 40Hz to 18kHz.
Standard production lead time is 25 to 35 calendar days following golden sample sign-off. Expedited air freight to Auckland Airport (AKL) takes approximately 5–7 business days, while ocean freight to the Ports of Auckland (POA) or Lyttelton Port (Christchurch) typically takes 18–24 days door-to-door, including customs clearance support.
Yes. All battery-powered models—including our waterproof RGB metal bone conduction speakers—undergo rigorous UN38.3 altitude, thermal, vibration, and short-circuit testing. We supply valid Air Transport Safety Certificates and Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) with every commercial shipping invoice.
We provide a standard 12-month comprehensive factory warranty on all acoustic exciters and finished Bluetooth resonance speakers. For bulk distribution partners in New Zealand, we offer a spare-parts buffer allocation (1% extra units or replacement acoustic modules) to ensure immediate local RMA resolution for end consumers.
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