Atlasied 161-8 Square Recessed Speaker Baffle 8 Inch

Product Description

The ATLASIED 161-8 is a square recessed speaker baffle with a pre-attached gasket, designed to provide a clean, flush-mount enclosure for in-ceiling or in-wall speaker installations. The baffle frames the speaker driver opening and creates a sealed boundary between the speaker and the mounting surface, improving acoustic performance and reducing sound bleed into the plenum cavity. It is typically installed by low-voltage technicians and AV integrators working on commercial or residential distributed audio systems. The included gasket creates an airtight seal at the mounting surface, reducing air infiltration and helping meet fire-code separation requirements in plenum-rated installations.

The 161-8 is suited for 8-inch speaker applications in on-wall and recessed ceiling or wall installations. Common deployment scenarios include conference rooms, hallways, classrooms, retail spaces, and residential listening areas where a finished, professional appearance is required. The square profile provides a modern aesthetic and consistent grille alignment in grid-ceiling environments. Installation is typically paired with a matching speaker driver and backcan assembly.

Key Features

• Square recessed baffle profile for flush, finished look in ceiling or wall applications
• Pre-attached gasket provides an airtight seal between baffle and mounting surface
• Sized for 8-inch speaker drivers
• Sold individually as a single unit
• Compatible with on-wall and recessed speaker installation configurations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style recessed baffle for 8-inch on-wall and in-ceiling speaker installations. Specific driver and backcan compatibility should be confirmed against ATLASIED system documentation.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by low-voltage technicians or AV integrators. De-energize all associated audio circuits before beginning work. Ensure the rough opening dimensions match the baffle cutout requirements before mounting. The gasket should seat flush and evenly against the mounting surface to maintain the acoustic and fire-separation seal.