Atlasied IP-SEA-S Surface Mount Slanted Enclosure

Product Description

The ATLASIED IP-SEA-S is a surface mount slanted enclosure designed for use with compatible speaker systems in commercial and professional audio installations. This enclosure provides a ready-to-mount housing solution that positions the speaker at a slanted angle, improving sound projection and coverage in the intended listening area. It is typically installed by audio-visual technicians, low-voltage contractors, and systems integrators working on distributed audio projects in commercial, institutional, or hospitality environments. The enclosure is sold as a single unit and is well-suited for applications where a clean, permanent wall-mount installation is required.

This enclosure is commonly deployed in commercial audio distribution systems, including retail spaces, conference rooms, corridors, and public address environments. The slanted mounting angle helps direct sound toward the target listening area without requiring additional angled mounting hardware. Installers working on surface-mounted speaker systems will find this enclosure a practical fit for new construction and retrofit projects alike.

Key Features

• Slanted face angle improves speaker projection and coverage toward the listening area
• Surface mount design simplifies installation on walls and flat surfaces
• Sold as a single unit, compatible with applicable ATLASIED speaker components
• Designed for commercial and professional audio distribution applications
• Provides a clean, finished enclosure appearance for permanent installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style surface mount enclosure accessory for use with compatible ATLASIED speaker systems in commercial distributed audio installations.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed low-voltage contractors or audio-visual systems integrators. Ensure the mounting surface is structurally sound and capable of supporting the enclosure and speaker assembly before fastening. Follow all applicable local building codes and NEC guidelines for low-voltage audio wiring. Power down the audio system and associated amplification equipment before making any speaker wiring connections.