Episode EA-MOIP-AMP-3D-50 50W 3 Channel Poe Amplifier

Product Description

The EPISODE EA-MOIP-AMP-3D-50 is a 50-watt, 3-channel Power over Ethernet (PoE) matrix amplifier designed for structured audio distribution systems. It delivers amplified audio across three independent channels while drawing power and signal over a standard network connection, eliminating the need for a separate power supply at the amplifier location. This unit is suited for professional AV integrators and low-voltage installation technicians working on distributed audio projects in residential and light commercial environments.

The EA-MOIP-AMP-3D-50 fits into media-over-IP (MoIP) audio distribution architectures where multiple zones require independent amplified outputs. Typical installations include whole-home audio systems, conference room audio distribution, and hospitality or retail environments where centralized rack-based control is combined with distributed zone amplification. The PoE input simplifies cable runs and reduces equipment count at each zone endpoint.

Key Features

• 50 watts of total output power across three amplified channels
• Power over Ethernet (PoE) input eliminates dedicated power wiring at the amplifier
• 3-channel output supports independent zone-level control
• Media-over-IP (MoIP) architecture compatibility for networked audio distribution
• Matrix switching capability allows flexible source-to-zone assignment
• Compact form factor suited for distributed or rack-integrated deployment

Compatibility

Designed for use in Media-over-IP distributed audio systems requiring PoE-powered zone amplification. Consult EPISODE system documentation for confirmed compatible network switches, PoE budgets, and source devices.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or qualified AV integrator familiar with structured cabling and PoE network infrastructure. Verify that the supplying network switch provides sufficient PoE wattage to meet the amplifier draw before connecting. Power down or disconnect the PoE source before making speaker wire terminations. All installations should comply with applicable NEC low-voltage wiring requirements and local AHJ guidelines.