Episode ES-500-SNDBAR-40-BLK 500 Series Soundbar

Product Description

The EPISODE ES-500-SNDBAR-40-BLK is a soundbar from the 500 Series lineup, designed to deliver distributed audio in residential and light commercial settings. This unit is finished in black and sized to complement flat-panel displays in the 40-inch class range. Soundbars of this type consolidate multiple audio channels into a single horizontal enclosure, simplifying installation compared to discrete speaker arrays. The ES-500-SNDBAR-40-BLK is intended for professional installation by low-voltage integrators and custom AV technicians who require a clean, wall-mount-friendly audio solution.

This soundbar is suited for living rooms, conference rooms, media rooms, and similar spaces where a compact multi-channel audio solution is preferred over a full surround system. Its black finish allows it to blend with dark-bezel displays and standard rack or wall environments. The 500 Series designation places it within a defined product tier, making it a straightforward specification choice for integrators building out tiered AV systems in residential or small commercial projects.

Key Features

• Black finish for seamless pairing with dark-bezel flat-panel displays
• 500 Series product tier for consistent, tiered system specification
• Horizontal enclosure design consolidates multi-channel audio into a single unit
• Sized for 40-inch class display installations
• Sold as a single unit (EA), suitable for individual zone installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style soundbar replacement or new installation unit for residential and light commercial AV systems requiring a compact, single-enclosure audio solution in the 40-inch display class.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or AV integration technician in accordance with applicable local codes and NEC guidelines for low-voltage wiring. Power down all associated AV equipment before making signal or power connections. Secure mounting hardware to wall studs or use appropriate anchors rated for the unit weight. Verify all signal routing and speaker-level or line-level connections before powering the system back on.