Episode ES-CORE-38-AWIC-DVCS In-ceiling Dvc Surround Speaker

Product Description

The EPISODE ES-CORE-38-AWIC-DVCS is an 8-inch in-ceiling dual-voice-coil (DVC) surround speaker built for all-weather and outdoor installation environments. Designed for permanent ceiling-mount applications, this speaker delivers surround-channel audio as part of a distributed audio or home theater system. The DVC configuration gives installers flexible impedance wiring options without additional passive components. Its all-weather construction makes it suitable for covered outdoor spaces, patios, and similar installations where moisture and temperature fluctuation are concerns. Installation is handled by a qualified low-voltage or audio-video technician.

This speaker is suited for residential and light commercial distributed audio systems where in-ceiling surround placement is required. The all-weather rating expands placement options to covered exterior areas and screened enclosures. Sold individually, it is commonly installed in matched pairs for left and right surround channels. It fits standard ceiling cutouts sized for an 8-inch driver and integrates with most multi-zone amplifier and receiver configurations.

Key Features

• 8-inch driver size for broad low-frequency extension in ceiling applications
• Dual-voice-coil (DVC) design allows flexible impedance wiring configurations
• All-weather rated construction for covered outdoor and high-humidity environments
• In-ceiling form factor for low-profile, unobtrusive surround-channel placement
• Sold individually — quantity and placement configurable per project

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style in-ceiling surround speaker for use with standard residential and light commercial distributed audio and home theater amplifier systems supporting 8-inch ceiling-mount enclosures.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or qualified AV integrator. Power down or disable the amplifier or receiver before making any speaker wire connections. Verify ceiling joist spacing and clearance depth before cutting the ceiling opening. Follow local building codes and NEC guidelines for in-wall and in-ceiling speaker wiring where applicable.