Episode ES-HT-IRATM-4-WAL 4 in Cabinet Speaker Walnut

Product Description

The EPISODE ES-HT-IRATM-4-WAL is a 4-inch in-room acoustic termination module designed for cabinet speaker applications. This unit ships individually and is finished in a walnut enclosure, making it suitable for installations where aesthetics and acoustic performance both matter. It falls within the cabinet speaker category and is typically installed by custom integrators, low-voltage technicians, or AV system specialists working on residential or light-commercial audio systems. The walnut finish integrates cleanly into wood-paneled or furniture-based cabinetry environments where standard speaker grilles would be visually out of place.

This module is suited for in-room audio distribution systems where a compact 4-inch driver footprint is required inside a cabinet enclosure. Applications include media rooms, home theaters, and built-in furniture installations where concealed or semi-concealed speaker placement is specified. The unit is sold individually, allowing integrators to purchase the exact quantity needed for a given zone layout without overordering.

Key Features

• 4-inch form factor fits compact cabinet enclosures
• Walnut finish for aesthetic integration with wood cabinetry
• In-room acoustic termination module design for distributed audio applications
• Sold individually, one unit per package
• Cabinet speaker category construction for enclosed-mount installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style cabinet speaker module for in-room acoustic termination applications in residential and light-commercial distributed audio systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or certified AV integrator. De-energize the audio distribution system and disconnect speaker wire runs before mounting or terminating the module. Follow NEC low-voltage wiring guidelines and the enclosure manufacturer specifications for cutout dimensions and mounting clearances. Do not over-torque mounting hardware on the cabinet enclosure, as this can affect baffle integrity and acoustic performance.