Episode ES-RAD-SUB10-BLK Outdoor Bollard Subwoofer

Product Description

The EPISODE ES-RAD-SUB10-BLK is an outdoor bollard subwoofer designed for low-frequency audio reproduction in exterior landscape and architectural audio installations. Built for all-weather exposure, this unit is intended for permanent installation in outdoor entertainment zones, commercial courtyards, resort areas, and residential outdoor living spaces. The bollard form factor allows the subwoofer to be ground-mounted as a freestanding post-style enclosure, blending into landscaped environments while delivering bass reinforcement to distributed outdoor speaker systems. Installation and commissioning are typically handled by licensed audio-video integrators or low-voltage system technicians.

The ES-RAD-SUB10-BLK is rated for outdoor and all-weather use, making it suited for applications where exposure to moisture, temperature variation, and UV is a constant factor. Typical deployments include outdoor home theater systems, commercial patio audio systems, theme parks, hospitality venues, and landscape audio zones where a concealed or architectural subwoofer solution is required. The black finish allows the unit to blend with dark hardscape, mulch beds, or low-light landscape settings.

Key Features

• Bollard form factor enables ground-level, post-style installation in landscape environments
• All-weather construction rated for permanent outdoor exposure
• Black finish suited for low-visibility placement in dark hardscape or landscape settings
• Designed for low-frequency bass reinforcement in distributed outdoor audio systems
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style outdoor subwoofer for use in distributed landscape audio systems requiring a ground-mounted, bollard-style low-frequency enclosure.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed low-voltage or audio-video systems integrator. Disconnect and power down the amplifier or audio source before making any speaker-level or line-level connections. Follow local building codes and manufacturer guidelines for conduit routing and ground-penetration requirements when setting the bollard post. Consult the amplifier or DSP documentation to confirm impedance matching and crossover settings before energizing the system.