Episode ESS-ENCL-ICDVC-6 In-ceiling Speaker Enclosure

Product Description

The EPISODE ESS-ENCL-ICDVC-6 is an in-ceiling speaker enclosure designed to house and protect in-ceiling speaker drivers in residential and light commercial audio installations. The enclosure provides a defined acoustic cavity around the speaker, reducing sound bleed into adjacent spaces and improving low-frequency performance compared to open-back installations. This is a single-unit accessory sold individually and is intended for installation by audio-visual integrators, low-voltage technicians, or qualified installers working with in-ceiling speaker systems.

This enclosure is suited for new construction and retrofit installations where acoustic isolation or fire-rating requirements call for a dedicated back-can around the speaker assembly. It fits within standard ceiling joist bays and is compatible with the corresponding EPISODE in-ceiling speaker series. Installers working in multi-story or multi-room builds will find this enclosure useful for controlling sound transmission between floors and rooms.

Key Features

• Provides a defined acoustic back-cavity for improved low-frequency response
• Reduces sound bleed and transmission to adjacent spaces
• Designed for use with EPISODE in-ceiling speaker systems
• Sold as a single unit for flexible installation quantities
• Suitable for new construction and retrofit ceiling installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-matched enclosure accessory for EPISODE in-ceiling speaker installations. Specific compatible speaker models were not provided in the available product data; confirm fitment against the applicable EPISODE in-ceiling speaker series documentation before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or audio-visual integrator. Power to any associated amplification or connected low-voltage wiring should be disconnected before beginning work in the ceiling cavity. The enclosure should be secured within the ceiling joist bay per the manufacturer guidelines and local building code requirements before the speaker driver is mounted. Do not compress or obstruct the enclosure opening, as this will degrade acoustic performance.