Episode EVC-100R-WHLA Rotary Volume Control 100W

Product Description

The EPISODE EVC-100R-WHLA is a rotary-style volume control rated at 100 watts for use in distributed audio systems. It allows installers to adjust speaker output levels at the zone level without returning to the amplifier or source equipment. The unit operates on an 8-ohm impedance circuit, making it compatible with standard passive speaker wiring configurations. Low-voltage audio installers and custom integration technicians are the primary trade professionals who specify and install this control in residential and light commercial settings.

This volume control is suited for in-wall installation in single-zone or multi-zone audio distribution systems. It is commonly installed in rooms where independent level adjustment is needed, such as bedrooms, offices, or covered outdoor areas wired back to a central amplifier. The rotary interface provides a familiar, tactile adjustment method that end users can operate without instruction. It ships as a single unit.

Key Features

• 100-watt power rating supports higher-output speaker runs without distortion or thermal stress
• 8-ohm impedance rating matches standard passive loudspeaker circuits
• Rotary control mechanism provides smooth, incremental level adjustment at the listening position
• In-wall form factor integrates cleanly into standard single-gang wall openings
• White finish blends with common residential decor and standard wall plate systems

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style in-wall rotary volume control for 8-ohm passive speaker distribution systems in residential and light commercial audio installations.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a low-voltage audio or systems integration technician. De-energize the amplifier or receiver before making any speaker wire connections. The control mounts in a standard single-gang electrical box and should be wired in series with the speaker circuit per the manufacturer wiring diagram. Follow applicable low-voltage wiring codes and local AHJ requirements for in-wall cabling.