Episode KIT-ECS-250-IC-6 In-ceiling Speaker 25V 70V

Product Description

The EPISODE KIT-ECS-250-IC-6 is an in-ceiling speaker designed for commercial and distributed audio installations operating on 25-volt and 70-volt transformer-based systems. These constant-voltage speaker systems are the standard choice in commercial environments where multiple speakers must be wired in parallel across long cable runs without significant impedance matching challenges. The KIT-ECS-250-IC-6 is sold as an individual unit and is suited for installation by low-voltage audio/video technicians or licensed electricians working in commercial AV distribution projects.

This speaker is intended for in-ceiling installation in commercial or light-commercial spaces such as offices, retail environments, restaurants, and similar facilities where background music or paging audio is distributed across a 25-volt or 70-volt amplifier network. The transformer-based design allows multiple speakers to be daisy-chained on a single amplifier circuit, making it well suited for zoned audio layouts requiring consistent coverage across large areas.

Key Features

• Compatible with both 25-volt and 70-volt constant-voltage distributed audio systems
• In-ceiling form factor for flush, low-profile installation
• Includes terminal block for simplified field wiring connections
• Sold as a single unit, suitable for zone-by-zone system expansion
• Designed for commercial paging and background music applications

Compatibility

Designed for use with 25-volt and 70-volt constant-voltage distributed audio amplifier systems commonly found in commercial in-ceiling speaker installations.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or electrician familiar with commercial distributed audio systems. De-energize the amplifier and confirm zero voltage on the speaker line before making wiring connections. Follow NEC Article 725 guidelines for Class 2 or Class 3 low-voltage wiring as applicable to the installation environment. Ensure the tap setting on the speaker transformer matches the amplifier output and total system wattage load before commissioning.