Episode ECS-500-AW70V-4 Surface Mount 4 inch Outdoor Speaker

Compact commercial audio for indoor and outdoor zones

The Episode ECS-500-AW70V-4 is a 4" all-weather surface mount speaker built for clean, reliable sound in commercial spaces and outdoor areas. It is a strong fit for retail, restaurants, patios, and entry areas where you need consistent coverage, simple installation, and gear that holds up over time.

Why it fits commercial and outdoor installs

• Clear, balanced sound: Polypropylene cone woofer plus a pure titanium dome tweeter for crisp highs and solid midrange.
• 70V tap settings: Adjustable taps let you match output to the space for even coverage across multiple speakers.
• All-weather durability: Weather-resistant build with a waterproof tap dial for dependable outdoor performance.
• Corrosion-resistant connections: Gold-plated push terminals help maintain a solid connection over time.
• Fast mounting: Easy-locking bracket supports quick, secure installs and clean aiming.

Best use cases

• Restaurants, retail stores, and offices needing distributed background music
• Outdoor patios, walkways, and entry zones where weather resistance matters
• Multi-speaker 70V systems that need consistent coverage and easy scaling

Recommended with this speaker

• Episode for matched commercial audio components and consistent voicing.
• Audio and Video if you are building out a full-zone system for a business or large space.
• Power Management Solutions to protect amplifiers, sources, and network gear powering your audio zones.

Need help designing a 70V layout?

Tell us the space type, approximate square footage, and how many zones you want, and we will help you choose the right speaker count and tap settings. Contact Bear Security Shop.

More resources

For practical guidance on commercial and outdoor audio planning, visit our Tips and Guides.

1. Will this work with a regular home AV receiver?
   This is a 70V commercial speaker with tap settings, so it’s designed for a 70V amplifier. If your setup is a typical home receiver (8 ohm), you’ll want the 8 ohm version instead.
   
2. What tap setting should I use for my space?
   For background music in most patios, retail, and restaurants, start at a lower tap (low to mid setting) and adjust up only if you need more volume. The goal is even coverage, not one speaker doing all the work.
   
3. How many speakers can I run on my 70V amp?
   Add up the tap wattage you choose for each speaker, and keep the total under your amplifier’s rated wattage with some headroom. Example: 8 speakers at 7.5W each is 60W total, so a 100W amp is a comfortable fit.