Episode ECS-500-AW70V-6 Surface Mount 6.5 inch Outdoor Speaker

Commercial-grade all-weather sound with 70V flexibility

The Episode ECS-500-AW70V-6 is a 6.5" all-weather surface mount speaker built for reliable, even coverage in commercial spaces and outdoor zones. It is a strong fit for patios, restaurants, retail, and offices where you need clean audio, durable hardware, and easy scaling through 70V tap settings.

Why it fits commercial and outdoor installs

• Balanced sound performance: Polypropylene cone woofer plus titanium dome tweeter for clear highs and solid low end.
• 70V tap settings: Adjustable taps let you tune output per speaker for consistent coverage across multiple units.
• All-weather durability: Weather-resistant build with a waterproof tap setting dial for dependable outdoor use.
• Fast, secure mounting: Easy-locking bracket supports quick installs and clean aiming.
• Corrosion-resistant connections: Gold-plated push terminals help maintain a solid connection over time.
• Discreet form factor: Clean look that blends into indoor and outdoor environments.

Best use cases

• Outdoor dining patios and venue walkways needing durable distributed sound
• Retail and office spaces with background music across multiple zones
• 70V systems where you want consistent coverage and easy expansion

Recommended with this speaker

• Episode for matched commercial audio components and consistent voicing.
• Audio / Video for sources, amplification, and system essentials.
• Power Management Solutions to protect the gear powering your audio zones and improve long-term stability.

Need help choosing speaker count and tap settings?

Tell us the space type, approximate square footage, and whether this is indoor, outdoor, or both, and we will recommend a clean layout and tap strategy. 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, start at a low to mid tap and increase only if you need more volume. The goal is even coverage across the area, not one speaker playing loud.
   
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 headroom. Example: 6 speakers at 15W each is 90W total, so a 150W amp is a comfortable fit.