E 4:2_US1 | E 4:2 US, 400 WATT AMPLIFIER WITH 2 FLEXIBLE OUTPUT CHANNELS FOR INSTALLATION APPLICATIONS

E 4:2_US1
E 4:2 US, 400 WATT AMPLIFIER WITH 2 FLEXIBLE OUTPUT CHANNELS FOR INSTALLATION APPLICATIONS

400 Watt Amplifier with 2 Flexible Output Channels for Installation Applications

FEATURES

•  400 W amplifier carrying 2 flexible output channels in a high power density 1 rack unit form factor saves rack space and system cost
•  Energy efficient with Energy Star* certification for supreme green credentials and exceptionally low lifetime running costs
•  Flexible IntelliDrive permits delivering the 2 x 200 W at constant voltage 70 V or low impedance (2, 4 and 8 Ohms) on any channel
•  Asymmetric channel loading allows mixing and matching loads with different impedances to maximize overall system efficiency and inventory utilization
•  High efficiency amplifier with low power consumption and minimized heat generation lowers demands on the installations' mains distribution and cooling systems
•  IDEEA outputs stage based on proprietary, state-of-the-art Class-D amplifier technology for superior performance
•  Comprehensive fail safe circuit protection ensures continued operation even under reduced operating conditions
•  Auto-standby and auto-power-on reduces power consumption to below 1 W in non-operating cycles
•  Rail Sense Limiter (RSL) greatly reduces signal clipping and ensures simple configuration for constant voltage and low impedance loads
•  Built in 50 Hz high pass filter selectable per channel available on rear panel switch
•  Per-channel attenuation knob and signal LED on rear panel for simple commissioning
•  Efficient cooling with temperature-controlled fan with front to back airflow
•  Aluminum front panel with power and temperature LEDs and per-channel signal and limit LEDs
•  GPIO connector with power control and indication for further system integration
•  Balanced high-quality analog inputs and amplifier outputs on detachable screw terminals
•  10-Year Warranty Program*
•  Designed and engineered in Sweden