Digital Power Amplifier 250W Class D

Reference : DPA-2501
SKU : 01170
EAN13 : 3701567907326

Digital power amplifier 250W

100V line

Class D

DC 24V

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Description

Characteristics :

  • Digital power amplifier Class D 250W
  • High PWM amplifier efficiency
  • Control of all functions via MCU
  • LCD display
  • Dual SMPS power supply circuit (AC/DC, DC/DC)
  • Automatic AC to DC power supply switching in case of emergency.
  • Low power consumption in stand-by mode
  • Protection in case of overheating, overload, short circuit, low voltage, overvoltage.
  • Modulation circuit to increase the reliability of the amplifier
  • Natural cooling function
  • 2 inputs (PGM, PRI) the PRI signal is one input on the amplifier, the PGM signal is switched off automatically.
  • When there is no signal input, the output circuit is not activated to reduce consumption.
  • Automatic amplifier check, fault check, function check
  • Built-in output transformer to increase the reliability of the amplifier and loudspeaker.
SPECIFICATIONS

DPA-2501

Output power

250W (RMS)

Output impedance

100 V (40Ω)

Frequency Response

50 – 18 000 Hz (±3dB)

Signal-to-noise ratio

> 100 dB

Sleep mode : > 100 dB

Distortion Rate

≤ 0,05 % @ 1KHz

Niveau d’entrée

+ 4 dbm (1.23V) /30K Ω symmetrical

Protection

Overload, overheating, overvoltage, short circuit, battery, low mains voltage

Power supply

AC 220-240V, 50/60 Hz – DC 24 V

Consumption AC 230V

Stand-by : 8W (157mA)

1/8 of the power : 70(623mA)

Rated power : 348W (2.47A)

Power consumption DC 24V

Stand-by : 15mA

1/8 of the power : 4.2A

Rated power : 20A

Dimensions

483 x 352 x 88 mm (2U)

Weight

 7,5 Kg

Product Details

  • Brand
  • Reference
    DPA-2501
  • SKU
    01170
  • EAN13
    3701567907326
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