4 x 150 W RMS (4 ohms) 4 x 80 W RMS (8 ohms) 1 x 280 W RMS bridged (8 ohms)
Power connection:
Mains input via IEC (M) power supply cord with safety plug (provided)
Cable length:
1.2 m
Device fuse:
5 x 20 mm, T 5 A fuse replaceable
Frequency range:
20 - 20000 Hz
S/N ratio:
>74 dB
THD:
<0.12 % at 1 kHz
Cooling:
Passive convection cooling
Housing color:
Black
Circuitry:
Class D
Crosstalk:
>55 dB
Control elements:
Power switch, level control per channel
Status LED:
Power, signal, clip, protect, bridged
Connections:
Input: line via 4 x 3-pin XLR (F) mounting version Link: line via 4 x 6.3-mm-jack (bal.) Output: speaker via 4 x screw plug-in terminal Output: speaker (bridge) via 1 x screw plug-in terminal
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No. 12604126
2 U
The INTUFORCE 4SDL160 is -- despite its simple front panel layout -- a highly versatile system amplifier for low-impedance sound systems. Via its comprehensive rear-panel controls, it can be set from a 4-zone amplifier to a dual stereo amplifier or a 2.1 satellite and subwoofer system amplifier. The latter is facilitated by its built-in active crossover with 4 selectable crossover frequencies and its bridging feature for the 3rd and 4th channel. Larger systems are easily set up via the link connectors. Built on cutting edge class D technology, the unit is convection cooled and hence suitable for applications sensitive to background noise. The conservative switch mode PSU design delivers not only peak power, but also long-term endurance. Best to be combined with 2 or 4 satellite speakers and a subwoofer as one compact system.
Multichannel system amplifier, 4 x 150 W / 4 ohms
4-zone, 2-zone, 1-zone and 2.1 modes
Amplifier 3 and 4 bridgeable
Active crossover with 4 selectable frequencies for 2.1 Mode, separate sat/sub volume controls
Ultra-high CMRR input circuitry for long cable runs
(19") 48.3 cm rack installation 2 U
The device is cooled by passive convection cooling
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