PL Series 1U Digital Amplifiers

172.111UK PL720

Super compact and lightweight stereo power amplifiers in a 1U rack-mountable housing. Fully digital architecture provides high power output and efficiency with inbuilt protection circuitry. Signal ...

  • Cutting edge class D architecture
  • Compact and lightweight
  • Fan cooling and internal protection circuitry
Description Version Packed
172.111UK
PL720 Class D Amp 1U 2 x 360W
2 x 360Wrms Box Label

PL Series 1U Digital Amplifiers

Super compact and lightweight stereo power amplifiers in a 1U rack-mountable housing. Fully digital architecture provides high power output and efficiency with inbuilt protection circuitry. Signal inputs are balanced combo jack/XLR connectors and speaker outputs are provided as locking SPK or 4mm binding posts. Easy portability makes these amplifiers well-suited for mobile sound systems without compromising quality of the audio output.

  • Cutting edge class D architecture
  • Compact and lightweight
  • Fan cooling and internal protection circuitry
  • Input connections Combo jack/XLR balanced (L+R)
  • Output connections SPK (L+R) + 4mm binding posts (L+R)
  • Frequency response 20Hz - 20kHz (±0.5dB)
  • THD +N <0.05%
  • Damping factor 300
  • S/N ratio (A weighted) : line 100dB
  • Slew rate 20V/us
  • Input impedance 10k Ohms unbalanced, 20k Ohms balanced
  • Output circuit architecture Class D
  • Protection Temperature, short circuit, DC, overload
  • Indicators Power, signal, clip
  • Controls L+R level, power on/off, bridge/parallel/stereo, ground lift
  • Dimensions 482 x 180 x 44mm

Versions

  172.111UK
Power supply 115/230Vac, 50/60Hz (IEC)
Fuse T5AL (230V) / T10AL (115V)
Output power : 4 Ohms 2 x 360Wrms
Output power : 8 Ohms 2 x 200Wrms
Output power : bridged @ 8 Ohms 720Wrms
Weight 2.6kg

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