9
SPECIFICATIONS
How many “devices” can be connected to a single
DASNET-SPLITTER
?
The answer to this question will depend on three different factors; first of all the models of the system,
second the power consumption (RMS and Peak) of it and third the power distro that provides power to
the splitter.
LX-218CA-NET
230V distro
115V distro
Power Consumption:
Power Distros (included in DASnet Racks)
AERO-40A
RMS current (measured at
1/3 of the power)
32A three phase
30A three phase
RMS current (measured at
1/3 of the power)
RMS current (measured at
1/3 of the power)
RMS current (measured at
1/3 of the power)
PEAK current (measured at
full power)
PEAK current (measured at
full power)
PEAK current (measured at
full power)
PEAK current (measured at
full power)
3,1A
6 outputs x 16A each
6 outputs x 15A each
RMS current 16A
RMS current 15A
Breakers type C, 16A
Breakers type D, 20A
Short term current (peak)
5In<I<10In
Short term current (peak)
10In<I<20In
3A
6,2A
6A
20A
16A
40A
32A
230V
230V
115V
115V
230V
230V
115V
115V
Important considerations
Check the system´s configurations (
AERO-20A
,
AERO-40A
) for more information regarding the quantity
of cabinets that should be connected to the
DASNET-SPLITTER
.
Consider, if you are using different power distros than the ones provided by DAS Audio, that the type
of breakers and their nominal current (In) is fundamental to define the number of cabinets connected to a
single
DASNET-SPLITTER
.
Consider that there is also a current limitation in the PowerCon connectors. 20A is the maximum
RMS current for NAC3MPB and 16A for TRUE 1.
System´s power consumption will depend on the level at which the system is driven: all the given
current values are valid when operating with music or in a live sound event and have been measured at
the maximum system´s level (DSP limiters).
Manual del Usuario
/ DASnet Splitter /
User’s Manual
