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6.

 

INSTALLATION 

Non-compliance with the instructions may cause malfunction and may even damage 
the unit:  

1.

 

Avoid turning on the device without speakers connected to its outputs and 
without  having  previously  adjusted  the  volume  /  gain  controls  at  minimum 
level.  

2.

 

Always use shielded cables to make connections between devices. 

3.

 

In an amplifier, avoid placing the speaker output cables close to other signal 

cables (micro, line…). This may cause the system to oscillate, damaging the 

amplifier and speakers. 

6.1 Placement, mounting, cooling 

All eGPA amplifier models are presented in st

andard 19” rack format and are 1

 unit high. 

It is important that the amplifier, as a heat source, is not placed next to other equipment 
nor exposed to high temperatures. 

CAUTION: 

The built-in convection cooling requires at least one free rack unit 

(empty space) both above and below each amplifier to ensure a correct air flow. 

It is also advisable not to rack the power amplifiers under other devices, but on top of these, 
that is to say as high as possible toward the top of the rack cabinet. 

6.2. Mains connection 

The eGPA amplifiers are powered by 100 to 250VAC, 50/60Hz. 

The mains cables must not be near the shielded cables carrying the audio signal, as this 
could cause humming. 

In order to protect the power amplifier from eventual power consumption overloads, it is 
protected by a set of fuses. Should a fuse blow, it must be replaced immediately by one 
with  identical  rating.  Should  it  blow  again  please  contact  our  Technical  Service 
Department.  NEVER  REPLACE  THE  FUSE  WITH  ANOTHER  ONE  WITH  A  HIGHER 
VALUE. 

CAUTION:

 Fuse substitutions have to be performed by a qualified technician. 

Summary of Contents for eGPA2-150

Page 1: ...50 0300 0109 Serie eGPA2 4 8 150 2 300 EN eGPA SERIES LOW IMPEDANCE AMPLIFIERS Multichannel amplifiers USER MANUAL...

Page 2: ...lacement mounting cooling 6 6 2 Mains connection 6 6 3 Input signal connections 7 6 4 Power saving mode 7 6 5 Limiter circuit 7 6 6 Output connections 8 7 OPERATION AND USAGE 8 7 1 Start up 8 7 2 Inpu...

Page 3: ...ked with symbol of may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock The external wiring connected to the terminals requires installation by an instructed person or the use of read...

Page 4: ...fier will be stopped but fully disconnecting the device from mains is done unplugging the power cord from the mains input socket For this reason it always shall remain readily operable 15 Equipment is...

Page 5: ...4 eGPA8 150 and a last one with a power of 2 x 310W RMS 4 eGPA2 300 All models use very high performance technology auto standby and convection cooling with a height of 1 rack unit Equipped with balan...

Page 6: ...igh temperatures CAUTION The built in convection cooling requires at least one free rack unit empty space both above and below each amplifier to ensure a correct air flow It is also advisable not to r...

Page 7: ...automatic switching circuit calling the power saving mode low power consumption when it detects no audio signal from the unit s inputs during more than 90 seconds and automatically recovering normal o...

Page 8: ...rs must be of good quality sufficient section and as short as possible This is most important when the distances to cover are long ones 7 OPERATION AND USAGE 7 1 Start up The red PROT LEDs 7 light up...

Page 9: ...kes into account possible variations in the supply voltage always giving a real indication CLIP indicators light up to the beat of low frequencies when working at high power levels it s normal as low...

Page 10: ...10 9 FUNCTION DIAGRAM...

Page 11: ...ndby status indicator 8 TH thermal protection indicator 9 ON power indicator 10 AUTO STANDBY switch 11 Power switch 12 CH 1 input 1 Euroblock connector 13 CH 2 input 2 Euroblock connector 14 STEREO MO...

Page 12: ...l crosstalk 1kHz 55dB 55dB Input Sensitivity Impedance 0dBV 20k 0dBV 20k Anticlip 2dBV input 1 THD 1 THD Mains Voltage 100 240VAC Power consumption pink noise 1 8 power 4 63W 110W Power consumption pi...

Page 13: ...55dB Input Sensitivity Impedance 0dBV 20k 0dBV 20k Anticlip 2dBV input 1 THD 1 THD Mains Voltage 100 240VAC Power consumption pink noise 1 8 power 4 113W 130VA 226W 260VA Power consumption pink noise...

Page 14: ...14 12 BLOCK DIAGRAM eGPA2 150...

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Page 18: ...ht to make changes or improvements in the design or manufacturing that may affect these product specifications For technical queries contact your supplier distributor or complete the contact form on o...

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