Amp Pro High Power Audio Class-D Power Amplifier 4 x 5000 Watts @ 4-Ohms Per Channel with Dual Digital Signal LEDs 1 U Rack Mount - ADMARK AD-430

• UPC   810130950010
• 2 Channel: One balanced XLR(with lock) female - in and one balanced XLR male per channel. * Signal out - connection One SPEAKON per channel connection to loudspeakers. * Power cord: 1.5 meters long. * Multiple - Functions Switch: Two Sensitivity Switches, one Mode Switch and one Clip Switch. * Dimensions: 482x44x380mm / 482x44x470mm * Net weight: 10Kg/12Kg * Packing size: 580x580x119mm / 615x615x119mm * Shipping weight: 12Kg/14Kg Class - D high power audio venue amplifier. Ideal for stage or club settings. Sexy and novel appearance. Intelligent soft boot, sophisticated short - circuit, over - load, over - heat protection. Compact steel frame, shockproof, compressive resistance. With built - in low frenquency exciter. Able to work in stereo, parallell and bridge modes. Can work under voltages of 60V to 400V EIAJ Test Standard, 1 kHz, 1% THD: 4 x 3000 Watts @ 8 Ohms. 4 x 5000 Watts @ 4 Ohms. 4 x 7140 Watts @ 2 Ohms. 2 x 10000 Watts 8 Ohms Bridged. 2 x 13000 Watts 4 Ohms Bridged. * 1/8 Maximum Power Output in 4 Ohms: 2857 Watts, 14A 4 Channel. 2857 Watts, 28.2 Amps Bridged. * 1/4 Maximum Power Output in 4 Ohms: 5000 Watts, 23.8 Amps 4 Channel. 5000 Watts, 45.8 Amps Bridged. Alternating Current Power Supply Power: PFC Power * Rated power demand: 100 - 240 V +/ - 10%, 50/60 Hz * Operation voltage: 90V - 270V * Power correction factor cos (f): >0.95 @ >500 W * Standby: 47W and 0.8A * Gain,Sensitivity: 32dB,35dB,38dB,41dB * Maximum Output Voltage/Current: 185V/85A(370V in the BRIDGE MODE) * Power Comsumption: 230V (115V in the BRIDGE MODE) * Operating temperature: 0 Degrees - 45C / 32 Degrees - 113 Degrees F Cooling system: Tunnel through cooling system * Frequency Response: 20 Hz - 20 kHz (1 W @ 8 ohms, +/ - 0.5 dB) * Signal - to - Noise Ratio: >110 dBA (20 Hz - 20 kHz, A weighted) * Crosstalk: > 66 dB @ 1 kHz * Input Impedance: 10 k Ohms balanced * Total Harmonic Distortion (THD):