The DAF100-25 audio amplifier is an auxiliary power/page amplifier. A DAF100-25 offers 100 Watts of audio power at 25 Volts. The Class D design provides a low power, high efficiency, low distortion amplifier solution. The 25V direct drive design of the DAF100-25 requires no transformers thus eliminating the inherited transformer losses of other products.
The DAF100-25 audio amplifier is an auxiliary power/page amplifier. A DAF100-25 offers 100 Watts of audio power at 70 Volts. The Class D design provides a low power, high efficiency, low distortion amplifier solution. The 25V direct drive design of the DAF100-70 requires no transformers thus eliminating the inherited transformer losses of other products.
The DAF300-25 audio amplifier is an auxiliary power/page amplifier. A DAF300-25 offers 300 Watts of audio power at 25 Volts. The Class D design provides for a low power, high efficiency, low distortion amplifier solution. The 25V direct drive design of the DAF300-25 requires no transformers thus eliminating the inherited transformer losses of other products.
The DAF300-70 audio amplifier is an auxiliary power/page amplifier. A DAF300-70 offers 300 Watts of audio power at 70 Volts. The Class D design provides for a low power, high efficiency, low distortion amplifier solution.
The DAF300-100 audio amplifier is an auxiliary power/page amplifier. A DAF300-100 offers 300 Watts of audio power at 100 Volts. The Class D design provides for a low power, high efficiency, low distortion amplifier solution.
The DAF250-D-KIT single-page amplifier is part of the CH1000(LT) Platform. A DAF250-D-KIT supports a single page/program path and when combined with up to two intercom modules (IA5), it supports two intercom paths.
The Dual Page Amplifier (DAF250/2PG-D-KIT) is part of the CH1000/2PG system. A DAF250/2PG-D-KIT supports a dual page/program path and when combined with up to two IA5 intercom modules it supports two intercom paths.
This assembly allows users to perform two-page channel activities at once; either paging two different zones, distributing music to one zone while another is being paged, or music distribution from each of the program input sources to two different zones.