The recommended power-wire size for this amplifier is .
Use genuine copper or properly rated OFC cable. Undersized or poor-quality wire can create voltage loss, excessive heat and reduced amplifier performance.
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@ 2-OHM
@ 4-OHM
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4-Ohm
2-Ohm
1-Ohm
4-Ohm Bridged
Verified RMS power ratings. Actual output depends on system voltage, installation quality and final speaker load.
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A simple 4-step guide to understanding load & power.
Find the rated impedance of your speakers (most pod speakers are 4-ohm).
Each channel can power one 4-ohm speaker, or two matching 4-ohm speakers wired in parallel.
Wiring affects the load the amplifier sees. Make sure it stays within the amplifier's stable range.
The channel's RMS power is shared equally among the speakers on that channel.
Compare the recommended speaker RMS for one speaker or two matching speakers sharing each amplifier channel.
One 4-Ohm speaker connected to each channel
RECOMMENDED MINIMUM PER SPEAKER
Two matching 4-ohm speakers wired in parallel
RECOMMENDED MINIMUM PER SPEAKER
Detailed performance data, protection features, and more.
Frequency Response: 10 Hz–40 kHz|Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 95 dB
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This amplifier has 4 output channels. The total number of speakers it can power depends on each speaker’s impedance and how many matching speakers share each channel. The final wired load must never fall below .
Yes, provided the speakers are matching and the resulting load is safe for the amplifier. Two matching 4-ohm speakers wired in parallel create a 2-ohm final load. Two 2-ohm speakers wired in parallel create a 1-ohm load, which is unsafe unless the amplifier is specifically rated for 1-ohm stereo operation.
This amplifier’s minimum stable load is .
One speaker connected to a channel can receive that channel’s available RMS output. When two matching speakers are wired in parallel on the same channel, they generally divide the channel’s power evenly.
This amplifier produces at 4 ohms and at 2 ohms. Always compare the resulting per-speaker power with each speaker’s RMS rating.
The minimum safe impedance is the lowest final load the amplifier can operate without being overloaded. This amplifier is rated for .
The important number is the final load on each channel after all connected speakers are wired together—not simply the impedance printed on one speaker.
The recommended power-wire size for this amplifier is .
Use genuine copper or properly rated OFC cable. Undersized or poor-quality wire can create voltage loss, excessive heat and reduced amplifier performance.
The recommended fuse rating for this amplifier is 120 amps.
Install the main power-wire fuse close to the battery. This protects the power cable and vehicle if the wire is damaged or shorted. An amplifier’s internal protection does not replace the battery-side fuse.
Factory-radio compatibility depends on whether the amplifier accepts speaker-level inputs or requires an RCA-level signal.
For this amplifier:
If direct high-level inputs are unavailable, a compatible line-output converter, DSP or integration interface may be required.
Not every amplifier can be bridged. When supported, bridging combines two channels to provide more power to one speaker. The speaker load must remain within the manufacturer’s bridged-impedance requirement.
This amplifier’s verified bridged rating is 640. Never bridge channels unless a bridged rating and correct terminal configuration are provided.
Remote-level control information for this amplifier:
A remote-level control adjusts the output of the channels or frequency range assigned by the amplifier design. It is not a replacement for correctly setting amplifier gain.
Warranty coverage generally requires proper installation and operation within the amplifier’s listed voltage, impedance and wiring specifications. Keep the purchase receipt and product documentation.
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