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de 160 vatios Amplificador Movel de Audio de 2/1 Canais com Potencia Max. de 160 Watts M P A M U L T I - C H A N N E L P O W E R A M P L I F I E R MPA 160us 2x80/1x160W • 2 OHM STABLE 2/1 CHANNEL POWER AMPLIFIER SPEAKERS FUSE +12V – L + – R + BLAUPUNKT SPECIFICATIONS - MPA160US, 2/1 CHANNEL AMPLIFIER Below is a basic trouble-shooting guide to assist in seeking out and correcting a problem that may occur in the installation process. Although lengthy, this chart cannot address every single problem possible but mainly the ones most common. PARAMETER/FEATURE VALUE Channels 2/1 (3 in passive bridged mode) Size ( W x H x D) 8.69 x 2.19 x 6.75 inches (220 x 56 x 170mm) Weight 4.0 lbs (1.8 kg) Crimping style speaker terminals? YES Maximum terminal wire size 8 ga. Subsonic filter YES (10 Hz) Separate front/rear or left/right gains? NO Spade type auto fuses? YES Speaker short, short to +12V, and short to ground protection? YES High, low, and reverse voltage protection? YES Power output transistors High current, bipolar outputs Switching power supply transistors High-Speed, MOSFET’s Minimum speaker impedance 2 ohms (non-bridged mode only) 4 ohms ONLY in bridge mode PERFORMANCE DATA VALUE Rated power output @ 0.1% THD 2 channels into 4 ohms / 2 ohms 2 x 35 W / 2 x 50 W 1 channel into 4 ohms 1 x 90 W Total Harmonic Distortion @ rated full output 0.06% THD Rated Signal/Noise ratio (averaged value) > 90 dBA Measured @ full rated power 102 Measured @ 1 watt / 1 kHz 87 Damping factor >100 Frequency response (full-range mode) 20 - 50,000 Hz High-pass crossover frequency limits N/A Low-pass crossover frequency limits 100 Hz -or- 75 Hz (switchable) Input impedance 20 kOhms Input signal voltage control range 0.3 - 4.0 Vrms Current draw for undistorted output @ 14.4 VDC @ full undistorted output, non-bridged 11.5 A (2 ch x 52 W x 4 ohms) @ full undistorted output, bridged mode 19.0 A (1 ch x 150 W x 4 ohms) @ 33% of undistorted power (full “music” power) 7.0 A (2 ch x 17 W x 4 ohms) @ idle 0.5 A Minimum battery voltage to maintain rated power 12.6 Volts DC Usable battery voltage 10 - 18 Volts DC Trigger line voltage range 10 - 18 Volts DC Trigger line current draw < 15 mA draw Turn on delay time @ 1.5 seconds Thermal shutoff temperature (averaged heat-sink exterior temperature) 170°F (80° C) NOTE: DUE TO ONGOING PRODUCT IMPROVEMENTS, DESIGN AND SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT ADVANCED NOTICE TO THE CONSUMER OR RETAILER. THANK YOU FOR CHOOSING BLAUPUNKT! Congratulations! You are the now the owner of an exceptional car audio amplifier from the audio enthusiasts at Blaupunkt. Our engineering staff has spent considerable time refining our MPA series amplifiers in order to introduce great sound to the consumer at an affordable price. With these products we focus on sonic performance but balanced with rugged design and flexible installation. Not only do we offer you a great product but also a supportive owners manual. This manual can be used as a teaching guide due to its brief, but informative, explanations of amplifier and system design. We are also very concerned about the end consumer using proper installation techniques for the highest performance possible from their new audio products. MOST important to us are the concerns with safety and the installation process. Since our Blaupunkt retail dealers have the tools and experience for an optimized and safe installation, we always recommend they do the final vehicle integration. But, should you choose to install these products yourself, please take the time to read this manual completely and abide by all precautions. WHAT IS AN AMPLIFIER? An amplifier, by definition, is a device that receives a small audio signal on its input and reproduces it with larger voltages (or current) on its output. Ideally there should be no modifications of the signal other than to make the signal larger either in voltage or current levels. If there are changes in the signal character it is considered a "distortion" of the input signal and in most cases undesirable. With the added power of an amplifier you can play your system at higher volume levels without worrying about such distortions that actually can damage the speakers and your ears (assuming of course that the amplifier is NOT grossly over-driven). The perfect amplifier will be able to reproduce any output voltage regardless of input signal level. But, infinite output voltage is impossible due to upper limits created by the voltages found in a car, typically 12-15 volts DC. In order to achieve undistorted power levels beyond about 20 watts per channel a switching power supply MUST be used to step up the voltage "rails" inside an amplifier. Amplifiers are rated in "watts" of audio output power but there are often references to "rms" power and "MAX" power. Rms power is considered as "clean power" since it is undistorted power that is used for reproducing quality sound at all but the highest listening levels. "MAX" power is the most pow...