Amplifiers ECLER with DANTE technology
ECLER has released two new compact amplifiers, supporting DANTE ™ technology *
The first - ECLER ESSENTIALS eCA120DN is a compact high-performance stereo amplifier class D with a power of 2 x 60 WRMS at 4 Ohms. The eCA120DN amplifier is equipped with 2 analog audio inputs and 2 Dante ™ audio inputs, both with a choice of priority (for a different input signal) and with an additional audio output. Of the features - fanless design, as a consequence of the device "100% quiet", there is a function of Auto stand-by (optional). The eCA120DN has a remote volume control port that is compatible with the ECLER WPm series of wall control panels. The amplifier is equipped with an external power source.
The second - ECLER ESSENTIALS eCA120HZDN is a mono amplifier of class D with a power of 120 W. WRMS, developed especially for high-resistance lines 70 / 100V. Otherwise, it repeats the architecture of eCA120DN and has the same features.
* Transfer of audio over an IP network using Dante technology.
Currently, the technology of network transmission is used to distribute audio in AV projects. Previously, the technology of network transmission of audio to one degree or another met five important criteria: accuracy, stability, flexibility, ease of implementation and ease of use. With the introduction of Audante audio technology, developed by Audinate, AV system designers received an audio network that fully meets all five requirements. With the technology of transferring audio over the Dante network, digital audio signals can be distributed over LAN and WAN networks via standard network equipment or by connecting to a standard network infrastructure. This gives a number of advantages when scaling the audio system, its installation and cabling. Using standard TCP / IP protocols, Dante can transmit high-resolution digital audio signals in an uncompressed format via the switched Ethernet data network, which meets the most stringent requirements of professional audio systems.
Integration of Dante technology into the audio system provides a very flexible, decentralized distribution of audio signals throughout the building, a complex of buildings or a training campus. The Dante Controller program, also developed in Audinate, is an easy-to-use application for configuring and operating Dante devices.