Magnat ULTRA 4000 Manual Del Propietário página 12

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Adjustable input sensitivity

Bridgeable 4-/3-/2-channel mode

Tri-mode

Electronic protective circuit against short circuiting, DC offset and excess

temperature

Mute switch for suppressing switch-on crackle interference

Low-level outputs (cinch jacks) for connecting a subwoofer amplifier

Status indicator (green LED) and overload indicator (red LED)

IMPORTANT INSTALLATION INFORMATION

This appliance may only be connected to a 12 volt system with negative ground.

The heat radiated when the amplifier is used means that sufficient air circulation is

required at the place of installation. It is very important that the cooler's cooler ribs

do not contact any metal plating or any surfaces which could impair air circulation.

The amplifier may not be installed in small confined spaces or spaces without air

circulation (e.g. spare wheel recess or under the vehicle carpeting). Installation in

the boot is recommended.

Install the amplifier in such a way that it is protected as far as possible against

vibrations and dust and dirt.

Make sure that the input/output cables are sufficiently distant from the power supply

cables as otherwise interference may occur.

Make sure that the fuse and operating elements are accessible after installation.

The appliance's reliability and performance depend on the quality of installation.

Preferably get an expert to install the system, particularly if you want to install several

loudspeakers or a complex multi-way system.

CONNECTIONS

4.1 POWER SUPPLY AND AUTOMATIC SWITCHING ON

Important notice:

The power cabling usually installed in on-board car networks is not sufficient for a power

amplifier's demands. Make sure that the power lines to GND and to the +12 V terminal

have been sufficiently specified. A cable cross-section of at least 12 mm² must be used

to connect the battery to the amplifier's terminals.

Before commencing the installation, disconnect the plus

terminals from the car battery in order to prevent short

circuits.