Atlasied A-BT-US-B Atmosphere Remote Bluetooth

Product Description

The ATLASIED A-BT-US-B is a remote Bluetooth controller designed for use with the Atmosphere series of amplifiers and audio signal processing equipment. It provides wireless audio source connectivity within commercial and professional audio distribution systems. The A-BT-US-B integrates into an Atmosphere system to allow Bluetooth audio streaming from mobile devices and other compatible sources, extending the input options available to the system without requiring a hardwired connection at the audio source point. Installation is performed by audio-visual or low-voltage contractors working on distributed audio projects.

The A-BT-US-B is intended for use within Atmosphere series audio systems in commercial environments such as restaurants, retail spaces, houses of worship, and similar multi-zone audio installations. It serves as a remote Bluetooth input module, allowing system operators to stream audio wirelessly to the Atmosphere amplifier or processor it is paired with. This unit ships as a single piece and is suited for new installations as well as upgrades to existing Atmosphere system deployments.

Key Features

• Wireless Bluetooth audio input for Atmosphere series amplifiers and processors
• Remote module design allows flexible placement within the audio system
• Enables mobile device audio streaming without a hardwired source connection
• Sold individually as a single unit
• Designed for commercial distributed audio applications

Compatibility

Designed for integration with ATLASIED Atmosphere series amplifiers and audio signal processing equipment. Refer to the Atmosphere system documentation for confirmed compatible models and configuration requirements.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage or audio-visual contractor familiar with distributed audio systems. Power down the Atmosphere system before connecting or disconnecting any remote input modules. Follow the manufacturer's system wiring and configuration documentation to ensure proper pairing and signal routing. Local codes governing low-voltage installations, such as applicable NEC chapters, should be observed.