Atlasied A-BT-US Remote Bluetooth Audio Input

Product Description

The ATLASIED A-BT-US is a remote Bluetooth audio input device designed for integration into 70V distributed audio systems. It provides a wireless audio source connection point, allowing Bluetooth-enabled devices such as smartphones, tablets, and laptops to stream audio directly into a 70V amplifier or mixer input chain. Licensed audio-visual integrators and commercial sound contractors typically specify and install this unit as part of a larger background music or paging system. The A-BT-US eliminates the need for a hardwired auxiliary connection at the source, keeping the installation clean and reducing cable runs to the playback device.

The A-BT-US is suited for commercial and light-institutional installations where a 70V distributed audio infrastructure is already in place. Typical environments include retail spaces, restaurants, houses of worship, conference rooms, and similar venues where staff or presenters need a convenient wireless audio input. The unit functions as a remote input node, meaning it can be located away from the main equipment rack and closer to the end user or performance area.

Key Features

• Bluetooth wireless audio input for 70V distributed audio systems
• Remote placement capability keeps the input point close to the user and away from the rack
• Accepts audio from Bluetooth-enabled source devices including mobile phones and tablets
• Sold individually as a single unit
• Designed for commercial background music and paging system integration

Compatibility

Designed as a remote Bluetooth audio input for use within 70V distributed audio systems. Specific amplifier and system compatibility should be confirmed against the ATLASIED product documentation prior to installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified audio-visual integrator or low-voltage contractor familiar with 70V distributed audio system design. Power down the amplifier or mixer before making any input connections to prevent signal transients or equipment damage. Observe all applicable low-voltage wiring codes and local AHJ requirements during rough-in and termination. Refer to the manufacturer datasheet for wiring diagrams and input level configuration prior to commissioning.