Atlasied AA200PHD Mixer Amplifier 200W 6 Input Phd

Product Description

The ATLASIED AA200PHD is a 200-watt mixer amplifier designed for commercial and professional audio distribution applications. It combines six inputs with integrated PHD (Program, Hazard, and Duress) functionality, making it suitable for paging, background music, and emergency notification systems. The unit delivers 200 watts of output power to drive distributed speaker loads across zones in commercial facilities. Installation is typically handled by licensed audio-video contractors or low-voltage electricians familiar with distributed audio systems and life-safety paging requirements.

The AA200PHD is well-suited for commercial installations such as office buildings, retail environments, schools, houses of worship, and similar facilities requiring reliable multi-input mixing and amplification with integrated paging capability. Its six-input configuration supports connection of multiple audio sources simultaneously, and the PHD feature set allows integration with priority paging and emergency alert workflows commonly required in commercial audio installations.

Key Features

• 200 watts of output power for driving distributed speaker systems
• Six inputs for connecting multiple audio sources simultaneously
• Integrated PHD functionality supporting priority paging and emergency notification
• Designed for commercial distributed audio and paging system applications
• Single-unit form factor combining mixing and amplification functions

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style solution for commercial distributed audio and paging systems requiring a mixer amplifier with multi-input capability and integrated PHD priority override functionality.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage contractor or licensed audio-video technician familiar with commercial distributed audio systems. Disconnect all power sources before making input, output, or control wiring connections. Follow applicable local electrical codes and the NEC for low-voltage wiring practices. Verify speaker load impedance and total wattage requirements before connecting output circuits to the amplifier.