Atlasied AT35D 35W Attenuator Decorator Wall Plate 70V

Product Description

The ATLASIED AT35D is a 35-watt attenuator designed for 70-volt distributed audio systems. It mounts in a standard decorator-style wall plate and provides local volume control at the listener level without disrupting the overall system impedance. Rated at 35 watts, it handles the signal load requirements of commercial and light commercial audio zones. The unit ships as a single assembly and is available in white or ivory plate finish to match standard decor installations. Audio system integrators and low-voltage electricians are the primary installers for this type of device.

The AT35D is used in 70-volt constant-voltage audio distribution systems found in commercial buildings, retail spaces, schools, houses of worship, and similar facilities. It installs at individual listening zones to allow occupants or facility staff to adjust volume locally. The decorator form factor fits standard single-gang electrical boxes, making it compatible with common wall-plate configurations used throughout commercial construction.

Key Features

• 35-watt power rating suitable for active 70V audio zones
• Decorator-style wall plate design fits standard single-gang boxes
• Available in white and ivory finish options
• Designed for constant-voltage 70V distributed audio systems
• Single unit per package for straightforward zone-by-zone installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation attenuator for 70-volt constant-voltage distributed audio systems using decorator-style wall plate configurations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or licensed electrician familiar with 70-volt distributed audio systems. De-energize the audio amplifier and verify zero signal output before making any wiring connections at the attenuator. The unit mounts in a standard single-gang electrical box; verify box depth and wall plate alignment before securing. Follow applicable local electrical codes and the system designer's zone load calculations to avoid exceeding the 35-watt rating.