Atlasied AZA404 Networkable 4-channel Power Amplifier

Product Description

The ATLASIED AZA404 is a networkable 4-channel power amplifier designed for professional audio distribution systems. Rated at 400 watts total output, it delivers amplified audio across four discrete channels, making it suitable for installations requiring zoned or multi-room audio coverage. This unit is intended for commercial and institutional audio environments and is typically installed by audio-visual integrators or low-voltage contractors with experience in distributed sound systems. Its network capability allows for system-level control and monitoring, reducing the need for manual amplifier management on large installations.

The AZA404 is suited for commercial audio distribution applications including conference centers, houses of worship, schools, retail environments, and similar facilities where consistent multi-zone audio delivery is required. Its 4-channel architecture supports independent zone management within a single chassis, simplifying rack layout and reducing overall system footprint in larger installed-sound projects.

Key Features

• 400W total power output across 4 channels for multi-zone audio coverage
• Network-enabled architecture supports system-level control and remote monitoring
• 4-channel design allows independent zone management from a single unit
• Intended for professional installed-sound and commercial audio distribution applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style unit for professional commercial audio distribution systems requiring networkable multi-channel amplification.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage or audio-visual contractor familiar with commercial audio system design and applicable local codes. Power down the entire audio system and disconnect all signal sources before installing or servicing this amplifier. Ensure the rack enclosure provides adequate ventilation around the unit to prevent thermal buildup during operation. Follow all manufacturer wiring guidelines and consult local electrical codes when connecting line-level inputs, speaker outputs, and network interfaces.