Atlasied HPA2602 Power Amplifier 2x1300w 70V 2U

Product Description

The ATLASIED HPA2602 is a high-power two-channel amplifier rated at 1300 watts per channel at 70 volts, housed in a 2U rack-mount chassis. Designed for distributed audio systems, it delivers the high-wattage output required for large-scale 70-volt installations such as arenas, houses of worship, airports, and commercial facilities. The 70-volt architecture allows for efficient long-distance signal distribution with minimal power loss. This amplifier is installed by professional audio-visual integrators and commercial sound contractors working on distributed speaker systems that demand reliable, sustained high-output performance.

The HPA2602 is suited for commercial and institutional 70-volt distributed audio applications where two independent high-power channels are needed. Typical installations include multi-zone public address systems, background music systems in large venues, and life-safety paging systems. Its 2U rack form factor makes it compatible with standard 19-inch equipment racks found in AV infrastructure closets and amplifier rooms.

Key Features

• Two-channel output at 1300 watts per channel for high-demand distributed audio
• 70-volt output topology supports long cable runs to distributed speaker loads
• 2U rack-mount form factor fits standard 19-inch equipment racks
• High-power design suited for large commercial and institutional venues

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style high-power amplifier for professional 70-volt distributed audio systems in commercial and institutional environments.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed audio-visual integrator or commercial sound contractor. Power down the entire audio system before making any wiring connections to the amplifier. Ensure the rack enclosure provides adequate ventilation clearance above and below the unit to prevent thermal shutdown during sustained high-power operation. Local electrical codes and NEC requirements for commercial audio installations should be followed.