Bose Professional 344871-1430 Integrated Zone Amp

Product Description

The BOSE PROFESSIONAL 344871-1430 is an integrated zone amplifier designed for distributed audio systems in commercial and light commercial installations. Operating with a 190 Hz frequency characteristic, this unit combines amplification and zone control into a single chassis, reducing rack space and simplifying system layout. It is intended for installation by licensed audio system integrators, low-voltage contractors, or qualified AV technicians working in background music, paging, and foreground audio environments. The integrated design consolidates components that would otherwise require separate hardware, making it a practical choice for multi-zone commercial audio builds.

This integrated zone amplifier is suited for commercial applications such as retail spaces, restaurants, offices, and similar venues where controlled, zone-based audio distribution is required. The 190 Hz designation identifies its role within the IZA product family for zone-level signal management. Installation typically involves rack or surface mounting, low-voltage signal wiring, and connection to compatible loudspeaker loads within specified impedance ranges.

Key Features

• Integrated amplifier and zone control in a single unit
• 190 Hz frequency parameter for zone audio management
• Designed for commercial distributed audio and paging systems
• Compact, single-chassis design reduces rack space requirements
• Sold as individual unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style integrated zone amplifier for use in commercial distributed audio systems requiring zone-level amplification and control.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage contractor or qualified AV system integrator familiar with commercial audio distribution systems. Power down all connected equipment before making signal or speaker wiring connections. Follow applicable local electrical codes and manufacturer wiring guidelines when connecting speaker loads and signal inputs. Verify loudspeaker impedance compatibility before commissioning the system.