Episode ECA-70MIXAMP-1-240D Class D Mixer Amp 240W

Product Description

The EPISODE ECA-70MIXAMP-1-240D is a Class D mixer amplifier rated at 240 watts, designed for distributed audio installations operating on 70-volt systems. Class D topology delivers high efficiency with reduced heat output compared to Class A/B designs, making it well suited for rack-mounted or in-wall installations where thermal management is a concern. This unit combines mixing and amplification in a single chassis, consolidating signal routing and output drive into one component. Installation is typically performed by low-voltage audio integration technicians or commercial AV contractors.

The ECA-70MIXAMP-1-240D is intended for 70V distributed audio systems found in commercial, hospitality, retail, and multi-zone residential applications. A 70-volt architecture allows multiple speakers to be wired in parallel across long cable runs with minimal power loss, making this amplifier appropriate for facilities requiring background music, paging, or announcement coverage across large areas. The built-in mixing section allows multiple audio sources to be managed without a separate mixer in the signal chain.

Key Features

• Class D amplifier topology for high efficiency and reduced operating temperature
• 240-watt single-channel output for driving 70V distributed speaker systems
• Integrated mixer section eliminates the need for a separate mixing device
• 70-volt output architecture supports long cable runs with multiple speaker taps
• Single-unit form factor reduces rack space requirements

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style solution for 70-volt distributed audio systems in commercial and multi-zone residential installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or licensed AV integrator familiar with 70-volt distributed audio systems. Power down the unit and disconnect all sources before making any wiring connections. Follow applicable NEC low-voltage wiring requirements and local electrical codes when routing signal and speaker cables. Verify speaker tap impedance loads do not exceed the amplifier rated output before commissioning.