Audac CEP 803

The CEP series are professional 70/100V multi-channel energy-efficient amplifiers. The one unit height device comes into two models. The CEP408 offers four channels and has an output power of 80 Watt. Both low impedance as 70/100V, deliver high-quality amplification distributed over multiple zones in various applications. With its compact and lightweight design, the CEP series is designed with high efficiency and reliability by providing input linking through miniature switches at the back of the device in combination with Class-D amplifier technology. These switches allow daisy linking inputs from one channel to another by simply pressing the switch.

The highly efficient Class-D amplifier technology delivers an uncompromised sound experience in the most effective way. The input connections are performed with 3-Pin Terminal block connectors while the output connections are performed with a 4-pin Terminal block connector.

The multi-channel amplifier is Energy Star compliant yet can be enabled or disabled with a standby switch on the back of the device. This amplifier is an HE (1RU) 19” unit. In order to ensure maximum installer/maintenance convenience, the CEP is passively cooled.

Same power, less energy usage

These multi-channel amplifiers are ENERGY STAR® compliant yet can be enabled or disabled with a standby switch on the back of the device, which enables or disables the 'Auto standby mode’.

Silent passive cooling

In order to reach maximum installer and maintenance convenience all CEP series devices are fully passively cooled. This is an energy-efficient and silent solution for its cooling needs.

Uncompromised sound experience

The highly efficient Class-D amplifier technology delivers an uncompromised sound experience in the most effective way. Miniature switches at the back allow you to daisy link inputs from one channel to another by just a single press on the switch.

Amplification for any application

These both low impedance as 70/100V amplifiers are designed to deliver high-quality amplification, distributed over multiple zones, like small offices, retail or a school environment.