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Mounting The Amplifier
It is best to mount the amplifier in a location that allows air to freely circulate
around it and allows access to the end panel controls for adjustments.
Although both thermal and overload protection are built in, if the amplifier
overheats it will reduce its power output to maintain operation.
Find a dry, clear and well-ventilated area in which to mount the amplifier.
The area should be free of any obstructions that might block air flow to the
amplifier. It should be protected from exposure to direct sunlight.
You may use the amplifier as a template to mark the four screw locations
with a felt-tip marker. Set the amplifier aside before drilling the mounting
holes. Use caution to make certain there are no objects behind the
installation area that may become damaged by drilling. Use the four
large metal screws to mount the amplifier. Make sure the amplifier has at
least two to five inches of clearance above the heatsink to allow for heat
dissipation.
Leave 2” to 5” of clearance
for proper airflow.
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