RTU 480/1 Network Audio Power Amplifier
Артикул: RTU 480/1
Оформить заказRTU 480/1 is used as part of digital public address and public address communication systems where an existing loudspeaker line must be retained or connected while being centrally managed through a modern IP-based architecture.
Unlike addressable IP loudspeakers, the RTU 480/1 network amplifier works with a group of connected loudspeakers on a single line. This is suitable for large rooms, long corridors, production areas, warehouses, parking facilities, public spaces, and infrastructure sites where high output power is required for a single broadcast zone.
The single-channel design simplifies system planning: one amplifier corresponds to one zone or one audio distribution line. Through the InterTech Communication control system, the device can participate in voice notification scenarios, background music broadcasting, process announcements, and emergency messages.
RTU 480/1 is especially useful for modernization projects where cable lines and loudspeakers are already installed, but audio distribution control must be upgraded to a digital level with centralized message launch, priorities, schedules, monitoring, and integration with the IS-R server and Dispatcher Workstation.
Key Benefits
- Single-channel design for connecting one audio distribution line or zone.
- 480 W output power class.
- Integration of analog loudspeaker lines into the InterTech Communication digital system.
- Use in modernization projects for existing public address and audio distribution systems.
- Centralized control of voice messages and announcements.
- Operation as part of alert scenarios and facility response logic.
- Connection to the facility IP infrastructure.
- Use in public address, voice paging, and background music systems.
- Reduced modernization costs by retaining existing loudspeakers and cable lines.
- Convenient solution for large zones where individual loudspeaker addressing is not required.
- Integration with the full InterTech Communication ecosystem, from the IS-R server and Dispatcher Workstation to IP loudspeakers, intercom devices, alert scenarios, and centralized monitoring.
