Ahuja
The Ahuja BTZ-7000 is a 700W 2 zone PA power amplifier. Facilitates connection and operation of two separate groups of speakers simultaneously on 'Mono' mode.
Ideal for places of worship. Output levels of each Zone can be set independently to desired levels and the zones can be switched On/Off without disturbing the volume settings.
| Power Output | 500W + 500W Max., 350W + 350W RMS at 10% THD, 300W + 300W RMS at 5% THD, 280W + 280W RMS at 2% THD |
|---|---|
| Output Regulation | ≤ 2 dB, no load to full load at 1kHz |
| Input Channels | Mono 2 × 200mV/100kΩ, Stereo L/R 200mV/100kΩ, Line L/R 1V/50kΩ |
| Frequency Response | 50-15,000Hz ±3dB |
| Signal to Noise Ratio | 60dB |
| Tone Controls | Bass: ±10dB at 100Hz, Treble: ±10dB at 10kHz |
| Outputs | Line L/R 1V/1kΩ |
| Speaker Outputs | 4Ω, 8Ω, 70V& 100V for each zone |
| Power Supply | AC: 220-240V 50/60 Hz DC: 36V (3×12V Car Battery) |
| Power Consumption | AC: 1100VA DC: 13A |
| Dimensions | W510 × H185 × D470 mm |
| Weight | 39.0kg |
The BTZ-7000 is an Ahuja 2 zone PA power amplifier in the BTZ Series rated 700 WATTS. Available from Mansukhlal Sales Corp, an authorized dealer.
Box Speaker/Driver Unit selector switch for each zone. Bass boost defeated at Driver Unit position for safer operation of driver units; Resettable circuit breaker for protection against overload and short circuit; Zone On/Off facility. Output levels of each Zone can be set independently to desired levels and the zones can be switched On/Off without disturbing the volume settings; Instant transfer to DC power (Car Battery) if AC power fails; Bar Graph Signal Display.
The BTZ-7000 output regulation is ≤ 2 dB, no load to full load at 1kHz.
The BTZ-7000 input channels is Mono 2 × 200mV/100kΩ, Stereo L/R 200mV/100kΩ, Line L/R 1V/50kΩ.
The BTZ-7000 frequency response is 50-15,000Hz ±3dB.
The BTZ-7000 signal to noise ratio is 60dB.
The BTZ-7000 tone controls is Bass: ±10dB at 100Hz, Treble: ±10dB at 10kHz.
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