Bogen Communications
Bogen Communications BG-AT35A 35 W attenuator
A wall-mounted attenuator controls 25 V or 70 V speaker levels in 3 dB steps up to 35 W across ten positions plus off
- Controls speaker output locally without changing amplifier settings
- Handles up to 35 W speaker loads on 25 V or 70 V lines
- Ten volume steps plus off in 3 dB increments
- Rugged wall-mount design fits standard 4.8 in boxes
- Two-year limited warranty included
35 W wall-mount attenuator for 25 V
The Bogen BG-AT35A provides local volume control for distributed audio systems without changing the main amplifier level. It handles speaker loads up to 35 W across constant-voltage networks. Installers use it in commercial paging and background-music zones where independent adjustment is required.
Passive operation with no added noise or power draw
The unit inserts directly into the speaker circuit and attenuates in 3 dB steps down to the two lowest positions, which step by 6 dB. Ten active levels plus an off position give predictable level changes. Because it is passive, it adds no self-noise and draws no operating current.
Rugged wall-mount chassis measuring 4.8 by 4.8
The steel enclosure mounts on a standard electrical box and withstands daily adjustment in public areas. Screw terminals accept the speaker wiring for both 25 V and 70 V distributions. A two-year limited warranty covers the attenuator against defects.
Highlights
- Controls speaker output locally without changing amplifier settings
- Handles up to 35 W speaker loads on 25 V or 70 V lines
- Ten volume steps plus off in 3 dB increments
- Rugged wall-mount design fits standard 4.8 in boxes
- Two-year limited warranty included
Specifications
| Brand | Bogen |
|---|---|
| Model | BG-AT35A |
Questions about this item
How do I wire the BG-AT35A into a 70 V speaker line, and what step is often missed?
Connect the attenuator in series with the speaker load on the 25 V or 70 V line; the step often missed is setting the 10-level control to the desired attenuation before securing the wall plate.
What part of the BG-AT35A will need replacement after extended use?
The internal resistor network that creates the 3 dB and 6 dB steps can drift over time; if volume steps become uneven, the attenuator itself should be replaced.
What power limit stops me from adding more speakers to this 35 W attenuator?
The unit handles speaker loads up to 35 W total; exceeding that rating will cause overheating and signal distortion before any other limit appears.
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