HARMAN KARDON NCDI4X600-U-US 4-channel 600W live sound amplifier
- Amplifier
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Lea
Four-channel IoT-enabled install power amplifier with Dante networking and 354 watts per channel
The Lea Connect 354D is a four-channel install power amplifier with integrated Dante networking and IoT-enabled monitoring. It is designed for fixed installations that require distributed audio over standard IP infrastructure. System integrators and venue operators can manage the amplifier remotely through cloud connectivity.
Under continuous load the amplifier maintains stable output across all four channels while streaming audio over Dante. IoT telemetry provides real-time status on temperature, voltage and fault conditions without interrupting the signal path. The platform suits installations that demand reliable long-duration performance.
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The amplifier uses convection cooling with no internal fans, so it produces minimal heat during all-day operation.
A standard Ethernet switch with PoE support is required to carry Dante audio and control signals to the amplifier.
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