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lelisten ZK-1002T 100W+100W stereo amp board pro sound
Stereo amplifier board delivering 100W per channel with treble and bass controls, Bluetooth and 3.5mm AUX input for DIY wireless speakers
- TypeAmplifiers
- 100 W per channel drives DIY speakers loud and clean
- Adjustable treble and bass knobs let you shape the sound
- BT streams wirelessly up to 49 feet in open air
- 5 mm AUX input connects non-BT devices directly
- Overheat, over-voltage and under-voltage protection keeps the board safe
DIY stereo amplifier board
This lelisten ZK-1002T board delivers 100W+100W of stereo power for DIY wireless speaker builds. It operates on a DC 9-24V supply and accepts both BT 5.0 and 3.5 mm AUX inputs. The 2.0 channel design suits hobbyists who want a compact, password-free amplifier module.
Thermal protection and power input
The module includes overheat, over-voltage, under-voltage and circuit protection to shut down safely under fault conditions. BT 5.0 wireless range reaches 49 feet in open space, reducing the need for long cable runs. A 9-24V DC source powers the board without an external AC adapter.
Treble and bass knobs with dual inputs
Front-panel treble and bass rotary controls let users adjust tonal balance without software or external EQ hardware. The 3.5 mm AUX jack provides a wired fallback when a source device lacks BT capability. Password-free pairing simplifies connection for quick testing or permanent installation.
Highlights
- 100 W per channel drives DIY speakers loud and clean
- Adjustable treble and bass knobs let you shape the sound
- BT streams wirelessly up to 49 feet in open air
- 5 mm AUX input connects non-BT devices directly
- Overheat, over-voltage and under-voltage protection keeps the board safe
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the ZK-1002T amp board and which wiring step causes the most problems?
Connect a DC supply between 9 V and 24 V to the power terminals, then attach left and right speakers to the output pads; the step most often missed is setting the supply voltage before powering up, because over-voltage protection will shut the board down if the input exceeds 24 V.
What maintenance or replacement will the ZK-1002T need later?
The board has no user-serviceable parts; long-term care is limited to keeping the ventilation slots clear of dust and verifying that the DC source stays within the 9 V to 24 V range so the protection circuits do not trip repeatedly.
What limit appears first when the ZK-1002T runs at high output for a long period?
The overheat protection engages first; sustained 100 W per channel into 2.0 channel stereo loads raises the heatsink temperature until the thermal cut-out mutes the amplifier until it cools.
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