Ecler DN44BOB
MSRP.
£1097.09 + VAT
Trade price.
Manufacturer Code.
CDN44BOBC
Key Features.
Dante® and EclerNet Network Connectivity: Ethernet interface compatible with Dante® digital audio networking and EclerNet, supporting integration into professional audio systems and commercial AV installations.
Four Balanced MIC/LINE Inputs: Four balanced microphone/line inputs with phantom power and three selectable sensitivity levels, using Euroblock connectors for flexible installation.
Four Balanced Line Outputs: Four balanced analogue line outputs with Euroblock connectors for reliable integration with external amplifiers and audio equipment.
Four GPI Control Ports: Four General Purpose Inputs (GPI), supporting 0–10 V DC control signals for integration with compatible external devices.
Description.
The Ecler DN44BOB is a 4-input, 4-output Dante™ audio over IP breakout box designed to connect analogue audio equipment to networked audio systems. It converts four analogue audio inputs into Dante™ digital audio channels for transmission over an Ethernet network, while also converting four Dante™ channels back into analogue outputs for connection to amplifiers, mixers and other audio devices.
Ideal for professional commercial audio and AV installations, the DN44BOB provides a straightforward way to integrate existing analogue equipment into a Dante™ network. It can be used with EclerNet products featuring Dante™ connectivity or as a standalone Dante™ interface with compatible audio equipment, offering flexibility when expanding or adapting an installation.
The DN44BOB also features four GPI control ports supporting 0–10 VDC and four GPO control ports with normally open/normally closed relays. These additional connections allow external control devices to be incorporated into the system, making the DN44BOB a useful solution for networked audio distribution, system integration and commercial sound installations.
Applications.
Retail // Corporate // Sports & Wellness // Hospitality
What we like about the Ecler DN44BOB is that it solves a problem that often comes up when putting a modern audio system together: how to bring existing analogue equipment into a Dante network without making things unnecessarily complicated. We think that’s where it really earns its place. Rather than replacing equipment that already works well, it gives you a straightforward way to make it part of a networked setup. For us, it’s one of those useful products that might not grab the headlines, but can make a real difference to how neatly and easily an installation comes together.