Ecler WP22DN
MSRP.
£685.58 + VAT
Trade price.
Manufacturer Code.
CWP22DN
Key Features.
Dante® and AES67 Audio Interface: Converts analogue audio signals to and from a Dante® or AES67 audio network, making it ideal for professional audio-over-IP installations.
Two Analogue Inputs: Features two balanced microphone/line combo inputs with XLR and jack connectors for connecting microphones and other audio sources.
Flexible Input Configuration: Offers adjustable input gain and selectable +48V phantom power to accommodate different microphones and line-level sources.
Stereo-to-Mono Conversion: Allows the two analogue input channels to be transmitted directly or summed together for stereo-to-mono conversion.
Description.
The Ecler WP22DN is a Dante™ audio interface in a convenient wall-panel format, designed to integrate analogue audio equipment with a Dante digital audio network. It features two front-panel microphone/line combo inputs, allowing microphones and line-level audio sources to connect directly to the network. The two input channels can be converted independently or summed to mono from a stereo source, providing flexibility for a range of professional AV and installed sound applications.
For audio output, the WP22DN provides two analogue channels from the Dante network, with each output available through both front-panel XLR connectors and rear-panel Euroblock terminals. This flexible connectivity makes it easy to integrate networked audio with local equipment, including amplifiers, mixers and commercial sound systems.
With its wall-panel design and Dante audio networking capabilities, the Ecler WP22DN is a practical solution for meeting rooms, conference facilities, hospitality venues and other installations requiring straightforward connectivity between analogue audio sources and a digital audio network.
Applications.
Retail // Education Corporate // Sports & Wellness // Hospitality
We like the Ecler WP22DN because it makes it much easier to bring local audio connections into a Dante network without needing separate interface equipment elsewhere. Having two mic/line inputs built into a wall panel is particularly useful for meeting rooms, classrooms and shared spaces where people need to connect microphones or other audio sources on the spot. We also like that it works in both directions, with two analogue outputs for audio coming back from the network. PoE keeps the installation tidy, too. For us, it’s a practical solution that gives system designers more flexibility over where audio enters and leaves a networked system.