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Ecler WPaH-AT40

MSRP.

£100.92 + VAT

Trade price.

Manufacturer Code.

CWPAHAT40

Key Features.

  • 70/100V Line Attenuator: Designed for commercial sound systems using 70V or 100V loudspeaker lines, allowing users to adjust audio levels locally from a wall-mounted control panel.

  • 40W Maximum Power: Supports installations with a maximum output power of 40W, making it suitable for smaller distributed audio systems.

  • 24V DC Priority Relay: Includes an integrated 24V DC priority relay that bypasses the attenuator when activated, allowing priority announcements or emergency messages to override the local volume setting.

  • Convenient Wall-Mounted Control: Provides straightforward local volume adjustment for background music and public address systems in commercial environments.

Description.

The Ecler WPaH-AT40 is a 70/100V line attenuator designed for commercial sound systems and public address (PA) installations, providing convenient volume control for high-impedance loudspeaker lines. With a maximum output power of 40W, it is suitable for a range of background music and voice announcement applications.


An integrated 24 V DC priority relay allows priority audio signals to take precedence, making the WPaH-AT40 a practical choice for installations where announcements need to override background music.


Part of Ecler's WPa series of remote control wall panels, the WPaH-AT40 combines practical functionality with a modern, discreet design developed in collaboration with Italdesign Giugiaro. It is supplied with a surface-mount installation box measuring 86 x 86 x 38mm, making it straightforward to install in commercial audio systems.

Applications.

Retail // Education Corporate // Sports & Wellness // Hospitality

We think the Ecler WPaH-AT40 is a good example of a simple control that can make a real difference to a public address system. It lets people adjust the volume in their own area without affecting the rest of the installation, which is useful in places such as shops, restaurants, schools and leisure venues. What we particularly like is the built-in priority relay, which allows an emergency or priority announcement to bypass the volume setting when needed. For us, that’s an important practical detail: everyday listening levels can be adjusted locally, while important announcements still get through when they need to.

What do we think.

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