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  • HOLOPLOT recommends Amphenol HP series 25 AC power cables, rated at 25A, to provide AC power to Audio Modules.

  • The Audio Modules can operate safely and with no audio discontinuity when the AC voltage stays within a nominal range of 115 - 240 V at 50 or 60 Hz

  • Intelligent AC power supply automatically detects and selects the correct operating voltage

  • MD80-S requires power for the electronics package and subwoofer

Power connectors

  • The blue AC Power IN connector supplies power to the Audio Module.

  • The grey AC Power OUT connector allows two Audio Modules to be looped and powered from a single power source for operating voltages ≥ 208 V.

MD96

  • The Audio Module connector panel includes two Amphenol HP Series 25 connectors, one for AC Power IN (blue), and one for AC Power OUT (grey).

  • The 3-conductor Amphenol HP Series 25 is rated at 25 A and uses a locking connector that prevents accidental disconnections.

MD80-S

  • The power connectors on MD80-S are found at two locations: The electronics package and the loudspeaker cabinet.

  • The Audio Module connector panel includes two Amphenol HP Series 25 connectors, one for AC Power IN (blue), and one for AC Power OUT (grey). The 3-conductor Amphenol HP Series 25 is rated at 25 A and uses a locking connector that prevents accidental disconnections.

  • The blue AC Power IN connector supplies power to the Audio Module.

  • The grey AC Power OUT connector allows it to loop through to either the subwoofer Amplifier of the MD80-S or to another Audio Module for operating voltages≥ 208 V from a single power source.

Power connectors on loudspeaker cabinet

The connector panel on the MD80-S Loudspeaker Cabinet includes a single Amphenol HP Series 25 connector: an AC Power IN (blue) supplying power to the subwoofer amplifier Module.

Daisy chaining to sub module

Current draw

MD96

120 V AC
208 V AC
230 V AC

Standby

0.4 A rms

0.5 A rms

0.5 A rms

Idle

1.7 A rms

1.4 A rms

1.3 A rms

Max. Cont

5.3 A rms

3.1 A rms

2.8 A rms

Max. Short

12.6 A rms

6.9 A rms

6.3 A rms

MD80-S

Electronics package

120 V AC
208 V AC
230 V AC

Standby

0.4 A rms

0.5 A rms

0.5 A rms

Idle

1.7 A rms

1.4 A rms

1.3 A rms

Max. Cont

5.3 A rms

3.1 A rms

2.8 A rms

Max. Short

12.6 A rms

6.9 A rms

6.3 A rms

Subwoofer

120 V AC
208 V AC
230 V AC

Standby

0.2 A rms

0.4 A rms

0.1 A rms

Idle

0.6 A rms

1.5 A rms

0.5 A rms

Max. Cont

3.6 A rms

2.6 A rms

2.8 A rms

Max. Short

4.8 A rms

3.4 A rms

3.2 A rms

Combined

120 V AC
208 V AC
230 V AC

Standby

N/A

0.6 A rms

0.6 A rms

Idle

N/A

1.8 A rms

1.7 A rms

Max. Cont

N/A

4.8 A rms

4.5 A rms

Max. Short

N/A

8.2 A rms

3.2 A rms

Heat management and dissipation

X1 array

All power used by a loudspeaker system is eventually converted to heat dissipated by amplifiers and drivers.

Acoustic power is absorbed and converted to heat by air and acoustic materials

  • Electronics packages are actively cooled by 8 temperature-controlled fans.

  • The back of the Audio Module must have access to cool air

  • No seal from surrounding infrastructure

  • 100mm clearance required from the back of a module

When playing audio, heat is dissipated with a 60/40 front/back spread.

In Sleep and Idle modes, all heat is dissipated towards the back of the Audio Module.

X1 MD96

Power State
Direction
BTU/H
W

Sleep

Back

409

120

Idle

Back

1,024

300

Max Long Term Continuous

Front

1,331

390

Back

887

260

Total

2,218

650

X1 MD80-S

Power State
Direction
BTU/H
W

Sleep

Back

478

140

Idle

Back

1,365

400

Max Long Term Contimous

Front

2,129

624

Back

1,420

416

Total

3,549

1,040

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