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Max. Continuous Amperes
APL-10 / APL-12
APL-SB
Typical Program Conditions
100 / 120V AC
19.6 ARMS
14 ARMS (
OR LESS)
9.8 ARMS
7 ARMS (
OR LESS)
240V AC
(3) Current Requirements
All power amplifiers require sufficient current for proper operation and the
amplifiers designed into Apogee powered loudspeakers are no exception.
Chart #1 shows the required current for one APL-10, -12, or -SB at three
standard international working voltages (120, 240, & 100V AC). Because cur-
rent drain is ultimately a function of the program source, Chart #1 shows
both the theoretical maximum, and what can be expected under typical high-
level program conditions:
We recommend powering no more than one APL-10 or one APL-12 from a
single 20A, 120V AC circuit, and no more than two APL-10s or APL-12s from
a single 20A, 240V AC circuit, thereby allowing a margin for line loss and/or
lower than normal voltages.
For the APL-SB, we recommend powering no more than two units from a
single 20A, 120V AC circuit, and no more than four units from a single 20A,
240V AC circuit, thereby allowing a margin for line loss and/or lower than
normal voltages.
To determine the total current requirement for a system of powered loud-
speakers, simply add their Maximum Continuous RMS Currents together,
then calculate a safety margin of 25% or greater.
If special length AC cables are required for your powered speakers, they
should be constructed of durable, high-quality portable cordage such as S,
SO, or SJO type.
Chart 2 provides the basic guidelines of The National Electric Code for four
common gauges of copper wire related to permissible load in amperes.
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Chart 1
Max. Continuous Amperes
Typical Program Conditions
100 / 120V AC
9.8 ARMS
7 ARMS (
OR LESS)
4.9 ARMS
3.5 ARMS (OR LESS)
240V AC
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