BOSE / FreeSpace IZA250-LZ Power Amplifier

This low-impedance power amplifier for installations offers the triple threat of compactness, simple operation, and high sound quality. It features a microphone input as well as an AUX input, and delivers ample volume with 50W x 2 output. It's recommended for a variety of installation applications, including in-store background music and announcements in commercial facilities. System expansion is easy when combined with the ZA-250LZ expansion power amplifier.

■Premium Sound Quality
A dedicated EQ is built in to optimally drive FS2C/SE and FS4C/SE speakers. The compact body uses a highly reliable digital amplifier and features Automatic Dynamic Equalization, which maintains optimal sound balance at all volume levels. Paired with FS2C/SE and FS4C/SE speakers, it delivers simple yet superior sound.

■Easy Operation
In addition to input switching and master volume, the front panel is equipped with an AUX input and Mic/Line input (priority) for connecting external devices such as portable audio players and PCs. All operations required for daily operation can be performed from the front panel. Amplifier Power: 2 x 50W @ 4Ω, 2 x 25W @ 8Ω
Frequency Response: 40 Hz - 20 kHz (+0/-3 dB, @1W reference 1 kHz)
Total Harmonic Distortion: Less than 0.3% (at rated output)
Channel Separation (Crosstalk): Less than -60 dB (below rated output, 1 kHz)
Dynamic Range: 88 dB
Power Supply Voltage (±10%): 100V AC 50/60 Hz
Power Consumption: 105W (max), 15W (no signal)
Maximum Inrush Current: 13.9 A (230V/50 Hz), 7.6 A (120V/60 Hz)
Protection: High temperature, Short
Rack Size: 1U half rack
Cooling Method: Natural air cooling
Operating Temperature Range: 0°C to 40°C

External Dimensions: 214 (W) x 45 (H) x 310 (D) mm
Weight: 2 kg
Gross Weight: 3 kg

*In version 2, the speaker EQ has been changed from DS16, DS40, and HPF to FS2C/SE, FS4C/SE, and FLAT. When using the DS16 or DS40, use FLAT. However, the successor to the DS16 is the FS2C/SE, and the successor to the DS40 is the FS4C/SE, so you can still use either. Please use whichever you prefer.