Fire-Lite ECC-125DA — 125 watt distributed (remote) audio amplifier for the ECC-50/100 Emergency Command Center, 120 VAC.
It amplifies the audio message for distribution through a facility where more audio power is needed, and installs near the protected area to cut speaker circuit wiring. The amplifier wires to the data bus and audio riser of the ECC-50/100 console and has its own power supply and battery charger, all supervised by the console for trouble conditions.
Specifications
| Model |
ECC-125DA |
| Speaker power |
125 W at 25 Vrms |
| Speaker circuits |
4 supervised, Class A (Style Z) or Class B (Style Y); 8 with ECC-CE4 |
| Primary power |
120 VAC, 60 Hz, 2200 mA max |
| Battery charging |
Lead acid, 7 to 35 AH |
| System capacity |
Up to 8 distributed amplifiers, 1100 W total |
| Cabinet |
16 in. W x 26.25 in. H x 4.125 in. D |
| Shipping weight |
24.3 lb |
| Certifications |
UL 2572 and UL 864 |
Installation notes
- Compatible only with the ECC-50/100(E) Emergency Command Center.
- Surface or flush mount; an optional TR-CE trim ring is available.
- The cabinet holds batteries up to 18 AH; use a BB-26 or BB-55F battery box for larger batteries.
- Setup is done through the web-based programming utility on the ECC-50/100.
Related models
- ECC-50DA is the 50 W version, field selectable for 25 or 70.7 Vrms.
- ECC-50BDA adds backup amplifier power and eight onboard speaker circuits.
- ECC-125DAE is the 240 VAC, 50 Hz export version.
Documents
FAQ
Can the ECC-125DA drive 70 V speakers?
No. The data sheet rates the ECC-125DA at 125 W primary at 25 Vrms. The ECC-50DA and ECC-50BDA are the field-selectable 25 or 70.7 Vrms models.
Which panels does it work with?
Only the ECC-50/100(E) Emergency Command Center, wired to its data bus and audio riser.
How many can be added to one system?
Up to eight distributed amplifiers in any combination, for a total of 1100 W and up to 24 speaker circuit outputs.
What batteries does it take?
The built-in charger supports lead acid batteries from 7 to 35 AH. The cabinet holds up to 18 AH; larger batteries go in a BB-26 or BB-55F box.
