Simplex 4100-1314 is a 100 W analog primary amplifier with its own power supply for 4100ES emergency voice/alarm communication systems. This model has a 25 VRMS output and a 120 VAC, 60 Hz power supply input, and it is constant supervision compatible.
The amplifier includes six Class B audio notification appliance circuits. At 25 VRMS its NAC rating is 2 A (50 W), with up to 100 speakers per circuit. It is analog equipment, used with an analog audio controller such as the 4100-1210, and a backup 100 W amplifier can be added that uses the six Class B NACs of the primary amplifier.
Specifications
| Model |
4100-1314 primary amplifier |
| Output voltage |
25 VRMS |
| Power input |
120 VAC, 60 Hz |
| NAC rating |
2 A at 25 VRMS (50 W), 100 speakers maximum |
| Audio NACs |
6 Class B |
| Supervision |
Constant supervision compatible |
| System |
4100ES analog emergency voice/alarm |
Installation notes
- Use with an analog audio controller; analog controllers connect only to analog input amplifiers and risers
- The 4100-1315 is the 70.7 VRMS version of this primary amplifier
- Backup 100 W amplifiers use the six Class B NACs of the primary amplifier
- ULC models are separate part numbers with a low battery dropout circuit
Related models
- 4100-1315: 70.7 VRMS primary amplifier
- 4100-1313: Flex-50 50 W amplifier, 70.7 VRMS
- 4100-1210: analog audio controller board
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FAQ
What output voltage does the 4100-1314 use?
25 VRMS. The 4100-1315 is the same 100 W primary amplifier with a 70.7 VRMS output.
How many speaker circuits does it have?
Six Class B audio NACs, rated 2 A at 25 VRMS (50 W), up to 100 speakers.
Does it need a separate power supply?
No. It is a 100 W analog amplifier with its own power supply, fed from 120 VAC, 60 Hz.
Can a backup amplifier be added?
Yes. Simplex offers backup 100 W amplifiers that use the six Class B NACs of the primary amplifier.
