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XPA U 1004 – Four Channel Low and High Impedance Amplifiers

Four Channel Low and High Impedance Amplifiers
100 Watts Per Channel

Key Features

  • 100 watts rms output power per channel at 8 ohms, 4 ohms, or 70/100V
  • ENERGY STAR® qualified amplifier
  • Auto standby saves energy
  • InstaWake™ exits auto-standby mode in under 100 milliseconds
  • Convection cooled, fanless operation – can be stacked without extra rack space for ventilation
  • Four channels in a 1U, half rack width enclosure – single and dual rack mount hardware included
FeatureXPA U 1004 / 70 V / 100 V
Output Power4 × 100 W RMS per channel at 4 Ω, 8 Ω, or 70/100 V
Bridged Mode (SB variant)2 × 200 W outputs using bridged channel pairs
Frequency Response20–20,000 Hz ±1 dB
THD + Noise≤ 0.1 % at 1 kHz, 3 dB below clipping
Signal‑to‑Noise Ratio~100 dB (unweighted)
Damping Factor>100 (8 Ω); >100@50 Ω (70 V); >100@100 Ω (100 V)
High-Pass Filter80 Hz, 12 dB/oct selectable (70/100‑V models only)
Control Port3.5 mm captive screw; contact closure for standby/mute; high-pass disable (70/100V)
Idle / Standby Power~7.2–7.3 W idle; < 1 W standby (< 0.6 W)
Power at 1/8 Load~64–69 W (varies by voltage and load)
Cooling / EnclosureFanless convection; UL 2043 plenum rated with kit
CertificationsENERGY STAR®, UL, CE, RoHS, FCC Class B, UL 2043

The Extron XPA U 1004 is a high-density, four-channel Class D amplifier that delivers 100 W RMS per channel into 4 Ω, 8 Ω or high‑impedance (70 V / 100 V) speaker systems. Housed in a compact half-rack, 1U convection-cooled, plenum-rated enclosure, it's designed for high-efficiency installations where rack space and ventilation are limited. It features Extron’s patented CDRS™ (Class D Ripple Suppression) for improved audio fidelity and low radio-frequency emissions, along with ultra-low inrush current, defeatable auto-standby, InstaWake™ (< 100 ms), and power factor correctionThe XPA U 1004‑SB variant offers switchable bridged outputs, allowing you to combine two channels into a single 200 W output, usable in either low or high impedance modes—ideal for extra power flexibility