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XPA U 358 – Eight Channel Low and High Impedance Amplifiers

Eight Channel Low and High Impedance Amplifiers
35 Watts Per Channel

Key Features

  • 35 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
  • Eight channels in a 1U, half rack width enclosure – rack mount hardware included
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Specification Value / Description
Power Output (each channel) 35 W RMS into 8 Ω or 4 Ω; or 35 W into 70 V / 100 V (depending on variant)
Channels 8 independent channels
Idle Power ≈ 8.8 W
Standby Power < 1 W (typically ~0.6 W)
Power Draw at 1/8 Load (All Channels) ≈ 65.6 W (efficiency ~67%)
SNR / THD+N ~100 dB SNR; THD+N ≤ 0.1%
Damping Factor >100 @ 8 Ω (and respective HV loads)
Cooling / Enclosure Fanless convection; half-rack 1U; plenum rated with adapter
Control Interface Captive-screw contact closure port for standby/mute; rear recessed gain knobs
Certifications ENERGY STAR®, UL, CE, RoHS, FCC Class B; UL 2043 plenum-rated
Dimensions / Weight Approx. half-rack 1U (~1.1 kg)
Protection Features Clip limiter, over-temp, over-current/DC, and short-circuit protection

The Extron XPA U 358 is a high-density, eight-channel amplifier housed in a compact 1U half-rack, convection-cooled, fanless chassis. Each channel delivers 35 W RMS into 8 Ω or 4 Ω, and the high-voltage variants (XPA U 358‑70V and 358‑100V) provide 35 W per channel into 70 V or 100 V speaker lines. The unit is ENERGY STAR® certified, offering ultra-efficient Class D amplification with CDRS™ (Class D Ripple Suppression), power factor correction, and minimal inrush current for simultaneous power-on without sequencing. Additionally, features like defeatable auto-standby, InstaWake™ (<100 ms) wake-up, and plenum-rated installation make it an ideal rack-mounted amplifier for large zone installations or commercial deployments