Wharfedale MP 1200 Power Notice for Safety, Application, Description, Operating, Class 2 Wiring

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POWER AMPLIFIER

PLEASE READ IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THE AMPLIFIERS! SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

To reduce the risk of electric shock the user should not remove the cover. All operating and safety instructions should be fillowed. The unit should be kept clear of water, fluids and moisture and not be operated in damp conditions. The unit should be operated in a well ventilated environment. The unit should be kept away from excessive heat sources such as radiators and if racked with other power amplifiers there should be a free air flow to vent out the heat produced check with (dealer). The unit must only be connected to a power supply as shown on the rear of the unit with the IEC cable (or similar) provided with precaution taken to make sure that the grounding (earthing) or prolarisation is in place and not in defeat mode (ie. earth disconnected). The power cord must be situated or routed so as not to be walked upon or pinched or objects placed upon it with special attention to the area where the power cable enters the unit. the power cable should be disconnected during prolonged non usage. The user should not attempt to service the unit or do anything to the unit except those things described in this manual. For service and repair your dealer should be contacted. This unit complies with the relevant safety regulations.

POWER NOTICE FOR SAFETY

All british and european countries have a nominal 230v mains power supply which in practice is between 220V and 240V. In the USA the main power supply is nominally 115V and in Japan 100V. This unit is factory set to the correct voltage and this can be checked by looking at the label on the rear panel near the power cable. If the unit is to be used in a country other than that it was shipped to consult your dealer. The unit is suitable for use with mains frequencies of 50-60Hz. As there are no user serviceable components inside the amplifier, and high voltages are present, DO NOT remove the covers! Be sure to make all audio connections to the amplifier before connecting to the mains supply. Do not disconnect the amplifier from the grounded equipment with the mains connector still plugged into the mains supply. Important warning! This Unit Must Be Grounded, Do not Disconnect the Ground Connection! Any sound system should be connected to ground at one point only. If there is more than one connection to earth, a GROUND LOOP can be formed, which allows mains hum to enter the circuitry, sometimes at a high level. If hum occurs in the system consult your dealer.

APPLICATION

The new Mp range of power amplifiers from Wharfedale is designed to give musicians, club owners and DJ's the performance, reliability and sound quality they require.

DESCRIPTION

The MP series consists of two models, the Mp1200, Mp1800. These power amplifiers are designed for standard 19" (482mm) rack mounting. They have power supplies with substantial heavy high current transformers threrefore each model requires rear rack support to prevent stress on the front panel. These amplifiers are housed in steel casing suitable for racking in professional flight cases.

OPERATING

Before switching on the power amplifier ensure that ALL audio inputs are connected, ALL speaker cables are securely connected, ALL volume controls on the front panel are fully off and that the mains connections are safely and fully off and that the mains connections are safely and securely connected at the supply and amplifier unit.

CLASS 2 WIRING

Class 2 wiring for all terminals provided the audio output power exceeds 10W per channel under normal operating conditions or the apparatus is intended to be installed or interconnected in the field by a skilled person.

MP 1200/1800 2

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Contents MP 1200 / 1800 Power Amplifier Unpacking Wharfedale Pro Limited WarrantyWharfedale Pro MP Series of Professional Power Amplifiers This warranty is only valid providingDescription Power Notice for SafetyClass 2 Wiring ApplicationRear Panel Front PanelAC Inlet FansOutputs InputsFrequency Response SpecificationsUnbalanced system Output Short Circuit