SS6 and SS4 Speaker Selector
Installation Instructions
Adding Speaker Volume Controls
We recommend that you connect all your speakers to
Protecting the Amplifier
The speaker selector includes a Protection switch located underneath the selector, on the right side. To protect your receiver or amplifier Sonance strongly recommends that you leave the Protection switch engaged at all times. Always operate your receiver or amplifier within its rated power range and within the power range of the speaker selector.
•To ENGAGE the Protection circuit, slide the red switch towards the back of the selector.
•To DISENGAGE the Protection circuit, slide the red switch towards the front of the selector.
Important: Turning the protection switch OFF allows greater power to your speakers, but may damage your receiver/amplifier.
Automatic Internal Fuse
The SS6 and SS4 have an internal fuse that will disconnect all of the speakers if the current draw through the unit exceeds a safe level. After the current draw returns to a safe level the fuse will automatically reset and
Important: If the speaker selector continually turns the speakers OFF and ON, one or more of the following unsafe conditions exists in the audio system:
•The amplifier’s volume is set too high.
•The amplifier’s power output exceeds the Maximum Amplifier Power ratings as described in the Specifications section below.
•There is a
To ensure safety, correct any and all of these conditions before operating the audio system again.
Specifications:
Power Handling:
Maximum Amplifier Power with Protection circuit ENGAGED and ALL pairs of speakers operating: 40 watts RMS per channel
Max i mum Amplifier Power with Protection circuit NOT engaged and ONE (1) pair of speakers operating: 120 watts RMS per channel
Protection Circuitry: | Resistive |
Switch Type: | |
Frequency Response: | 20Hz – 20kHz |
Dimensions (W x H x D): | SS6 — 11¼” x 2” x 7” (286mm x 51mm x 178mm) |
| SS4 — 8½” x 2” x 7” (216mm x 51mm x 178mm) |
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