Bogen Communications LLC, the N.J.-based company of commercial audio and voice communications technology, announced a new model to its TPU Series, the TPU600-G2 paging mixer-amp. Per the company, the TPU600-G2 is a high-powered, Class D amplifier designed for telephone paging applications. It features a new hardware design and boasts a small footprint and lightweight design with both wall-mount and rack-mount capabilities.
The TPU600-G2 is the latest addition to the company’s longstanding TPU Series. The new model also incorporates next-generation technologies and future-proof design concepts. These include a high-power, 600W Class D amplifier that provides higher efficiency amplification with traditional low-noise characteristics, decreased weight and lower heat dissipation.
Additionally, the TPU600-G2 includes Phoenix-style plug-in connectors for easy plug-and-play wiring and installation. Specific to the TPU600-G2, Bogen Communications is including a new, five-year warranty. This will provide customers with the same reliability in the legacy TPU Series.
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“The TPU600-G2 is the latest iteration of our TPU Series, a trusted solution for tens of thousands of implementations of various paging applications,” says Randall Lee, VP of marketing and product management at Bogen Communications.
Lee reiterates Bogen Communications’ commitment toward providing reliable solutions for the current commercial applications. He then adds that the TPU600-G2 extends the series’ power range up to 600 watts. Thus, it offers unique flexibility that “enables dealers and customers to build a simple solution to expand as their requirements continue to evolve.”
The new TPU600-G2 builds upon Bogen Communications’ technology and industry expertise. The TPU Series also provides voice-activated muting of music during paging. This eliminates the need for manual activation of switches and the use of external relays. The paging channel features automatic output leveling (ALC) as channel input varies, which is particularly important in telephone paging applications.
