250 VCA

captainK -  
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Hello, I have a device that shows 250VAC next to 230V - 50Hz? What does this measurement mean?
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(julien) Posted messages 2114 Status Membre 199
 
VAC means either the voltage is direct or alternating

however, if it is connected to the mains, VAC means alternating

sorry, I can't remember how to differentiate them
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sam
 
VAC = alternating current voltage :)
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captainK
 
2x350W rms @ 8ohms, 2x700W max (in the manual) > consumption 1100Watts / 230V, 50Hz, 250VAC, 5A (on the back of the panel)
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Anonymous user
 
What is the class of the amplifier?
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Anonymous user
 
Class AB:
It works like a Class A, being very faithful but mainly used in low power amplifications requiring precision and low noise (preamps, CD players, etc.) (increased conduction time of the transistors) and switches to Class B operation using 2 transistors in "push-pull": one to handle the positive half-cycle and the other the negative half-cycle of the signal. It has the advantage of heating much less.
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captainK
 
No, VAC is not watts, because I have an amplifier of 250VAC at 5 Amperes that consumes 1100 watts. I think it's more about the voltage range. But I've never really looked into it.
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Anonymous user
 
Your amplifier cannot consume 1100W MAX with 250VAC 5A....... what kind of amp do you have, model and brand??
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captainK
 
but it still intrigues me. however, I know that VA stands for VOLT AMPERE.
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captainK
 
Ah, I knew it was the voltage beach, but I wanted to be sure, and Iasca, the brand of my amp, is CROWN.
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Anonymous user
 
So it's a sound amplification system... definitely max Watts or peak Watts, it actually depends on the range or series, etc.
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captainK
 
Classe AB.
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