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Dual-Channel, 600-Watt Commercial Amplifier

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The AtlasIED HPA602 is a dual-channel power amplifier delivering 300W per channel into 4Ω, 8Ω, 70.7V, or 100V loads.

Part number or model
HPA602
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AtlasIED HPA602

Specifications

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DESCRIPTION

DESCRIPTION
The AtlasIED High Power Amplifier “HPA” Series is designed for use in both commercial 70V/100V distributed systems and professional applications that require amplifiers to handle multiple impedance loads. The HPA is compact and lightweight in comparison to other models delivering similar power levels. The HPA Series features Generation II Class D Output topology that provides great efficiency with the sound quality of a Class AB amplifier. The power supply is a switch mode, global auto sensing design that maintains a stable output during fluctuating power conditions. The power supply and output stage collectively are designed to deliver exceptional dynamic high output voltage and current to virtually any speaker load. The HPA Series features front panel detente level controls with a security cover, remote turn on, balanced inputs, fault reporting and a rear panel accessory card slot for an optional Dante™ 2 or 4-channel digital audio interface. HPA Series amplifiers feature a unique output stage, low resistance direct coupled thermal transfer design that effectively maintains optimal temperature across all loads and output levels. HPA Series amplifiers are also energy efficient and meet Energy Star standards, drawing only 1W of power in standby mode. Whether the application is a large distributed constant voltage sound system or a high SPL sound reinforcement system, the AtlasIED HPA Series is the answer for high power/cost effective amplification needs.

FEATURES

FEATURES
4Ω, 8Ω, 70.7V, & 100V Operation Balanced Inputs Euro Block Phoenix Style Connector Accessory Card Slot for Optional Dante™ Digital Network Audio Card Short-Circuit, Temperature, and DC Offset Protection Auto Sensing 100V-240V~ AC Mains Power Supply Stepped Attenuators with Security Covers

SPECIFICATIONS

Power Output
70.7V 2 x 300W 100V 2 x 300W 8Ω 2 x 300W 4Ω 2 x 300W 2Ω NA 8Ω Bridged NA 1Ω RMS Power Output NA
Frequency Response
20Hz - 20kHz
THD
<0.05%
Channels
Two
Signal To Noise Ratio
>85dB
Connector Type
Terminal Block & Phoenix
Number Of Fans
1 - Variable Speed
BTU All Channels Driven AES
607 BTU (70.7V, 120VAC)
Max Current All Channels Driven Continuous
14.4A
Rack Units
2 RU
Height
3.5" (89mm)
Width
19" (483mm)
Depth
9.3" (236mm)
Weight
14.8 lbs. (6.7kg)
Finish
Black
Voltage Compatibility
Universal
Warranty Period
60 months from date of purchase

Source: atlasied.com, Product page, read Nov 1, 2026 UTC.

Size and weight

Inches and pounds, millimetres and kilograms

The product

WhatInches and poundsMillimetres and kilograms
DimensionsH3.5×W19×D9.3 inH89×W483×D236 mm
Weight14.8 lb6.7 kg

Figures in black are the maker’s. Figures in grey are converted by the wiki (1 in = 25.4 mm, 1 lb = 0.45359237 kg).

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References

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  1. atlasied.com, Product page, read Nov 1, 2026 UTC. Supports 19 specifications

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