Wuzhi 2.0 Stereo Bluetooth Speaker Power Plate Audio Receiver Module(ZK-502H)
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Wuzhi 2.0 Stereo Bluetooth Speaker Power Plate Audio Receiver Module(ZK-502H)
1. Audio input: Bluetooth + AUX + U disk + computer USB sound card (plug and play)
2. Adapter power supply: DC 9-24V (high voltage is recommended for high power)
3. Output power: 50Wx2
4. Adapted speaker: 10-100W, 4/8 ohm
5. Number of channels: Left and right dual channels (stereo)
6. Bluetooth version: 5.0
7. Transmission distance: More than 15 meters, no obstruction
8. Bluetooth name: Wuzhi Audio
9. Protection mechanism: Overvoltage, undervoltage, overheating, DC detection, short circuit protection
10. Power supply voltage:
- 12V: 8 ohms/12W+12W, 4 ohms/20W+20W
- 15V: 8 ohms/18W+18W, 4 ohms/30W+30W
- 19V: 8 ohms/32W+32W, 4 ohms/40W+40W
- 24V: 8 ohms/38W+38W, 4 ohms/50W+50W
11. Size: About 6x6x1.8 cm
12. Weight: About 68g
13. Reminder: There will be enough output power only when the audio input is enough and the power supply/current is enough. the higher the power supply voltage, the higher the relative power, and speakers with different impedances will have different output powers. in the case of sufficient voltage and current, the larger the horn ohms, the smaller the relative sound power