XTI always ON
Started by Piero, Jul 17 2011 08:36 AM
5 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 17 July 2011 - 08:36 AM
How much time (hours or days...) can be left on an XTI amplifier without any input signal and in perfect cooling conditions without deteriorating itself ? In other words, how much time can be left on (under power on) an electronic audio equippment so that it does not reduce its own life duration? I mean amps...mixers consolles ...etc...
#2
Posted 18 July 2011 - 02:04 PM
The amps are designed to be left on, because in many applications this is what happens. So, no issue with leaving them on.
#4
Posted 18 August 2011 - 12:14 PM
I understand your concern, but I have a Crown Power Base 2 that has been installed in my aircraft hangar for music and paging since 1998. I take it apart and blow the dust out every year or so (continuous fan on this model), but except for that hour it is apart, it runs continuously 24/7 for over a decade powering some Community XLT-47's
I just picked up a new XTI4002 to run my srx728s subwoofer in my home theater, and was extremely disappointed to see it's not made in USA like the XTI2000's I have running the system now. I had another chinese crown xls that was nothing but problems and repair bills until the day I tossed it in the scrap metal pile. Hopefully the xti4002 can take the heat. fingers crossed.
I just picked up a new XTI4002 to run my srx728s subwoofer in my home theater, and was extremely disappointed to see it's not made in USA like the XTI2000's I have running the system now. I had another chinese crown xls that was nothing but problems and repair bills until the day I tossed it in the scrap metal pile. Hopefully the xti4002 can take the heat. fingers crossed.
#5
Posted 19 August 2011 - 09:29 PM
I understand your concern, but I have a Crown Power Base 2 that has been installed in my aircraft hangar for music and paging since 1998.
I know of a place that had of a couple racks of Altec amps that stayed on for about 30 years, before they dismantled the whole setup. I have 3 Brystons amps in my home theater that have stayed on 24/24 since I bought them used from eBay 10 years ago.
It's the turning ON/OFF that kills electronic and computer imho!
#6
Posted 24 August 2011 - 01:00 AM
I understand your concern, but I have a Crown Power Base 2 that has been installed in my aircraft hangar for music and paging since 1998. I take it apart and blow the dust out every year or so (continuous fan on this model), but except for that hour it is apart, it runs continuously 24/7 for over a decade powering some Community XLT-47's
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