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Intelix AVO-A2-WP110

Installation Manual

Introduction

The Intelix AVO-A2-WP110 wallplate balun transmits two mono or

one stereo analog audio signal over standard unshielded twisted pair

cabling, such as Cat 5 or Cat 6. Used in pairs or with a compatible

Intelix balun, the AVO-A2-WP110 transmits analog audio in either

direction up to 2,500 feet and is ideal for corporate A/V, churches,

schools, auditoriums, and almost any other situation involving audio

distribution.

The AVO-A2-WP110 features two female RCA connectors on the

front and a 110 punch-down termination on the rear. The unit includes

a 110 termination tool.

The Intelix AvoCat Series of baluns is the ideal solution for sending

audio and video over structured cabling. When signal quality

matters, choose Intelix.

Summary of content (4 pages)

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Intelix AVO-A2-WP110 Installation Manual Introduction The Intelix AVO-A2-WP110 wallplate balun transmits two mono or one stereo analog audio signal over standard unshielded twisted pair cabling, such as Cat 5 or Cat 6. Used in pairs or with a compatible Intelix balun, the AVO-A2-WP110 transmits analog audio in either direction up to 2,500 feet and is ideal for corporate A/V, churches, schools, auditoriums, and almost any other situation involving audio distribution.
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Installation Caution: Do not attempt to disassemble or alter the balun housing. There are no user-serviceable parts inside the unit. Doing so will void your warranty. To install the Intelix AVO-A2-WP110 balun, perform the following steps: 1. Turn off power and disconnect the audio equipment by following the manufacturer’s instructions. 2. Make certain that outlets and cross connects to which you will connect the AVOA2-WP110 are configured properly and labeled correctly to identify the point-topoint circuit.
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Exposing Individual Twisted Pairs There is no single method when exposing the four individual pairs in twisted pair cabling; however, it does help to have a cable stripping tool designed to strip the cable jacket/insulation. Begin by stripping back the cable’s outer jacket/insulation about an inch (or more depending on whether multiple baluns will be connected to the pairs of a single cable) so that the internal wires are exposed.
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Technical Specifications Maximum Distance Bandwidth Impedance Isolation Nominal Level Insertion Loss Common Mode Rejection Connectors Temperature Enclosure Faceplate Color Dimensions Shipping Weight Ordering Information Included Accessories Warranty 2,500 feet 20 Hz to 20 kHz 600 ohms, unbalanced 500 V 1.