PFC Power Factor Correction Explained
PFC Power Factor Correction corrects the incoming AC power by synchronizing the AC voltage to the line current to reduce energy consumption and heat, which produces substantially more power from the same AC input. PFC is beneficial because it provides exceptional headroom with lower power requirements than amps with a traditional power supply, and makes the amplifier suitable for use with a generator. CARVIN AUDIO's LT Series amplifiers include PFC Power Factor Correction, which is internationally recognized as the foremost self-regulating power supply for high-end amplifiers. Watch the video to learn more about Power Factor Correction.
LT Series lightweight power amplifiers provide pure amplification of the original source to extreme levels, covering all frequencies without added color. Each model features single space 1U frames, are 2 ohms capable. The LT Series models available are the LT2000 2010W 2 Channel, the LT5800 5760W 2 Channel, and the LT5204 5150W 4 Channel.
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