Syn 6 amp draw

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  • gride
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    • Jun 2007
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    Syn 6 amp draw

    I looked in the manual and didn't see it. My guess as 120amps?
  • EarmarkMarine
    Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
    • Mar 2008
    • 699

    • Dallas, TX


    #2
    Fusing is for protection if something catastrophic happens. If you load the Syn6 down to its lowest permissable impedance and push it to full output then I would expect no more than 70 amps of continuous/average draw given the transient nature of most music. Fusing is slow blow so your draw can exceed the fusing for a short duration.

    David
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    • EarmarkMarine
      Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
      • Mar 2008
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      • Dallas, TX


      #3
      If your concern is strictly protection, rather than normal draw for calculating amp/hours, then a master fuse or breaker should be equal to the collective fusing found in the end cap of the SYN6 chassis.

      David
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      • gride
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        • Jun 2007
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        • 05' 210 team

        #4
        I'm redoing my system. 1/0 power/ground with a stinger spd5203 fuse holder. I was trying to figure out fuse size. Amp 1 is 46amps,amp 2 is 28amps.

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