EDCOR Electronics Corporation
SP-LL-T - Balanced line level audio splitter.
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Design
These audio splitters use high quality low noise components to deliver broadcast and recording quality sound.
Continuous Quality Sound
Each unit is a designed passive splitter that can be used to operate continuously without degradation of sound.
Balanced Line Input
This is a balanced 600 Ohms line level inputs. The connectors are 3 pin screw Eurostyle connector.
Balanced Line Output
Each unit has two balanced 600 Ohms line level output. The connector is a 3 pin screw Eurostyle connector. This output is ideal for telephone lines. signal processors, amplifiers, or any other units that have a balanced line input.
Enclosure
The enclosure is a rugged black ABS plastic molded box for a clean look.
Surface Mounting
The unit is designed for surface mounting with the use of four screws or with double back tape (not provided). See dimensional drawing.
Specifications
| Input Maximum Voltage | 5Vrms |
| Input | Line Level |
| Input Impedance |
600 Ω |
| Output | Dual Line Level |
| Output Impedance |
600 Ω |
| Turns Ratio | 1:1:1 |
| Winding Configuration | Tri-filer Winding |
| Frequency Response | 20~20K Hz., <1dBu |
| THD+Noise | <0.05% @ 1K Hz. |
| Frequency Response/THD+Noise Plot | SP-LL-T |
| Enclosure | ABS Plastic Molded Box |
| Termination | Eurostyle connectors |
| Mounting |
Surface Mounted |
| Weight | 0.75 lbs. |
| Compliance | RoHS & REACH |
| User Manual | SP Series |
| Dimensional Drawing | 12000-SPT0-03 |
Please note that some specification values are calculation and may vary from the actual values
⚠ WARNING ⚠
These electronic components are designed exclusively for indoor or enclosed environments. It is crucial to keep them away from water and moisture to prevent damage. Transformers can generate hazardous voltages and currents, so technical electrical expertise is essential for safe use.
