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Operation Manual
Xs Series Power Amplifiers
page 14
4 Advanced Features 
and Options
NOTE: For detailed information about 
these Crown amplifier features, please 
consult the Crown Amplifier Application 
Guide
, available on the Crown website 
at www.crownaudio.com.
4.1 Protection Systems
Your Crown amplifier provides extensive pro-
tection and diagnostic capabilities, including 
output current limiting, microprocessor-con-
trolled DC protection, circuit breaker, and spe-
cial thermal protection for the unit’s 
transformers.
4.1.1 Output Current Limiting
Output Current Limiting circuitry protects the 
amplifier output stage from damage caused by 
short-circuit loads.
4.1.2 DC Protection
DC Protection disconnects the loudspeaker 
load in the event of an output DC offset exceed-
ing 2V. In such an event the yellow Fault LED 
will illuminate (see Figure 4.1) and the ampli-
fier channel will be muted. In the majority of 
cases, DC protection is indicative of a faulty 
amplifier channel, and will be accompanied by 
an illuminated Clip LED, even with no input 
connected and level controls set at minimum. If 
this is the case, contact your dealer or service 
center.
4.1.3 Circuit Breaker 
The high-voltage power supplies of your Crown 
amplifier are protected by a circuit breaker. The 
breaker rating varies depending on model and 
supply voltage as follows:
4.1.4 Thermal Protection
The Thermal Protection circuit will activate if 
the internal heatsink temperature exceeds 
proper operating temperatures (194 °F, 90 °C). 
When the heatsink temperature has fallen to a 
safe level, this protection circuit will automati-
cally be reset. Principle causes of thermal pro-
tection are: 
1) Inadequate ventilation of the equipment rack
2) Incorrect load impedance
3) Output cable short circuit
4) Blocked air vent
5) Heatsinks in need of cleaning
6) Cooling fan failure.
The cause of your amplifier’s thermal protection 
state should be determined and corrected as 
soon as possible. Without correction, the Ther-
mal Protection circuit will typically reactivate.
Table 2: Circuit-Breaker Amperage Ratings
120V
220V
240V
Xs1200
20A
15A
15A
Xs900
18A
12A
12A
Xs700
18A
12A
12A
Xs500
18A
12A
12A
Figure 4.1 
Fault Indicator