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Installation and Connections
Observe the following precautions when choosing a location for your Emotiva IPS-1:
1) Protect it from prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and other direct sources of heat, such as heating
1) Protect it from prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and other direct sources of heat, such as heating
vents and radiators.
2) Do not expose the unit to rain or moisture. If fluid or a foreign object should enter the unit, immediately
turn off the power and contact your Emotiva Dealer.
3) Avoid excessive exposure to extreme cold or dust.
4) Do not place heavy objects on top of the unit.
5) If you need to clean the front surface, first turn off the power and then use a soft dry cloth, rubbing with
4) Do not place heavy objects on top of the unit.
5) If you need to clean the front surface, first turn off the power and then use a soft dry cloth, rubbing with
the grain. Be careful not to scratch the display window.
AC Power Considerations
Ensure that the unit is plugged into an outlet capable of supplying the correct voltage and current
specified for your model. Remember to account for the electrical power that other components will
require if they share a common wall socket or electrical circuit. The majority of household electrical
sockets in places other than the kitchen and garage are 15 amperes maximum. Most DVD players
and other source components are fairly low current items. When all seven amplifier channels are
connected to speakers, the Emotiva IPS-1 requires a minimum of 15 amperes @ 120 volts or 8 am-
peres @ 230 volts. It should be sufficient to allow the other devices such as preamplifiers and A/V
source units to share a wall socket, but power amplifiers such as the IPS-1 and a video display (big
screen TV or video projector) should be provided a SEPARATE electrical connection on a SEPARATE
circuit. As the IPS-1 has a minimum requirement that consumes one entire circuit, please use a sec-
ond (separate) electrical connection for other devices. DO NOT plug the IPS-1 into a power strip or
extension cord unless the device is specifically designed and rated for high current use.
specified for your model. Remember to account for the electrical power that other components will
require if they share a common wall socket or electrical circuit. The majority of household electrical
sockets in places other than the kitchen and garage are 15 amperes maximum. Most DVD players
and other source components are fairly low current items. When all seven amplifier channels are
connected to speakers, the Emotiva IPS-1 requires a minimum of 15 amperes @ 120 volts or 8 am-
peres @ 230 volts. It should be sufficient to allow the other devices such as preamplifiers and A/V
source units to share a wall socket, but power amplifiers such as the IPS-1 and a video display (big
screen TV or video projector) should be provided a SEPARATE electrical connection on a SEPARATE
circuit. As the IPS-1 has a minimum requirement that consumes one entire circuit, please use a sec-
ond (separate) electrical connection for other devices. DO NOT plug the IPS-1 into a power strip or
extension cord unless the device is specifically designed and rated for high current use.
Refer to your preamplifier, A/V source component(s), and video display owner’s manuals to learn
the power requirements so you can safely plan your electrical power requirements for your home
entertainment system.
the power requirements so you can safely plan your electrical power requirements for your home
entertainment system.
Input Connection Considerations
Whenever possible, keep preamp level audio cables away from electrical power cords by at least a
few inches. It’s more important with amplifiers as the AC power cords are carrying much more cur-
rent than other source and preamplifier components, which means there is a larger degree of noise
or “hum” potential with the amplifier power cord proximity.
few inches. It’s more important with amplifiers as the AC power cords are carrying much more cur-
rent than other source and preamplifier components, which means there is a larger degree of noise
or “hum” potential with the amplifier power cord proximity.