VM Audio SRA2200.1 Specifications download pdf (Page 4)

Mounting

• Mount the amplier on a at, secure surface.

• Investigate the layout of your automobile

thoroughly before drilling.

• Place the amplier in a location that allows air to

circulate around it to keep it cool.

• If possible, mount the amplier vertically for

proper heat dissipation.

• Avoid mounting the amplier upside-down as

this will not provide adequate ventilation for the

amplier.

• In order to prevent overheating, avoid covering

the amplier with carpet or enclosing it behind

the interior panels.

• If the amplier is installed in a tight area, it must

have at least a 1-inch air gap all around for

proper cooling.

Warning!

• Be aware of gas tanks, gas lines, hydraulic lines

and electrical wiring when drilling mounting holes

to prevent serious or life threatening injuries.

• Do not leave the amplier unmounted in order to

prevent the unit from ejecting like a projectile in

the unexpected event of an accident.

• Do not mount the amplier on top of wires or

metal surfaces in order to prevent electrical

short circuit or a re.

• Never mount the amplier in the engine

compartment.

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GETTING STARTED

Wiring

• Before you begin routing and connecting the

power wires, disconnect the negative ground

cable from the vehicle’s battery.

• Install and connect the highest possible wire

gauge the amplier’s terminal will accept (1/0

GAUGE) for both power cables (+12V and GND).

• Install an in-line fuse into the positive (+) wire 18

inches away from the car battery. It should be

the same rating as the amplier’s internal fuse(s)

• Route all power and speaker wires inside the

vehicle toward the amplier prior to mounting it.

• Avoid routing electrical wires where they are at

risk of getting pinched.

• Use rubber or plastic grommets to protect any

wires when routed through metal.

• Route the power cables through one side of

the vehicle while routing the RCA audio cables

through the other side.

• The ground connections should be as short as

possible and always be connected to chassis

metal. Chassis ground connection should be

clean, rust free, unpainted and as close to the

amplier as possible.

Warning!

• Disconnect the negative (-) battery terminal

before routing cables and wires to prevent

electrical shorts.

• Never route wires underneath the vehicle.

• Do not run wires through sharp edges.

• Always turn off amplier(s) before making any

type of connection.

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