ZK-1001U Bluetooth 5.3 Mono Amplifier HiFi Stereo with TWS & Boost Circuit, 100W Output, Mini Audio Amplifier for Home and Outdoor DIY Speakers, USB/AUX/BT Input, DC 9-24V ZK-1001U
ZK-1001U Bluetooth 5.3 Mono Amplifier HiFi Stereo with TWS & Boost Circuit, 100W Output, Mini Audio Amplifier for Home and Outdoor DIY Speakers, USB/AUX/BT Input, DC 9-24V
Mono 100W Bluetooth Amplifier Board Module with Boost Circuit and Treble/Bass Control Model:ZK-1001U Chip:TPA3116D2 Bluetooth Version: 5.3 Bluetooth Transmission Distance:15M Support Bluetooth + AUX + USB Flash Drive + USB Sound Card Mono 100W DC 9-24V, Max. 4A (AC not allowed) Suitable for 7.4V, 12V and 21V batteries; Not suitable for 24V 20-100W, 3-8Ω master volume control with buttons play/pause · Next track · Activate/disable TWS mode · Power on/off Input protection: reverse polarity, over polarity. overcurrent, overcurrent, Short circuit, ESD protection. Supports YSAudio: rename Bluetooth device, set password, set notification volume, alerts enable/disable sleep sounds, etc. The pairing function allows true wireless operation where two speakers form a left/right stereo pair.
Product Features
- High-performance amplifier with 100W mono output and Bluetooth 5.3 for clear, powerful sound - ideal for connecting a passive speaker (20-100W, 3-8)
- Flexible Bluetooth Amplifier for Speakers with Integrated Boost Circuit, Automatically Adjusts Input Voltage (9V/15V) to Stable 19V or 24V Perfect for Mobile Outdoor Use with Batteries
- Create a HiFi stereo system with the amplifier Bluetooth TWS BOX Function: Two ZK-1001U mono amplifiers can be wirelessly paired to achieve true stereo left/right channel sound
- Versatile amplifier with Bluetooth 5.3 for wireless connection (up to 15 m range), AUX, USB stick and USB sound card as input sources - low latency and AAC decoding for synchronised enjoyment
- Precise hifi amplifier with bass and treble control, powered by the TPA3116D2 chip for ultra-low distortion (<0.3%) and high resolution sound quality that adapts to your musical preferences