RCF HDL 35-AS OWNER MANUAL

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HDL 26-A

The RCF HDL26-A is an ultra-compact bi-amped 2-way active touring system for small and medium-sized events, both

indoors and outdoors. Because of the advanced transducers’ design and the 2000W Class-D ampliﬁer, among the best

in its class, it is capable of extended bottom end and a pristine sound for a wide range of applications, alone or in a line-

array conﬁguration. It features two 6-inch woofers and an impressive 3-inch titanium compression driver. The proprietary

4PATH waveguide and the impressive 3-inch titanium compression driver create a precise coverage of 100 x 10 degrees

and constant directivity without break up or attenuation. Following the HDL 30-A philosophy, the HDL 26-A shares

the RDNet management network, the composite material cabinet, the zero-degree phase, and ultra-linear amplitude

response. The symmetrical design of the cabinet delivers identical left and right coverage producing excellent playback

clarity up to 133 decibel SPL max.

THE HDL 35-AS

The HDL 35-AS is the ideal ﬂyable bass complement for the HDL 26-A array system. It features a baltic birch plywood

cabinet housing one 4.0” voice coil, 15” Neodymium woofer to handle frequencies from 40 Hz to 140 Hz with the

maximum linearity and lowest distortion. The built-in 2200 watt class-D ampliﬁer delivers excellent playback clarity and

up to 134 decibels SPL max. Due to its RDNet compatibility, the HDL 35-AS is part of the professional HDL System.

POWER REQUIREMENTS AND SET-UP

WARNING

• The system is designed to operate in hostile and demanding situations. Nevertheless it is important to take

extremely care of the AC power supply and set up a proper power distribution.

• The system is designed to be GROUNDED. Always use a grounded connection.

• PowerCon appliance coupler is a AC mains power disconnection device and must be readily accessible during and

after the installation.

CURRENT

The following are the long term and peak current requirement for each HDL 26-A module:

The total current requirement is obtained multiplying the single current requirement by the number of modules. To obtain the best

performances make sure that the total burst current requirement of the system doesn’t create a signiﬁcant voltage drop on the

cables.

GROUNDING

Make sure that all the system is properly grounded. All the grounding points shall be connected to the same ground

node. This will improve reducing hums in the audio system.

VOLTAGE LONG TERM

230 Volt 3.15 A

115 Volt 6.3 A

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RCF HDL 35-AS Active Flyable Subwoofer Module