We live in an electrically noisy soup, permeated by all manner of potential interference. The ‘household’ mains distribution blocks and extensions often used for audio/AV systems can actually contribute to performance degradation, offering little in the way of shielding, and typically incorporating noisy neon power indicators, fuse holders and low-grade wiring/bus-bars which are all points of weakness. The Eos 2.5 is a robust, no-nonsense screened power extension block designed and built to deliver unimpeded power to audio system components.
NB. Cables shown for illustration only, power blocks are supplied without power cables.
The Eos Modular 2.5 block is housed in an elegant aluminium chassis, internally wired with 2.5mm² copper conductors, ensuring unimpeded power transmission between individual sockets with minimal resistive losses.
Housed in a highly conductive aluminium chassis, each socket is optimised for low contact resistance and minimal resistive losses.
When used in conjunction with Eos dd, Eos 4dd or Eos Superior screened mains cables, significant RFI screening is achieved.
Rubber studs or conical spikes provide an additional level of mechanical isolation or coupling, with an integral wall mounting option.
An integrated direct ground drain path* for screened interconnects and cables featuring our Grun Coherent Earth system reduces the system noise floor still further, typically removing the digital ‘glare’ which is a typical symptom of RFI/EMI noise degrading the audio signal.
The Eos Modular 2.5 block performs optimally as part of a complete Eos Power Management System, in which the most important cable is the one between mains socket and distribution block – eg, an Eos 4dd for the block, and perhaps amplifier, and Eos dd cables for other components.
For a more detailed technical analysis of our power products, please refer to this white paper from our Technical Library.
Dimensions: 440mm (L) x 120mm (H) x 60mm (W).
* THE CAPTIVE GROUND BINDING POST SHOULD ONLY BE USED TO TERMINATE ATLAS GRUN CABLES.
