







A road-worthy digital network audio receiver, the DiNET DAN-RX2 from Radial Engineering is capable of converting 2 channels of digital audio to analog, allowing routing to any location from a Dante or AES67 compliant network.It features balanced XLR outputs that include a ground lift, and a separate headphone amp with its own level control is included for local testing or personal monitoring. The integrated RJ45 network connection provides compatibility with Neutrik etherCON connector carriers, preventing accidental disconnection and protecting cable terminations. Additionally, it includes redundant powering that's available for use during critical applications, simultaneously employing both the included external power supply together with Power over Ethernet (PoE). The DAN-RX2 is rack-mountable aboard standard 19" equipment racks with the optional SA series rack-mount adapter kit (sold separately).FeaturesStereo analog output device for Dante networksBalanced XLR outputs for connection at mic or line levelBuilt-in headphone amplifier for personal monitoring24-bit/96 kHz digital to analog conversionCompliant to AES67 specificationsSpecificationsAudio Circuit Type: High-current balanced active output device# of Channels: 2Frequency Response: 20 Hz to 20 kHzDynamic Range: >100 dBGain: +18 dBu max @ 0 dBFSTotal Harmonic Distortion: 0.007% @ -6 dBFSBit Depth: 24-bitSample Rate: 44.1 / 48 / 88.2 / 96 kHzInput Connector: RJ45 Ethernet with locking etherCON (Dante, AES67 signal)Output Connectors: 2 x XLR male, 1 x 1/8" TRS, 2 x 1/4" TRSOutput Impedance: 150 ΩChannel Noise: -108 dBChannel Separation: >75 dBPower Connection: 15VDC 400mA adapter included, and/or PoEPower Consumption: 1.25WPower over Ethernet (PoE): Class 1 IEEE 802.3afConstruction: 14-gauge steelFinish: Durable powder coatConditions: For use in dry locations only, 5-40°CDimensions: 2" x 6" x 4.5" Radial Engineering DiNET DAN-RX2 2-Channel Dante/AES67 Network Receiver.
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Details:A road-worthy digital network audio receiver, the DiNET DAN-RX2 from Radial Engineering is capable of converting 2 channels of digital audio to analog, allowing routing to any location from a Dante or AES67 compliant network.It features balanced XLR outputs that include a ground lift, and a separate headphone amp with its own level control is included for local testing or personal monitoring. The integrated RJ45 network connection provides compatibility with Neutrik etherCON connector carriers, preventing accidental disconnection and protecting cable terminations. Additionally, it includes redundant powering that's available for use during critical applications, simultaneously employing both the included external power supply together with Power over Ethernet (PoE). The DAN-RX2 is rack-mountable aboard standard 19" equipment racks with the optional SA series rack-mount adapter kit (sold separately).FeaturesStereo analog output device for Dante networksBalanced XLR outputs for connection at mic or line levelBuilt-in headphone amplifier for personal monitoring24-bit/96 kHz digital to analog conversionCompliant to AES67 specificationsSpecificationsAudio Circuit Type: High-current balanced active output device# of Channels: 2Frequency Response: 20 Hz to 20 kHzDynamic Range: >100 dBGain: +18 dBu max @ 0 dBFSTotal Harmonic Distortion: 0.007% @ -6 dBFSBit Depth: 24-bitSample Rate: 44.1 / 48 / 88.2 / 96 kHzInput Connector: RJ45 Ethernet with locking etherCON (Dante, AES67 signal)Output Connectors: 2 x XLR male, 1 x 1/8" TRS, 2 x 1/4" TRSOutput Impedance: 150 ΩChannel Noise: -108 dBChannel Separation: >75 dBPower Connection: 15VDC 400mA adapter included, and/or PoEPower Consumption: 1.25WPower over Ethernet (PoE): Class 1 IEEE 802.3afConstruction: 14-gauge steelFinish: Durable powder coatConditions: For use in dry locations only, 5-40°CDimensions: 2" x 6" x 4.5" Radial Engineering DiNET DAN-RX2 2-Channel Dante/AES67 Network Receiver.
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A road-worthy digital network audio receiver, the DiNET DAN-RX2 from Radial Engineering is capable of converting 2 channels of digital audio to analog, allowing routing to any location from a Dante or AES67 compliant network.It features balanced XLR outputs that include a ground lift, and a separate headphone amp with its own level control is included for local testing or personal monitoring. The integrated RJ45 network connection provides compatibility with Neutrik etherCON connector carriers, preventing accidental disconnection and protecting cable terminations. Additionally, it includes redundant powering that's available for use during critical applications, simultaneously employing both the included external power supply together with Power over Ethernet (PoE). The DAN-RX2 is rack-mountable aboard standard 19" equipment racks with the optional SA series rack-mount adapter kit (sold separately).FeaturesStereo analog output device for Dante networksBalanced XLR outputs for connection at mic or line levelBuilt-in headphone amplifier for personal monitoring24-bit/96 kHz digital to analog conversionCompliant to AES67 specificationsSpecificationsAudio Circuit Type: High-current balanced active output device# of Channels: 2Frequency Response: 20 Hz to 20 kHzDynamic Range: >100 dBGain: +18 dBu max @ 0 dBFSTotal Harmonic Distortion: 0.007% @ -6 dBFSBit Depth: 24-bitSample Rate: 44.1 / 48 / 88.2 / 96 kHzInput Connector: RJ45 Ethernet with locking etherCON (Dante, AES67 signal)Output Connectors: 2 x XLR male, 1 x 1/8" TRS, 2 x 1/4" TRSOutput Impedance: 150 ΩChannel Noise: -108 dBChannel Separation: >75 dBPower Connection: 15VDC 400mA adapter included, and/or PoEPower Consumption: 1.25WPower over Ethernet (PoE): Class 1 IEEE 802.3afConstruction: 14-gauge steelFinish: Durable powder coatConditions: For use in dry locations only, 5-40°CDimensions: 2" x 6" x 4.5" Radial Engineering DiNET DAN-RX2 2-Channel Dante/AES67 Network Receiver.
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