Atlas Sound T112 – TitanONE Smart Power Amplifier Mainframe

What is the Atlas Sound T112?

The Atlas Sound T112 is a modular power amplifier mainframe built for mass notification, life safety, and campus-wide paging systems that need centralized, networked amplification. It holds up to seven TitanONE amplifier cards (sold separately), providing twelve main channels of amplification plus two backup channels for redundancy in a single rack-mount chassis. The T112 is the central hardware of AtlasIED's GLOBALCOM enterprise communication ecosystem and is ETL listed to UL 2572 and UL 864/1711 for fire and life safety installations.

How does the Atlas Sound T112 work?

The T112 is a networkable smart mainframe offering IEDNet+ IP-based system control and digital audio transport via Dante or CobraNet, depending on the amplifier cards installed. Any combination of T302, T602, or T1202 amplifier cards can be inserted into any of the seven slots without configuration, and a T2LD line driver card can be substituted in place of an amplifier card to drive self-powered speaker arrays or mixed line-level loads alongside conventional 70V/100V distributed speakers. Each channel carries a full library of DSP filter options, and the mainframe integrates AtlasIED's SystemAssured supervision to continuously monitor for faults across every connected channel. AlwaysHEAR technology automatically adjusts output levels in real time based on ambient noise analysis, keeping paging and alert audio intelligible as background noise in a space changes. Dual 1GB network ports provide primary and backup network connections, and the mainframe supports a Power-Save Mode that switches off amplifiers not actively needed for an emergency message, extending battery or backup power supply runtime during a mains outage. For integrators standardizing on GLOBALCOM for a campus or facility-wide mass notification deployment, the T112 is the platform every TitanONE amplifier card, line driver, and backup switch in this line is designed around.

What are the key features of the Atlas Sound T112?

• Modular 12-channel capacity — Up to seven TitanONE cards deliver twelve main amplification channels plus two backup channels for redundancy.
• Dante and CobraNet networking — IEDNet+ IP-based control with digital audio transport over Dante or CobraNet, depending on installed cards.
• SystemAssured supervision — Continuous fault monitoring and reporting across every channel for 24/7 unattended operation.
• AlwaysHEAR automatic level control — Ambient noise analysis automatically adjusts output so announcements stay intelligible as room noise changes.
• Life safety listed — ETL recognized to UL 2572, UL 864, and UL 1711 for fire alarm and mass notification system integration.
• Power-Save Mode — Switches off amplifiers not needed for an emergency message via contact closure or network command, extending backup power runtime.
• Dual redundant network ports — Primary and backup 1GB Ethernet connections for network resilience.
• Line driver compatible — Accepts a T2LD line driver card in any slot to drive self-powered speaker arrays alongside conventional distributed speakers.

Where is the Atlas Sound T112 typically used?

• Government space
• Commercial meeting space
• Multi-purpose room
• Broadcast studio
• Auditorium

Technical Specifications

Specifications sourced from AtlasIED's own product documentation. Amplifier cards, line driver cards, and mounting accessories are sold separately — see the Atlas Sound collection for compatible TitanONE cards.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to buy amplifier cards separately?
Yes. The T112 is the mainframe only; TitanONE T302, T602, and T1202 amplifier cards (in 70.7V or 100V versions) are sold separately and inserted into the mainframe's card slots as needed for the project.

Can the T112 drive both distributed speakers and self-powered speaker arrays?
Yes. A T2LD line driver card can be installed in any card slot alongside TitanONE amplifier cards, so the same mainframe can drive conventional 70V/100V speakers and provide line-level output for self-powered arrays simultaneously.

Is the T112 suitable for a fire alarm or life safety system?
Yes. It is ETL recognized to UL 2572, UL 864, and UL 1711, the standards referenced for fire alarm and mass notification system integration, and includes a Power-Save Mode specifically for emergency backup power scenarios.

What warranty does the T112 carry?
AtlasIED provides a 36-month warranty from date of purchase.

Does Creation Networks provide design and installation for GLOBALCOM systems?
Yes. Creation Networks designs, installs, and commissions GLOBALCOM mass notification and paging systems nationwide, in addition to supplying the hardware. See the full Atlas Sound collection for compatible amplifier cards and accessories.