Eaton A130-DNT-DEC Dante 2-Channel Analog Audio Decoder with PoE, 328' (100m), PCM 2.0 44.1kHz/48kHz/96kHz Up to 24-Bit, TAA-Compliant

Optimize your security, surveillance and paging systems with the Eaton A130-DNT-DEC Dante 2-Channel Analog Audio Decoder, a Pro Audio Processor built for reliable networked audio delivery. Designed for integrators and IT teams, this decoder converts Dante streams to two high-quality analog outputs, enabling clear voice announcements, background music distribution, or recorded audio playback across IP-enabled monitoring deployments. With Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) support, installation is faster and cleaner—no separate power run required—while the 100 m (328 ft) Ethernet reach ensures flexible device placement in server rooms, control centers, and large facilities. Audio fidelity is preserved with PCM 2.0 support at 44.1/48/96 kHz and up to 24-bit resolution, improving intelligibility for security and emergency communications. TAA compliance makes the unit suitable for a wide range of public sector projects and regulated procurement. The Eaton Pro Audio Processor integrates seamlessly with Dante networks and third-party AV-over-IP systems to simplify deployment and maintenance. Add the A130-DNT-DEC to your next surveillance, paging, or monitoring project for dependable, high-quality network audio—contact our team to discuss integration and ordering.

• Simplifies networked audio distribution with Dante compatibility, enabling easy integration into IP-based security and paging systems
• Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) support reduces cabling and speeds installation for faster deployment in surveillance and monitoring environments
• Delivers high-resolution audio (PCM 2.0: 44.1/48/96 kHz, up to 24-bit) for clear voice intelligibility and accurate audio reproduction
• Two independent analog outputs provide flexible routing for zoned paging, background music, or localized announcement playback
• TAA-compliant design and reliable 100 m (328 ft) Ethernet reach make it suited for commercial and government installations