lelisten TPA3116D2 Stereo Amplifier Board 2x50W 12V 24V
Dual-channel stereo amplifier board delivers 2x50W output using a TPA3116D2 chip and operates on 12V or 24V DC with built-in protection circuits
- Product typeAmplifiers
- Stereo sound from a single compact board
- 2×50 W output drives speakers with authority
- Wide DC 4.5–26 V input suits 12 V or 24 V supplies
- Built-in short-circuit, thermal and voltage protections prevent damage
- High-performance inductors and capacitors ensure clean amplification
Stereo amplifier for DIY speaker builds
This lelisten board uses the TPA3116D2 chip to deliver two channels at 50 W each. It accepts a DC supply from 4.5 V up to 26 V, with 24 V recommended for full output. Built-in reverse-connection protection guards the circuit during assembly.
Ideal for compact audio projects.
Hobbyists building bookshelf speakers, small home-theatre satellites or shop announcement systems will appreciate the simple two-channel layout and wide voltage range. Installers needing more than 50 W per channel or multi-zone distribution should look at larger amplifier modules.
50 W per channel into 4–8 Ω speakers
The rated 2x50 W output is the key figure for matching drivers and power supplies. Ensure your speakers fall within the 4–8 Ω range and that the chosen supply can deliver sufficient current at 12 V or 24 V.
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- Price $35.99
- Cheaper than about 65% of the 613 comparable items (median $56.99).
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Questions about this item
Will the 2x50W output hold up during long sessions without thermal shutdown?
The board includes thermal protection that activates if the chip overheats, so sustained full-power use may trigger a temporary shutdown until the TPA3116D2 cools.
How hot or noisy does the TPA3116D2 board get when powered at 24V all day?
The amplifier has no fan; heat rises from the chip and inductors during continuous operation, and audible noise depends on the speaker load and enclosure rather than the board itself.
What power supply do I need to run this stereo amplifier at its recommended voltage?
A DC source delivering 24V within the 4.5–26V range is recommended, with enough current headroom for two 50W channels and the board's reverse-connection protection.
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