Sound Spekers RMS vs Peak vs AES vs Watts

 Sound system operating 

RMS (Root mean Square) Power 

The average power a speaker 🔊 🔊 🔊 can handle over time distortion 

Or

Damage 

RMS Power is a better indicator of a speaker's 

True power & performance then peak power 

RMS 100W Speakers 🔊 🔊 🔊 

It's means 200 Watts speakers 🔊 🔊 🔊 

Speaker 🔊 100W RMS or Watts

Finding RMS Power & Watts power 

Calculation maths formula 

RMS  to Watts

1.4*100. = 140 W

Watts to RMS 

100*0.707  = 70W

Any power amplifiers or PA amplifier 

Having RMS Power 

Watts power 

Ahuja 250 SSA PA amplifier 

300W RMS Max., 

250W RMS at 10% THD

220W RMS at 5% THD,

200W RMS at 2% THD

Peak Power 

The peak power handling is the highest power level that a speaker or a subwoofer can handle in a short burst without blowing. The same holds for amplifiers as the absolute highest amount of power they can put out before failing or without resulting in distortion.

AES Power

 The AES continuous power-rating describes the average amount of power a speaker can handle over a long period

Watts