Power supplies
Power supplies for access control devices are crucial components of security systems that provide stable and adequate electrical power for various devices such as card readers, electric locks, control panels, cameras, and others. These power supplies must be reliable and efficient to ensure that access control systems can operate smoothly 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
=LONG= Access Control Power Supply - What Is It?
An access control power supply is an electrical device that converts voltage from the mains (usually AC - alternating current) to low voltage DC (direct current) required for the operation of access control systems. They are often equipped with additional protective features such as surge protection, voltage filtering, and stabilization.
How Does It Work?
First, there is the so-called voltage conversion. The power supply receives standard mains voltage (e.g., 110-240V AC) and converts it into lower DC voltage, which is safe and suitable for electronic access control devices. The converted voltage is then supplied to connected devices such as electromagnetic locks, card readers, alarm systems, etc. These power supplies often include voltage and current regulating and stabilizing circuits to ensure continuous, stable operation of connected devices regardless of fluctuations in the power supply network.
Application of Access Control Power Supply
Access control power supplies are used in various environments, from commercial buildings and government institutions to industrial facilities, where security and continuous access are critical. They can successfully be used to provide power to devices such as access control readers, electronic door handles, electronic and electromagnetic door locks, time recorders, intercoms, alarms, and so on.
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- Napięcie wyjściowe: DC 12V 3A
- Input voltage: AC 110V ~ 250V
- Input frequency: 50Hz ~ 60Hz
- Output contact: exit control access control, electric lock, release button
- Time delay adjustment: 0 ~15 sec
€38.87
- Input voltage: AC100-240V
- Output voltage: DC12V
- Output current: 3A
- Time delay adjustment: 1~10 s
€29.67
- Input voltage: AC100-240V
- Output voltage: DC12V
- Output current: 5A
- Time delay adjustment: 1~10 s
€31.97
- Input voltage: AC110-240V
- Output voltage: DC12V
- Output current: 5A
- Time delay adjustment: 1~15 s
€34.27
Power supplies for access control devices are crucial components of security systems that provide stable and adequate electrical power for various devices such as card readers, electric locks, control panels, cameras, and others. These power supplies must be reliable and efficient to ensure that access control systems can operate smoothly 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
=LONG= Access Control Power Supply - What Is It?
An access control power supply is an electrical device that converts voltage from the mains (usually AC - alternating current) to low voltage DC (direct current) required for the operation of access control systems. They are often equipped with additional protective features such as surge protection, voltage filtering, and stabilization.
How Does It Work?
First, there is the so-called voltage conversion. The power supply receives standard mains voltage (e.g., 110-240V AC) and converts it into lower DC voltage, which is safe and suitable for electronic access control devices. The converted voltage is then supplied to connected devices such as electromagnetic locks, card readers, alarm systems, etc. These power supplies often include voltage and current regulating and stabilizing circuits to ensure continuous, stable operation of connected devices regardless of fluctuations in the power supply network.
Application of Access Control Power Supply
Access control power supplies are used in various environments, from commercial buildings and government institutions to industrial facilities, where security and continuous access are critical. They can successfully be used to provide power to devices such as access control readers, electronic door handles, electronic and electromagnetic door locks, time recorders, intercoms, alarms, and so on.
