Adams Rite Access Control Power products
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- $413.00SKU: PS-EXIT
Adams Rite PS-EXIT Power Supply for Exit Devices
- Delivers regulated and filtered clean power for increased performance
- Power and control up to two MLR or LR exit devices in single or dual input operations
- Operating mode: single or double swinging doors
- Exclusively designed for Adams Rite 8000/3000 Exit Devices with MLR or LR option
- Designed to power applications where access control and accessibility is required and high performance is expected
$413.00Low Price Guarantee - $209.07SKU: AR-PS-1
Adams Rite AR-PS-1 Standard Power Supply with Integrated Battery Backup
- Input Power: 110 VAC, 60 Hz, 0.5A
- Primary Fuse: 800 mA, 5 x 20MM
- Battery Fuse: 2 Amps, 5 x 20MM
- Cabinet measures: 12-1/8" x 4" x 12-1/8"
- Battery are not included
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Access Control Power Products Frequently Asked Questions
What are access control power products?
Access control power products are devices that provide the necessary power and management for access control systems. These products include power supplies, controllers, and battery backups designed to ensure that access control systems operate reliably and efficiently.
How do I choose the right power supply for my access control system?
To choose the right power supply, consider the voltage and current requirements of your access control devices. Ensure the power supply can handle the total load and has features like short circuit protection and battery backup capabilities for reliability during power outages.
What is the importance of battery backup in access control systems?
Battery backup is crucial for maintaining access control functionality during power outages. It ensures that doors remain secure and accessible when the main power is lost, preventing unauthorized access and maintaining safety and security for your property.
Can I use multiple battery packs in my access control system?
Yes, many access control systems support multiple battery packs for extended power supply and redundancy. This setup can provide additional runtime during outages and ensure that your system remains operational even if one battery fails.
What features should I look for in an access power controller?
When selecting an access power controller, look for features such as multiple output options, built-in battery chargers, and protection against short circuits and thermal overloads. Additionally, ensure it supports the voltage and current requirements of your access control devices for optimal performance.



