Power
- $64.99SKU: TL100
Bogen TL100 Plug-in Transformer
- Provides balanced, isolated, 1:1
- Transformer connections terminated in a keyed nine-pin miniature plug
- Compact, plug-in design
- Internal mumetal shielding
$64.99Low Price Guarantee - $28.07SKU: DPS1
Altronix DPS1 Single Class 2 Output Linear Power Supply Charger, Includes ST3 for DIN Rail Mounting
- 6VDC or 12VDC output use TP1640 or 24VDC output use T2428100
- 6VDC, 12VDC or 24VDC selectable output
- Filtered and electronically regulated output
- Short circuit and thermal overload protection
- Built-in charger for sealed lead acid or gel type batteries
$28.07Low Price Guarantee - $19.50SKU: AVA-PAW-12VDH1000MA
Avycon AVA-PAW-12VDH1000MA 12VDC, 1 Amp, Individual Power Adapter, AC100-240V Free Voltage
- 12VDC, 1 Amp
- Individual power adapter
- AC100-240V free voltage
$19.50Low Price Guarantee - $16.77SKU: WDADP-1AMP
Weldex WDADP-1AMP 12 Volt AC Regulated Adapter
- 12V Volt AC Regulated Adapter
- 12V DC output
- 1AMP
$16.77Low Price Guarantee - $176.40SKU: DTK-DF120S1
Ditek DTK-DF120S1 Deflector SPD 120V/20A SGL
- Protects 120VAC Single Phase Critical Loads
- Audible alarm sounds when protection is compromised or protection module is removed
- Rapid-Replacement modules for ease of installation
- Dry contacts for remote notification when service is required
- UL1283 EMI/RFI noise filtering ensures clean power for connected equipment
$176.40Low Price Guarantee - $125.00SKU: XDT-12
Securitron XDT-12 Exit Delay Timer, 12VDC
- Meets all code requirements including the BOCA 30 second relock function
- Nuisance delay and release times are digitally set using precise DIP switches
- Three 5A SPDT relays for interface capabilities
- External switches such as time clock scan put the XDT into different modes when delayed exit is not desired at all times
$125.00Low Price Guarantee - $80.40SKU: DTK-DF120M
Ditek DTK-DF120M Deflector Replaceable 120V Module
- 120V Protection
- Approved for 20A circuits
- Small footprint provides ease of installation and rapid replacement
$80.40Low Price Guarantee - $66.92SKU: NetWay1P
Altronix NetWay1P Single Port PoE Injector for Standard Network Infrastructure
- Port status LED
- PoE manual shutdown (For UL 60950-1 applications only)
- Auto detection and protection of legacy non-PoE cameras/devices
- Operating temperature: 0° C to 49° C ambient
- 11 BTU/Hr
$66.92Low Price Guarantee - $3,002.57SKU: SMX2000LVNC
APC SMX2000LVNC Smart-UPS X 2000VA Rack/Tower LCD 100-127V with Network Card
- Provides actual kilowatt hours of usage for energy conscious users
- Reduces or eliminates bulky transformers resulting in lighter units for ease of handling
- Reduces utility costs, generates less heat
- Allows additional run time to be quickly added as needed
- Provides management of the UPS via a serial port
$3,002.57Low Price Guarantee
Power Supply Frequently Asked Questions
What is a power supply for surveillance cameras?
A power supply for surveillance cameras is a device that provides the necessary electrical power to operate the cameras. It converts the electrical voltage from a wall outlet to the specific voltage required by the cameras, ensuring they function correctly and consistently.
How do I choose the right power supply for my surveillance system?
To choose the right power supply, consider the voltage and current requirements of your surveillance cameras. Check the specifications to ensure compatibility. Additionally, factor in the number of cameras you will be connecting to the power supply to ensure it can handle the total load.
What is the difference between a standard power supply and a UPS for surveillance systems?
A standard power supply provides continuous power to surveillance cameras, while an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) offers backup power during outages. A UPS ensures that cameras remain operational during power failures, providing added security and preventing data loss.
Can I use a power supply with multiple cameras?
Yes, you can use a power supply with multiple cameras, provided it has enough power output to support the total current draw of all connected cameras. It is essential to check the power supply's specifications and the cameras' requirements to ensure proper functionality.
What should I do if my surveillance camera is not getting power?
If your surveillance camera is not getting power, first check the power supply connections to ensure they are secure. Verify that the power supply is functioning correctly and providing the required voltage. If issues persist, consider inspecting the camera for faults or refer to the manufacturer’s warranty page for further assistance.
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