Altronix eFLow Power Supply and Chargers Offer New Features

Altronix eFLow Power Supply and Chargers Offer New Features

  • Apr 10, 2013

Altronix eFLow Power Supply and Chargers Offer New FeaturesAltronix is showcasing several new models in its innovative series of eFlow Power Supply/Chargers here at ISC West. The eFlow Series is available in a variety of models with a wide range of power ratings, along with an extensive complement of intelligent features that operate with security, fire and access control systems.

“eFlow takes power supply/chargers to a new level of versatility and efficiency for a comprehensive range of security systems,” said Alan Forman, president, Altronix. “We will continue to expand the eFlow Power Supply/Chargers Series with new models that deliver even more functionality for demanding applications.”

eFlow Power Supply/Chargers provide one main power output and one additional aux Class 2 rated power-limited output at 12VDC or 24VDC in a wide range of power ratings. The units feature supervised fire alarm disconnect, over voltage protection, and low power shutdown to protect stand-by batteries from deep discharge. Units also feature a power LED indicator which is visible on the enclosure door for instant status verification.

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