New Altronix Power Supply Charger Solves a Common Access Control Installation Challenge

Dual Output Power Supply Charger Provides a Host of Features

  • Oct 26, 2017

Altronix now offers model OLS120D2X Power Supply/Charger. This unit is designed to provide installers with the versatility of deploying access control devices with different voltages using a single power source. In addition to saving valuable space, the OLS120D2X provides substantial reductions in labor and equipment costs by eliminating the need to install additional power supplies.

“We initially designed the OLS120D2 Power Supply/Charger board to meet the requirement of a large international airport access control system,” said Alan Forman, President, Altronix Corporation. “We decided to make this product available as a standard catalog item to our channel partners as we believed it would be beneficial to other integrators.”

The OLS120D2X Power Supply/Charger comes with an enclosure that accommodates up to two 12VDC 7AH batteries. The unit features a universal 115/230VAC input, provides 24VDC rated at 3A and 12VDC rated at 1A over separate outputs simultaneously. A full 4A of power is available when using only one output. Additional features include integral battery charging, short circuit and thermal overload protection, and AC fail and low battery supervision. The product is also available in a board only version (model OLS120D2).

The OLS120D2X Power Supply/Charger is ideal for a wide range of access control and security systems applications incorporating magnetic locks, strikes and request-to-exit devices.

Manufactured in the U.S.A., the OLS120D2 Power Supply/Charger carries a lifetime warranty.

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