Specs:

Alarm.com ADC-AC-FPV4 | Access Control DC Power Supply Board Only SPECIAL ORDER

FPV4 Terminal Output Ratings:

• DC OUT: 24V, Max Current**: 1.5A, Output can be switched by FAI Input on FPV4
  
• AUX OUT: 24V, Max Current**: 0.75A, Max Current includes current drawn by B100
  
  Parameter Rating
  
• Input Voltage 120 / 208 / 230VAC 50/60Hz
  
• Input Current (max) 1.80 Amps
  
• Main Output 4 Amps 12V | 3 Amps 24V
  
• Aux Output 1.5A Class II Power Limited
  
• Maximum Charge Current 1 Amp
  
• Low Power Disconnect at 70% of battery voltage
  
• System BTU/Hr 34 (12V) | 41 (24V)
  
• Operating Temperature-4 to +122F (-20 to +50C)
  
• Efficiency 83% 120VAC 60Hz In, Full Load
  
• Dimensions / Weight 6.0L" x 4.0W" x 2.5H" | 1.50 lbs
  

Features:

• 120/230VAC input cut jumper for 230VAC
  
• Built in Fire Alarm disconnect on a per output basis
  
• Low battery cutoff protects batteries from deep discharge
  
• Dedicated fast charger prolongs battery life
  
• Outsmart Bicolor output LED (12V/Green, 24V/Blue)
  
• Locksafe tight regulation provides longterm lock protection
  
• Dual outputs main and auxiliary rated 1.5A continuous
  
• Network ready with optional NetLink module –Monitor ac line voltage & other parameters in NetLink dashboard –Remote test batteries
  
• Lifetime Warranty –LifeSafety Power's quality commitmentt
  

Overview:

The FPV4 power supply converts AC primary power to 24VDC for charging the battery set and powering the B100, locking device(s), and 24V auxiliary devices. The B100 is powered from the FPV4 Auxiliary terminals and steps the 24V down to 12V to power the ADC-AC-LP1501 controller, reader(s), and any 12V auxiliary devices.

The battery set is charged by the red/black harness on the bottom edge of the FPV4. The battery set MUST be two 12V batteries in series for a 24V battery set. Observe polarity or damage to the system will occur.

Positive lock power is prewired to the ADC-AC-LP1501 lock relay terminal 1C. The lock positive should be wired to the NC (Fail Safe) or NO (Fail Secure) terminal as appropriate. The lock negative should be wired directly to the FPV4 DC OUT (-) terminal to minimize noise and surges in the system.

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