Altronix AL400ULACMR Access Power Controller with Power Supply Charger, Fused Relay Outputs, 12/24VDC at 4A, FAI, 115VAC, Red BC400 Enclosure

Designed for commercial access control and security integrators, the Altronix AL400ULACMR access power controller delivers dependable, compact power management for up to eight doors. This Altronix power supply converts 115VAC to selectable 12V or 24V DC and supplies up to 4A total (4A at 12V) while offering eight independently controlled outputs to streamline device-level control. Built-in battery charging and AC/battery supervision provide uninterrupted operation for critical surveillance, monitoring and emergency egress applications. The unit’s FACP/FAI interface enables configurable fire alarm disconnects (latching or non-latching) and alarm reporting, and outputs can be set for fail-safe or fail-secure operation to meet site-specific safety requirements. Filtered, electronically regulated and fused outputs protect door hardware, maglocks, electric strikes and reader power supplies, lowering service calls and downtime. Packaged in a red BC400 enclosure and manufactured in the U.S., the AL400ULACMR is NDAA-compliant and ideal for schools, healthcare, commercial and government facilities. Enhance the reliability of your access control and surveillance systems—specify the AL400ULACMR for your next installation or contact sales for project support.

• Simplifies multi-door installations with eight independently controlled outputs, reducing wiring complexity and installation time
• Ensures continuous access control and surveillance operation with 12/24V DC outputs and a built-in battery charger for reliable backup power
• Protects connected devices and simplifies maintenance with fused, filtered and electronically regulated outputs
• Integrates with fire alarm (FACP/FAI) systems for emergency egress and alarm monitoring, supporting both fail-safe and fail-secure modes
• NDAA-compliant, indoor-rated solution in a secured BC400 enclosure for commercial security and monitoring deployments