Altronix Maximal75K3 Access Power Controller with Power Supply Chargers, 16 Fused Relay Outputs, BC800 Enclosure

Designed for enterprise-grade access control, the Altronix Maximal75K3 Access Power Controller delivers centralized, dependable power and control for up to 16 doors and associated security peripherals. This Altronix access power controller provides sixteen independently fused relay outputs and selectable 12VDC/24VDC outputs, supplying up to 9.6A to drive mag locks, electric strikes, magnetic door holders and auxiliary devices without additional converters. The unit’s configurable fail-safe / fail-secure outputs plus a built-in FACP interface ensure emergency egress and alarm monitoring are handled cleanly and compliantly.

Technicians and integrators will appreciate the BC800 enclosure, NDAA compliance, and support for three 12V/12AH batteries to maintain operation during power loss. Whether you’re upgrading an office, healthcare facility, campus or government installation, the Maximal75K3 streamlines installation, reduces service calls and integrates seamlessly with security, surveillance and monitoring systems. Choose the Maximal75K3 to simplify power distribution, improve system reliability and accelerate deployment — contact your distributor or add it to your next access control design today.

• Centralized, reliable power management for access control systems, reducing field wiring complexity and simplifying maintenance
• Sixteen independently controlled, fuse-protected relay outputs that support fail-safe or fail-secure devices for flexible door hardware configurations
• Dual voltage support (12VDC / 24VDC) with 9.6A total output to power mag locks, electric strikes and auxiliary devices without additional converters
• Built-in FACP interface for emergency egress and alarm monitoring to meet safety and code requirements
• Battery backup support for three 12V/12AH batteries and NDAA compliance for secure, long-term installations
• Robust enclosure (BC800) and RoHS compliance for professional deployments in commercial, institutional and government environments