60W 12V/24V DC Power Supply with 2.5A Output - Reliable Supervised Power Adapter for CCTV Cameras, Security Systems & Electronic Devices | Indoor & Outdoor Use
$44.02
$80.04
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60W 12V/24V DC Power Supply with 2.5A Output - Reliable Supervised Power Adapter for CCTV Cameras, Security Systems & Electronic Devices | Indoor & Outdoor Use
$44.02
$80.04
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Power Supply 12/24Vdc @ 2.5A Supervised, Type Power Supply/Charger Board, Material Phenolic or Fiberglass, Length 7.00 In, Width 4.00 In, Height 1.50 In, Input Voltage 12VAC to 28VAC, Voltage OUTPut 12VDC or 24VDC, OUTPut Current 2.5A Amps, Input Frequency 60 Hz, Includes Battery Leads, Tape
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I used this to add a 12 volt lead-acid battery to a homemade burglar alarm panel. The 2 supervision relays work as intended, but with one caveat: the battery is not truly supervised. It will not annunciate if the battery is low or disconnected under normal ac power conditions. It only indicates a low battery after it's already running on battery power (i.e., during a power outage). That's probably why it's not UL listed for fire alarm applications, and that's also why I only gave it 4 stars. If you're looking for a similar board that truly supervises and self-tests the battery, you might try ELK PRODUCTS ELKP212S SUPERVISED REMOTE POWER SUPPLY 12VDC instead, but for 3x the price. I'm fine with using this on a simple burglar panel since I can manually test the battery every few years. Bottom line: it seems like a robust circuit board, was affordable and worked well for my project. I'd consider using it again on my security cameras and access control, just not on anything life-safety. Mine has been in use for about 1 month.
