Altronix Corp AL602ULADA Nac Power Supply 24VDC 6.5A

Product Description

The ALTRONIX CORP AL602ULADA is a 24 VDC notification appliance circuit (NAC) power supply rated at 6.5 amps, designed to power and supervise notification devices in fire alarm systems. It delivers dedicated, regulated 24 VDC output to drive horns, strobes, speakers, and other NAC-connected appliances where the main fire alarm control panel lacks sufficient current capacity. Licensed fire alarm technicians and low-voltage electricians install this unit as a supplemental or booster power source within compliant fire alarm system designs. The AL602ULADA carries UL listing, making it suitable for use in applications where listed equipment is required by the authority having jurisdiction.

This power supply is used in commercial and residential fire alarm installations where NAC output expansion is needed. It is well suited for retrofit projects where existing panels do not supply adequate current for larger notification zones, as well as new construction where the system design calls for a dedicated NAC power source. The unit ships as a single piece (sold individually) and falls within the fire surge protection category, indicating suitability for use in protected fire alarm circuit applications.

Key Features

• 24 VDC regulated output for NAC device compatibility
• 6.5 amp output capacity supports multiple notification appliances per circuit
• UL listed for use in fire alarm system installations
• Functions as a standalone or supplemental NAC power booster
• Designed for fire surge protection category applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and supplemental NAC power supply for use with fire alarm control panels requiring external 24 VDC notification appliance circuit power sources.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed fire alarm technician or low-voltage electrician in accordance with NFPA 72 and applicable local codes. Disconnect and lock out all power sources, including the main AC supply and any battery backup, before wiring or servicing the unit. Follow the manufacturer wiring diagram for proper supervision and end-of-line resistor placement on NAC circuits. The authority having jurisdiction may require an inspection before the system is returned to service.