Altronix Corp LINQ8ACMCB 8-output Access Power Controller

Product Description

The ALTRONIX CORP LINQ8ACMCB is an 8-output PTC-protected network access power controller designed for use in access control and security system installations. It provides individually fused power distribution across eight outputs, using positive temperature coefficient (PTC) resettable overcurrent protection on each channel. This eliminates the need for traditional fuses and reduces maintenance time in the field. The controller integrates with network-based access control systems, allowing centralized power management and monitoring. It is typically installed by licensed security or low-voltage electricians as part of a larger access control infrastructure.

The LINQ8ACMCB is suited for commercial access control applications where multiple door controllers, electric locks, request-to-exit devices, or card readers require independent, protected power feeds from a single source. Its network-managed architecture supports installers working on enterprise-grade or multi-door access deployments where remote power status visibility is required. The unit is housed in a cabinet-mount configuration, making it appropriate for rack or enclosure-based equipment rooms.

Key Features

• 8 individually PTC-protected power outputs for independent overcurrent protection per channel
• Network-accessible management interface for remote power monitoring and control
• Resettable PTC protection eliminates the need to replace fuses after fault events
• Cabinet-mount form factor suitable for structured wiring enclosures and equipment rooms
• Designed for integration with multi-door commercial access control systems

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style power controller for use in commercial network-based access control systems requiring multi-output distributed power with PTC overcurrent protection.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician familiar with access control power distribution requirements. Power down the entire access control panel and associated field devices before making any wiring connections. Follow all applicable NEC low-voltage wiring requirements and local AHJ guidelines. Do not exceed the rated output capacity of any individual channel.