Altronix Corp T1RHW3F4 Access Power Supply 4-door

Product Description

The ALTRONIX CORP T1RHW3F4 is an access power supply designed for rack-mounted, 4-door access control systems. It provides centralized power distribution to support door hardware, locking devices, and control panel components in a single enclosure. This unit is intended for installation by licensed low-voltage and security system technicians working on commercial or multi-door access control deployments. The rack-mount form factor keeps wiring organized and allows for efficient use of space in equipment closets and server rooms.

The T1RHW3F4 is suited for 4-door access control installations requiring centralized power management. It is designed to work within integrated Altronix and Honeywell access control architectures, making it a practical fit for commercial buildings, institutional facilities, and multi-tenant environments where multiple door points require coordinated power supply. Installation typically occurs in telecommunications or IDF closets alongside access control panels and network equipment.

Key Features

• Rack-mount form factor supports organized, space-efficient installation in equipment enclosures
• Supports 4-door access control configurations from a single unit
• Designed for integration with Altronix and Honeywell access control systems
• Sold as a single unit (EA), suitable for direct replacement or new installation

Compatibility

Designed for use with Altronix and Honeywell rack-mount 4-door access control systems. Refer to the manufacturer documentation to confirm compatibility with specific panels and door hardware configurations before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security technician in accordance with applicable NEC and local code requirements. Power down the access control system completely before connecting or disconnecting any wiring. Verify that the power supply ratings match the load requirements of all connected door hardware and control devices. Do not exceed the rated capacity of the unit when adding locking devices or auxiliary loads.