Altronix Corp T2RM78SQ Access Power Supply Rack

Product Description

The ALTRONIX CORP T2RM78SQ is a rack-mount access control power supply designed to support up to 8 door access points with ULXLINQ networking capability and integrated fusing. Built for professional security integrators and low-voltage electricians, this unit provides centralized power distribution for access control panels and electric locking hardware. The fused outputs protect downstream devices from overcurrent conditions, and the ULXLINQ architecture supports networked communication between the power supply and compatible access control equipment. This is a single-unit (EA) product sold individually.

The T2RM78SQ is suited for commercial and light industrial access control installations where rack-mount infrastructure is preferred. Typical deployment includes server room enclosures, electrical closets, and IDF racks where centralized power management for multiple door controllers or electric strikes and magnetic locks is required. Security integrators installing multi-door access systems will find this unit appropriate for structured low-voltage installations requiring organized, fused power distribution in a rackmount form factor.

Key Features

• Rack-mount form factor for organized, centralized access control power distribution
• Supports up to 8 door access points
• ULXLINQ networking capability for communication with compatible access control systems
• Integrated fusing on outputs for overcurrent protection of downstream locking hardware
• Sold as a single unit (EA), no additional quantity required

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style rack-mount power supply for commercial access control systems requiring fused, multi-door power distribution with ULXLINQ network support.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or security integrator familiar with access control power distribution. Disconnect all power sources before wiring outputs to electric strikes, magnetic locks, or access control panels. Follow NEC low-voltage wiring guidelines and local AHJ requirements for access control power supplies. Verify output fuse ratings match the current draw of connected locking devices before commissioning.