Dsc HS65WPSNA 65W Power Supply Plug Pack

Product Description

The DSC HS65WPSNA is a 65-watt plug-pack power supply designed for use with compatible DSC security and access control systems. This unit provides regulated DC power directly from a standard North American wall outlet, eliminating the need for a separate hardwired transformer enclosure. It is compact, self-contained, and intended for installation by licensed security technicians or low-voltage electricians. The 65W output capacity supports panel boards and peripheral devices that require a stable, dedicated power source. Its plug-in form factor simplifies installation in locations where a discrete power supply footprint is required.

This power supply is suited for residential and light commercial security system installations across North America. It is typically deployed alongside DSC PowerSeries or similar control panels and associated accessories that require an external plug-in power source. The unit is sold individually and is appropriate for new installations as well as replacement scenarios where the original power supply has failed or requires upgrade.

Key Features

• 65-watt output capacity supports panels and connected peripherals
• North American plug configuration for standard wall outlet connection
• Compact plug-pack form factor reduces installation footprint
• Sold as an individual unit (quantity of one per package)
• Designed for low-voltage security and access control applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or accessory power supply for compatible DSC security and access control systems requiring a 65W plug-in power source. Consult DSC documentation to confirm compatibility with your specific panel or device before installation.

Installation Notes

This unit should be installed by a licensed low-voltage technician or electrician in accordance with NEC Article 725 governing low-voltage power-limited circuits. Power down the associated control panel and any connected devices before disconnecting or replacing the power supply. Verify that the outlet and circuit supplying the plug pack are correctly rated and free of ground faults prior to energizing. Do not attempt to open or modify the power supply housing.