Lifesafety Power FPO150-B1002D8PM8NLCE6M/P8-C Power Supply

Product Description

The LIFESAFETY POWER FPO150-B1002D8PM8NLCE6M/P8-C is a managed access control power supply rated at 150 watts with dual-voltage output capability of 12 and 24 volts. It provides 8 managed, fused or PTC-protected distribution outputs along with 16 auxiliary PTC-protected outputs, making it a high-output unit suited for multi-door or multi-device access control installations. Licensed electricians and low-voltage access control technicians install this unit in commercial and light industrial environments where centralized, monitored power distribution is required for locks, readers, and ancillary devices.

This power supply is designed for commercial access control systems where multiple downstream devices require individually protected, managed power. Typical installations include multi-door access panels, gate controllers, and security head-end enclosures where both 12-volt and 24-volt devices coexist on the same distribution chassis. The managed output architecture allows integrators to monitor and control individual circuit loads from a central point, reducing troubleshooting time during service calls.

Key Features

• 150-watt total output capacity supports high device-count installations
• Dual-voltage output: 12 volts and 24 volts selectable or simultaneous per output
• 8 managed output channels with individual overcurrent protection
• 16 auxiliary PTC-protected outputs for readers, sensors, or ancillary loads
• Managed architecture enables per-output monitoring and control
• Sold as a single unit (EA) for straightforward procurement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-install unit for commercial access control power distribution applications requiring managed multi-output 12-volt and 24-volt supply.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or certified low-voltage technician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements for access control power supplies. Disconnect and de-energize all upstream power before servicing or wiring output circuits. Verify that the total connected load across all outputs does not exceed the 150-watt rated capacity before energizing. Follow the manufacturer wiring diagram for output channel assignments and do not bypass individual PTC or fused output protection devices.