Lifesafety Power FPO75-B100C4D8E4M/T4-A Access Power Supply

Product Description

The LIFESAFETY POWER FPO75-B100C4D8E4M/T4-A is a 75-watt dual-voltage access control power supply designed to support both 12-volt and 24-volt DC loads from a single enclosure. It provides 8 lock outputs and 8 auxiliary outputs, making it well suited for installations that require distributed power management across multiple controlled access points. This unit is intended for professional installation by licensed security or low-voltage electricians working in commercial access control environments. Its multi-output architecture reduces the need for additional power distribution hardware in medium-density door controller deployments.

This power supply is used in commercial and light-industrial access control systems where both locking hardware and ancillary devices such as request-to-exit sensors, door position switches, and card readers must be powered from a centralized, code-compliant supply. It is applicable in new construction and retrofit projects where a single rack- or panel-mounted power source must serve multiple door nodes. The dual-voltage output capability makes it compatible with a broad range of electrified lock hardware operating at either 12 or 24 volts DC.

Key Features

• 75-watt total output capacity supports multi-door access control installations
• Dual-voltage output: 12 volts DC and 24 volts DC available simultaneously
• 8 dedicated lock outputs for direct electrified hardware connection
• 8 auxiliary outputs for powering ancillary access control devices
• Single-unit solution reduces distribution hardware requirements

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation access power supply for commercial access control systems requiring dual 12-volt and 24-volt DC distributed lock and auxiliary outputs.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage electrician or security systems technician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements for power-limited circuits. Disconnect and de-energize all connected access control hardware before servicing or wiring this unit. Verify that the total connected load across all lock and auxiliary outputs does not exceed the 75-watt rated output capacity before commissioning. Consult the manufacturer wiring diagram for proper output circuit assignment and overcurrent protection requirements.