Lifesafety Power RC150B-C8D8 Access Power Supply 150W

Product Description

The LIFESAFETY POWER RC150B-C8D8 is a 150-watt dual-voltage rack-mount access control power supply with 8 lock outputs and 8 auxiliary outputs, all fused. Designed for professional access control installations, it provides distributed power to electric locks, magnetic locks, and auxiliary devices within a structured rack-mount enclosure. The fused output design protects downstream devices and simplifies fault isolation. Licensed security installers and low-voltage electricians are the primary trades working with this unit in commercial and institutional settings.

This power supply is suited for mid-to-large commercial access control systems where multiple door controllers, electric strikes, mag-locks, and auxiliary devices must be powered from a single centralized source. The rack-mount form factor makes it a natural fit for IDF closets, server rooms, and security equipment rooms where standard 19-inch rack infrastructure is already in place. The 8-lock and 8-auxiliary fused output configuration supports organized, zone-by-zone wiring layouts common in multi-door deployments.

Key Features

• 150-watt total output capacity for powering multiple access control devices simultaneously
• 8 dedicated lock outputs for electric strikes, mag-locks, or door controllers
• 8 auxiliary outputs for supplemental device power
• Individual fused outputs for overcurrent protection and simplified troubleshooting
• Rack-mount form factor compatible with standard 19-inch rack enclosures
• Dual-voltage output supports a range of access control hardware requirements

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style power distribution unit for commercial access control systems requiring centralized, fused, rack-mount power delivery to lock and auxiliary loads.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage electrician or certified security systems technician in accordance with NEC Article 725 for Class 2 and Class 3 remote-control and signaling circuits. De-energize the rack and confirm no voltage is present before making any wiring connections. Verify that the total connected load across all outputs does not exceed the 150-watt rated capacity. Follow the manufacturer wiring documentation for output terminal assignments before applying power.