Lifesafety Power RGH75B-M8PNLCZ 75W Dual Voltage Power Supply

Product Description

The LIFESAFETY POWER RGH75B-M8PNLCZ is a 75-watt dual voltage access control power supply designed to deliver reliable, regulated power to electronic access control systems. Operating at 120 VAC input, this unit provides 8 outputs, making it well suited for installations that require distributed power across multiple locking devices, readers, or controllers. Licensed low-voltage and access control technicians typically specify and install this class of power supply in commercial and light industrial security applications where stable, code-compliant power distribution is critical to system performance.

This power supply is used in commercial access control installations where multiple door controllers, electromagnetic locks, electric strikes, or card readers require dedicated power distribution. The 8-output configuration supports multi-door systems in office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and government installations. Its dual voltage output capability allows a single enclosure to serve devices with differing voltage requirements, reducing the need for separate power runs or additional hardware.

Key Features

• 75-watt total output capacity for powering multiple access control devices simultaneously
• Dual voltage output supports devices with differing power requirements from a single supply
• 8 individually fused or distributed outputs for flexible system wiring
• 120 VAC input compatible with standard commercial building power
• Designed for commercial access control environments requiring reliable, continuous operation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style power distribution unit for commercial electronic access control systems requiring a 75-watt, dual voltage, 8-output power supply at 120 VAC input.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or access control technician in accordance with NFPA 70 (NEC) Article 725 requirements for Class 2 and Class 3 power-limited circuits. Disconnect and lock out the 120 VAC source before making any wiring connections to the unit. Verify that the total connected load does not exceed the 75-watt rated output capacity before energizing the supply. Follow the manufacturer's wiring documentation for output terminal assignments and overcurrent protection requirements.