Lifesafety Power RGM75-D8PZ 75W Access Power Supply

Product Description

The LIFESAFETY POWER RGM75-D8PZ is a 75-watt access control power supply designed for integration with Mercury and Lenel RM access control panels. It provides eight auxiliary outputs to support locks, readers, request-to-exit devices, and other field hardware typical in commercial access control installations. The Z-bracket mounting configuration allows for enclosure or rack installation flexibility. Licensed security and low-voltage electricians install this unit as part of a managed power distribution system where centralized, regulated power is required for door hardware and control peripherals.

This power supply is suited for commercial and enterprise access control deployments where Mercury or Lenel RM controllers are the primary panel platform. The eight auxiliary output configuration supports multi-door or multi-device installations from a single power source, reducing home-run wiring and simplifying power management. The Z-bracket mounting format is commonly used in structured enclosure builds typical of mid-to-large commercial security projects.

Key Features

• 75-watt total output capacity for distributed access control hardware loads
• 8 auxiliary outputs for locks, readers, REX devices, or other field peripherals
• Z-bracket mounting for flexible enclosure or panel installation
• Designed for compatibility with Mercury and Lenel RM access control systems
• Single-unit power distribution reduces field wiring complexity in multi-door installs

Compatibility

Designed for use with Mercury and Lenel RM access control panel platforms. Verify output voltage and current requirements against all connected field devices before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage electrician or certified security systems integrator in accordance with NEC Article 725 and applicable local codes. De-energize all connected access control panels and lock hardware before servicing or wiring this unit. Confirm that the total combined current draw of all auxiliary loads does not exceed the rated 75-watt capacity. Follow the manufacturer data sheet for output wiring terminal assignments and fusing requirements.