Von Duprin SO24VAC 24 Volt Ac to Dc Rectifier Kit

Product Description

The VON DUPRIN SO24VAC is a 24 volt AC to DC rectifier kit designed for use with compatible Von Duprin electronic exit devices and access control hardware. The kit converts incoming 24 volt AC power to DC, allowing electrified exit hardware to operate correctly where a DC power source is required. This type of conversion is a common field requirement when integrating access control components into existing AC-powered systems. Licensed electricians and security integrators typically handle this installation as part of a broader door hardware or access control project.

The SO24VAC rectifier kit is suited for commercial and institutional door hardware applications where Von Duprin electrified exit devices or electric strikes require DC power input. It is a compact, single-unit accessory ordered and installed as one piece. Facilities managers, security contractors, and low-voltage technicians working on public buildings, schools, offices, and similar commercial environments will encounter this type of rectifier as a standard component in electrified hardware assemblies.

Key Features

• Converts 24 volt AC input to DC output for compatible electrified exit hardware
• Compact form factor measuring 9 inches in length and 0.75 inches in width
• Lightweight at approximately 0.08 pounds for easy handling during installation
• Sold as a single kit (EA), ready for direct field installation
• Designed to integrate with Von Duprin electronic access control and exit device systems

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style rectifier accessory for Von Duprin electrified exit devices and access control hardware requiring 24 volt DC power input in place of an AC supply.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified low-voltage technician familiar with access control and electrified door hardware systems. Disconnect and lock out all power to the door hardware circuit before beginning work, in accordance with applicable NEC guidelines. Verify polarity and voltage compatibility with the connected hardware before restoring power. Do not bypass or modify the rectifier assembly.