One power supply, eight doors worth of hardware. The ADC-AC-F8P fans a single supply out to eight individually fused auxiliary outputs so strikes, maglocks, readers and REX devices each get their own protected leg instead of being pigtailed together on a terminal strip where one short takes down the whole enclosure.
Built for the commercial installer
Every output is Class II power-limited and rated to 2.5A, which keeps the enclosure inside the wiring methods most jurisdictions expect for low-voltage access control and saves an argument at inspection. Each output is selectable for constant output, so you decide per leg what stays hot.
The board accepts an FAI input to enable and disable outputs, which is how locked doors release on a fire alarm condition. Wiring the fire alarm interface once at the board covers every output on it, rather than running a release path to each door individually.
Key features
- Eight separately controlled outputs so a fault on one door does not drop the rest of the enclosure
- 2.5A per output handles maglocks and strikes with inrush headroom
- Class II power-limited for straightforward low-voltage wiring methods and a clean inspection
- FAI input enables and disables outputs so fire alarm release is wired once at the board
- Constant output selectable per leg, configured to match what each opening needs
System requirements
Mounts inside an access control enclosure and is fed from the system power supply. In an Alarm.com Aero deployment the F8 distribution module is fed by the B100 secondary power board, which in turn is fed from the FPV4 supply set to 24 VDC.
