Description
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Input
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115VAC 60Hz, 1.5A / 230VAC 50Hz, 0.75A.
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Output
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12VDC @ 5A total output current (0.55A per device, 2.5A max.).
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Nine (9) Class 2 Rated PTC protected power limited auto-resettable outputs.
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Filtered and electronically regulated outputs.
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Short circuit and thermal overload protection.
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Features
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Power LEDs.
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Field installable 3-wire line cord with integral strain relief.
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Unit maintains camera synchronization.
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Ease of installation saves time & eliminates costly labor.
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Temperature
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Operating 0° C to 49° C (32° F to 120° F).
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Storage - 20° C to 70°C ( - 4° F to 158° F).
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Relative Humidity 85% +/- 5%.
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BTU/Hr (approx.): 31 BTU/Hr.
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System AC input VA requirement: 172.5VA.
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Optimize your surveillance system with the Altronix SAV9D CCTV Power Supply, designed specifically for professional installers seeking reliability and efficiency. With nine Class 2 outputs and a robust 12VDC @ 5A performance, this power supply ensures consistent power to your CCTV cameras.
The SAV9D is engineered for ease of use and installation, featuring filtered and electronically regulated outputs that protect your valuable equipment. Its compact BC100 enclosure not only simplifies mounting but also enhances the product's durability against environmental factors.
- 115VAC / 230VAC Input (1.5A / 0.75A)
- 12VDC @ 5A total output current; 0.55A per device, max 2.5A
- Nine Class 2 Rated PTC protected outputs, auto-resetting
- Short circuit and thermal overload protection for added safety
- Power LEDs for easy status monitoring
- Field installable 3-wire line cord with strain relief for secure connections
- Ensures camera synchronization for seamless operation
- Designed for a wide operating temperature: 0° C to 49° C (32° F to 120° F)
- Relative humidity tolerance: 85% +/- 5%
- Approximate BTU output: 31 BTU/Hr
- System AC input VA requirement: 172.5VA
Invest in the Altronix SAV9D CCTV Power Supply to enhance your security infrastructure with reliable power management and professional-grade performance.
