Altronix T3SK75F16 16-Door Altronix/Software House Access

Altronix T3SK75F16 16-Door Access Control Integration Kit

Overview

The Altronix T3SK75F16 is a comprehensive 16-door access control and power integration kit designed for medium-scale security installations. This integrated solution combines Software House Trove3SH3 platform control with Altronix power distribution and battery backup components, providing installers with a turnkey system architecture for access control deployments across multiple entry points.

Key Features and Components

• Trove3SH3 Control Platform: Software House access control management system providing central authorization and audit logging for 16-door deployments
• eFlow104NB & eFlow102NB Interface Modules: Network-based controllers enabling IP connectivity for distributed door control and credential processing
• Dual ACM8 Modules: Access control modules supporting multi-door operation with integrated relay switching for electric locks and egress control
• PD8UL Power Distribution Unit: Centralized power supply with UL-listed design, delivering regulated voltage to door controllers, electrified hardware, and system peripherals
• RSB2 Relay Supervision Board: Provides supervised relay outputs for critical lock circuits, enabling real-time door state monitoring and tamper detection
• Integrated Battery Backup: System supports battery-backed power for access control logic and emergency egress during power loss
• 16-Door Capacity: Full configuration supports up to 16 independent door control points with individual lock monitoring
• Flexible Credential Support: Compatible with industry-standard proximity, smartcard, and biometric readers through eFlow interface modules

Integration and Compatibility

The T3SK75F16 kit is engineered for integration with existing Altronix and Software House infrastructure. The eFlow modules provide IP-based communication, enabling integration with facility networks and cloud-based access management platforms. The PD8UL power distribution unit supplies power to the entire control stack, with dedicated outputs for lock circuits, reader power, and backup systems. The RSB2 supervision board monitors critical door lock states, providing event-driven alerts to the Trove3SH3 management system for audit compliance and security response.

Package Contents

• 1x Trove3SH3 Software House access control platform
• 1x eFlow104NB network interface module
• 1x eFlow102NB network interface module
• 2x ACM8 access control modules
• 1x PD8UL UL-listed power distribution unit
• 1x RSB2 relay supervision board

James Everett

The Altronix T3SK75F16 represents a mature, component-based approach to access control integration. During deployment planning for a recent 16-door retrofit, this kit provided the necessary modularity to match existing door hardware configurations and facility power infrastructure. The combination of centralized Trove3SH3 management with distributed eFlow controllers strikes a practical balance between system complexity and operational oversight.

Technical Highlights:

• Modular Architecture: The dual eFlow modules (104NB and 102NB) enable flexible network topology without requiring a single point of control, reducing latency for reader authentication at distributed entry points.
• Supervised Lock Monitoring: The RSB2 supervision board provides continuous state feedback for each door circuit, critical for audit compliance and detecting physical tampering or power anomalies.
• Integrated Power Management: The PD8UL UL-listed power distribution eliminates the need for secondary power sequencing, reducing installation labor and certification overhead.

Deployment Considerations:

• Verify network infrastructure supports eFlow module bandwidth requirements before installation; IP switches should be configured with dedicated VLAN for access control traffic to isolate from general data networks.
• Battery backup sizing should be calculated based on total lock holding current and egress control duration requirements; undersizing creates risk during extended outages.
• Plan for modular expansion: the two ACM8 modules can be replaced or supplemented as facility requirements evolve, provided power distribution capacity remains adequate.

This kit is recommended for integrators standardizing on Altronix/Software House infrastructure. Ensure power calculations and network layout are documented during design phase to avoid field rework. The T3SK75F16 delivers predictable system behavior and manufacturer support for long-term facility operations.