Lifesafety Power FPO75-B100D8M8NLCE2M 75W Managed Power Supply
Overview
The FPO75-B100D8M8NLCE2M is a 75W managed distribution power supply designed for security installations requiring regulated, independently fused power delivery across multiple endpoints. It provides 6A at 12VDC or 3A at 24VDC—enough to support a mixed load of IP cameras, access control readers, and auxiliary security devices typical in distributed warehouse or facility deployments. The eight DC outputs are individually fused at 3A per output and selectable between two independent buses (Bus1 and Bus2), enabling redundancy and load isolation without additional external switching.
Compatibility
The FPO75-B100D8M8NLCE2M integrates into centralized power supply architectures where multiple endpoints must be protected independently. It is suitable for facility deployments where field devices are distributed across zones and each zone requires isolated power supervision and resettable fusing. Check your endpoint datasheets to confirm voltage and current draw align with available output capacity per bus.
Key Specifications
- Output options: 6A at 12VDC or 3A at 24VDC — allows voltage selection at configuration time to match endpoint requirements.
- Eight fused outputs: Each output rated 3A, individually resettable or replaceable fusing prevents single-device failure from cascading to other loads.
- Dual-bus architecture: Bus1 and Bus2 selectable per output — distribute loads across independent circuits for redundancy or logical separation by zone.
- Managed distribution module: Each output supervised and switchable, supporting integration with monitoring systems that track power state and fault conditions.
Installation Constraints
Verify input supply voltage compatibility with your facility power infrastructure before installation. Confirm total endpoint load (sum of all powered devices) does not exceed 75W at your selected output voltage. Each output fuse is rated 3A; oversized or undersized endpoints will require external load management or voltage regulation. Wire sizing and terminal block gauge must match local electrical codes and the input voltage class.
