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Description

Altronix T2M7LXK3D Integrated Power and Access Control Kit

Overview

The Altronix T2M7LXK3D is a pre-engineered surveillance and access control power kit that ships as a complete, ready-to-install assembly — seven factory-matched components in a single SKU. Rather than sourcing a power supply, distribution boards, voltage regulator, relay board, and enclosure separately and hoping they all fit together, you get a verified, co-designed stack that drops into a Trove2 wall-mount enclosure. For integrators wiring multi-door or multi-camera locations under time and code pressure, that single-SKU approach eliminates compatibility guesswork and shortens commissioning time.

At the core of the T2M7LXK3D is the AL1024ULXB2 — Altronix's UL Listed access power controller with battery backup charging capability — mounted on a TM2 backplane inside the Trove2 cabinet. Two eight-output distribution boards handle separate camera and lock/reader circuits, a VR6 voltage regulator isolates sensitive loads, and an RSB1 relay board provides dry-contact strike or mag-lock switching. Every component is from Altronix's Altronix power and access control catalog, designed to interoperate on a shared backplane — the kind of pre-integration that matters when a job has to pass inspection.

This kit is well-suited for commercial access control and IP surveillance installations where a single consolidated enclosure must power locks, readers, and cameras simultaneously. The Trove2 backplane architecture means future expansion modules can be added without rewiring the entire cabinet.

Key Features

  • AL1024ULXB2 Access Power Controller: The main power brain of the kit. Supplies 12VDC or 24VDC to the distribution bus with integrated battery backup charging — meaning a temporary mains outage won't drop your locks or cameras if a backup battery is installed. Critical for any installation where access continuity is a code or customer requirement.
  • ACMS8CB 8-Output Access Control Distribution: Eight individually PTC-protected output channels dedicated to lock and reader circuits. Per-channel fusing means a shorted strike doesn't take down the rest of the panel — faults stay isolated to the affected door.
  • PDS8CB 8-Output Power Distribution: A second eight-channel distribution board optimized for camera and auxiliary device circuits. Separating camera power from lock power on distinct boards keeps load profiles cleaner and makes troubleshooting straightforward — you know which board feeds which device class.
  • VR6 Voltage Regulator: Inserts regulated, stable voltage for devices that can't tolerate bus fluctuations. Cameras, card readers, and other electronics are sensitive to voltage droop under high load; the VR6 buffers those loads from the main distribution bus, protecting devices and preventing nuisance resets.
  • RSB1 Relay Strike Board: Provides a Form C relay output for driving electric strikes or magnetic locks that require dry-contact switching rather than direct power. Keeps the controller's output circuitry isolated from inductive lock loads — standard practice on any well-engineered panel.
  • Trove2 Enclosure with TM2 Backplane: The steel wall-mount cabinet and internal mounting backplane that organizes all modules into a compact, structured assembly. Knockouts accommodate conduit entries; the backplane keeps boards properly positioned and secured. The result is a panel that looks professionally installed because it was designed to be.
  • Factory-Matched Kit Assembly: All seven components — Trove2, TM2, AL1024ULXB2, ACMS8CB, VR6, PDS8CB, and RSB1 — are pre-verified to work together on the same backplane. Ordering as a kit through the T2M7LXK3D part number also simplifies procurement: one line item, one shipment, one part number for service records.

Integration and Compatibility

The T2M7LXK3D is built around Altronix's Trove modular backplane ecosystem. The Trove2 enclosure accepts the TM2 mounting plate, which in turn positions the AL1024ULXB2, ACMS8CB, PDS8CB, VR6, and RSB1 in a pre-defined layout. This architecture is compatible with a broad range of access control panels and IP camera systems that require 12VDC or 24VDC power — the supply voltage is field-selectable on the AL1024ULXB2, giving you flexibility across mixed-voltage installations.

The RSB1 relay interfaces with virtually any access controller that provides a dry-contact or voltage trigger output, making it brand-agnostic at the controller level. For integrators standardizing on Altronix power infrastructure, this kit slots directly into a broader Altronix ecosystem that includes PoE power supplies, networked power controllers, and additional Trove expansion modules. Pair with an appropriate UPS or battery backup unit to complete the standby power loop for code-compliant installations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is included in the Altronix T2M7LXK3D kit?

A: The T2M7LXK3D ships with seven components: one Trove2 enclosure, one TM2 backplane mounting plate, one AL1024ULXB2 access power controller, one ACMS8CB 8-output access control distribution board, one VR6 voltage regulator, one PDS8CB 8-output power distribution board, and one RSB1 relay strike board.

Q: Is the T2M7LXK3D suitable for both camera power and access control in the same enclosure?

A: Yes. The kit includes two separate eight-output distribution boards — the PDS8CB for camera and auxiliary device circuits and the ACMS8CB for lock and reader circuits — allowing both load types to be managed from a single enclosure without cross-contaminating circuit groups.

Q: Does the T2M7LXK3D support battery backup?

A: The AL1024ULXB2 power controller included in the kit incorporates battery backup charging circuitry. A compatible 12V sealed lead-acid battery (not included) can be connected to maintain power to locks and cameras during a mains outage.

Q: Can I add more modules to the Trove2 enclosure later?

A: The Trove2 backplane is designed to accept additional Altronix Trove-compatible modules. Expansion capacity depends on available backplane space and the power budget of the AL1024ULXB2. Verify available slots and total load against the AL1024ULXB2 datasheet before adding modules.

Q: What input voltage does the T2M7LXK3D require?

A: The kit is configured for 115VAC input, as indicated by the product designation. Confirm local mains voltage compatibility before installation.

Ted Perry
Ted Perry

The T2M7LXK3D is the kind of kit that saves an integrator two hours on a typical commercial installation. Instead of pulling seven separate line items through purchasing, verifying backplane compatibility on each, and fitting them into an enclosure that may or may not have the right footprint, you get a pre-matched assembly built around Altronix's Trove2 architecture. The AL1024ULXB2 at the center of this kit handles battery backup charging — that detail alone matters on any job where the AHJ or end customer requires access continuity during a power outage.

Technical Highlights:

  • Dual Distribution Boards (ACMS8CB + PDS8CB): Sixteen total protected output channels split across two boards — eight dedicated to lock/reader circuits, eight to camera and auxiliary loads. Keeping these load classes on separate boards simplifies fault isolation and keeps your documentation cleaner when service calls come in.
  • VR6 Voltage Regulator: Purpose-built to protect voltage-sensitive devices from bus fluctuation under variable load. If you've ever had a card reader reboot when a mag-lock releases and pulls a spike, the VR6 is the component that prevents that — regulated output stays stable regardless of what the rest of the bus is doing.
  • RSB1 Relay Board: Form C dry-contact relay output for strikes and mag-locks. Keeps inductive lock loads off the controller's output circuitry — standard on any panel built to last past the warranty period.

Deployment Considerations:

  • The 115VAC input designation is part of the kit's product name — verify your local mains supply before ordering. International or non-standard voltage sites need a different configuration.
  • Battery backup capacity is determined by the battery you supply separately; the AL1024ULXB2 provides the charging circuit but the runtime is entirely a function of the battery Ah rating and your actual load. Size the battery before commissioning — don't leave it as a post-installation afterthought.

This kit is the right call for a 4–8 door commercial access installation where the electrical room is tight and the inspector wants to see a clean, UL-listed panel. The Trove2 backplane keeps everything organized, the pre-matched components eliminate compatibility risk, and the dual distribution boards give you a proper separation of camera and lock circuits from day one.

Specifications
Trove Qty: 1
TM2 Qty: 1
AL1024ULXB2 Qty: 1
ACMS8CB Qty: 1
VR6 Qty: 1
PDS8CB Qty: 1
RSB1 Qty: 1
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