Altronix T2PXK7F8D 8-Door Access Control Power and Enclosure Bundle

Overview

The Altronix T2PXK7F8D is a pre-configured access control power bundle pairing the TROVE2PX2 enclosure with an 8-door, 10A PTC power distribution module — engineered for multi-door commercial deployments where clean, supervised power delivery and UL-listed compliance are non-negotiable. This assembly brings together a 24VDC/10A regulated supply, an integrated 12VDC/6A auxiliary output, supervised fire alarm disconnect, and support for up to four 12AH batteries into a single enclosure rated for installation without additional hardware sourcing. If you're wiring an 8-reader access control panel and want the power infrastructure resolved in one purchase, the T2PXK7F8D addresses that directly.

The bundle carries UL294, cUL s319-05, and CE agency listings — the credentials required when a project spec or AHJ sign-off mandates listed equipment. That's not a spec to skim past: deploying unlisted power at a door controller in a commercial occupancy is a liability issue on day one, not just at inspection.

Key Features

• 24VDC / 10A Regulated Output: Drives up to 8 doors worth of electric hardware — strikes, mag-locks, REX devices — without the voltage sag that causes intermittent release failures. At 10A continuous, you have real headroom versus the 6A supplies common in smaller enclosures.
• Per-Door PTC Protection at 2.5A: Each output is individually protected at 2.5A via resettable PTC, so a shorted door hardware run resets itself rather than pulling down the entire system. No fuse replacement, no service call for a single field wiring fault.
• 12VDC / 6A Continuous Auxiliary Output: Provides a dedicated secondary voltage rail — useful for powering reader panels, 12V-native controllers, or supplemental hardware on the same enclosure without tapping the primary 24V bus.
• 1A Auxiliary Output: Supplies low-current ancillary loads like status LEDs, door position sensors, or tamper circuits, keeping logic-level draws isolated from the main power rail.
• Supervised Fire Alarm Disconnect: The integrated FAD circuit monitors the connection to the fire alarm panel and releases mag-locks on alarm — a mandatory feature in most jurisdictions for life-safety egress compliance. Supervision means the panel knows immediately if the FAD wiring is cut or disconnected, which is the difference between a compliant install and a liability exposure.
• Up to Four 12VDC/12AH Batteries: The enclosure accommodates four battery positions for up to 48AH of standby capacity. At a 10A draw, that's over four hours of backup on a fully loaded system — enough to cover extended power outages without a separate battery cabinet eating wall space.
• 120VAC / 60Hz Input at 4.5A Max: Connects to a standard commercial branch circuit. At 4.5A input draw, it fits on a 15A circuit with substantial margin for co-located loads, and won't trip a breaker under full output conditions.
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