PW-110
12V 5A Linear Access Control Power Supply
12 V DC, 5 A linear power supply with exit-button and control inputs and NC/NO lock outputs, in a 182 × 79 × 62 mm steel case. 220 V AC input.
12 V DC ±15%, 5 A220 V AC ±20%≤ 100 mV
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Access Control Power Supplies & Metal Power Boxes (12V)
Compact linear supplies and enclosed power boxes for door hardware. Compare mains input, regulated terminals, switching limits and backup options before selecting an output rating.
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PW-130
Access Control Power Supply Box, 12V 5A/10A, Tamper Switch
450 × 340 × 90 mm steel power box with a 12 V DC 5 A or 10 A supply, circuit breaker, tamper switch and lid-activated LED. Optional backup battery.
12 V DC ±10%, 5 A or 10 A100–260 V AC, 50–65 HzStandard
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PW-120
12V 3A Linear Access Control Power Supply
12 V DC, 3 A linear power supply for access control doors, with PUSH and CONTROL inputs and NC/NO lock outputs. Gray steel case, 220 V AC input.
12 V DC ±15%, 3 A220 V AC ±20%≤ 100 mV
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Buyer's notes
How to choose power supplies & enclosures
PW-110 and PW-120 are compact linear supplies with 220 V AC input; they are not universal-mains models. PW-130 is the enclosed option with a 100–260 V AC input range, a tamper switch and optional battery backup.
Check terminal details as well as the headline current rating. The compact models publish different ratings for the regulated supply and switched lock terminals, and their NC/NO output is not the same as the regulated 12 V terminal. Match each connected device’s voltage tolerance and the intended load to the relevant output.
Add controller, reader and lock consumption, account for start-up demand and cable losses, then confirm capacity. For a power box, check the internal mounting space and battery configuration. The sizing guide provides a worksheet for this review.
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Guides and applications
Magnetic Lock Wiring Diagrams: Maglock, Exit Button, Power Supply and Reader
Maglock wiring with dry-relay COM/NC: keypad and reader diagrams, REX signals, approved egress release paths and manufacturer-specific suppression.
Fail-Safe vs Fail-Secure Locks: How to Choose for Each Door
A fail-safe lock releases when power is cut; a fail-secure lock stays locked. Learn which to use per door, how to wire NO/NC, and what egress codes expect.
Standalone Access Control Keypad Programming: Master Code, Users and Reset
Program a standalone access control keypad: enter programming mode, change the master code, add card and PIN users, set relay time, reset and wire it.
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Apartment, Multifamily & Rental Property Access Control
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Gym & 24/7 Fitness Club Access Control Hardware
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Frequently asked questions
Can PW-110 or PW-120 be connected to 120 V mains?
Their listed input is 220 V AC ±20%. PW-130 lists 100–260 V AC; choose the variant for the actual mains supply.
Are all compact-supply outputs regulated to 12 V?
No. The product notes distinguish the regulated DC terminal from the NC/NO lock terminals. Review voltage and current limits for the exact terminal used.
Does the PW-130 enclosure include a tamper switch?
A tamper switch is listed as standard. Connect it to a suitable controller input if cabinet-opening events must be monitored.
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