ALTRONIX PD8 Power Distribution Module, 8 Fuse Protected Outputs

Altronix PD8 power distribution module is used in security and access control systems. It centralises power distribution for reliable and efficient operation of connected devices, while enhancing safety and organisation within the system.

Working Mechanism:

• This module receives power from a primary power source.
• It efficiently distributes power to multiple connected devices through its various outputs.
• This model centralises power distribution management, allowing for organised and controlled power allocation.
• It incorporates safety mechanisms to protect connected devices from power-related issues, ensuring their smooth operation and longevity.

Features:

• It features a power on / off switch and LED indicators for convenient control and clear status monitoring.
• This device supports input of up to 28VDC / VAC at 12A for flexible power input options within the specified range.
• It has 8 outputs, each rated at 3.5A / 250V for reliable power distribution to connected devices.
• This module operates within a temperature ranging from 0 to 49 degrees C for stable performance even in versatile environmental conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. How do I choose the correct power distribution module for my needs?

A.

• Evaluate the power requirements of your devices.
• Consider the number of devices you need to power.
• Ensure compatibility with your existing system infrastructure.
• Look for features that enhance safety and efficiency.
• Verify the reliability and durability of the module.

Q. When should I replace this Altronix PD8 power distribution module?

A.

• When it fails to distribute power effectively to connected devices.
• In case of frequent malfunctions or power-related issues.
• If it becomes incompatible with newer system components.
• Upon reaching the end of its recommended lifespan.
• When safety features no longer function as intended.

Q. What safety precautions should I take while using a power distribution module?

A.

• Ensure that the power distribution module is properly grounded.
• Regularly inspect the module for any signs of damage or wear.
• Avoid overloading the module beyond its specified capacity.
• Keep the module away from moisture and extreme temperatures.
• Use appropriate personal protective equipment when handling the module.