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ALTRONIX

ALTRONIX TMV2 Surveillance Security System

SKU CH-QFB2-BAAA5 MPN TMV2

19 AWG door backplane holds six Mercury or Vertx access control boards

  • Accommodates six Mercury boards for flexible access control
  • Accepts six VertX boards for broad system compatibility
  • 19 AWG backplane ensures reliable power and data distribution
  • Supports EP1502 and MR52 Mercury modules for diverse door control
  • Compatible with V1000 and V2000 VertX boards for scalable deployments

Product Identity

The Altronix TMV2 is a 19 AWG door backplane designed for access-control installations. It provides a mounting platform for Mercury or Vertx boards inside a secure enclosure.

Compatibility Impact

The backplane accepts up to six Mercury boards such as the EP1502, MR52, MR16IN, MR16OUT, EP2500 or MUX8. It also supports six Vertx boards including the V100, V200, V300, V1000 or V2000.

Pre-Installation Check

Verify that your enclosure has the correct mounting pattern for a 19 AWG backplane. Confirm the specific Mercury or Vertx board models you plan to use are listed as supported. Ensure adequate space exists for the six-board capacity.

Highlights

  • Accommodates six Mercury boards for flexible access control
  • Accepts six VertX boards for broad system compatibility
  • 19 AWG backplane ensures reliable power and data distribution
  • Supports EP1502 and MR52 Mercury modules for diverse door control
  • Compatible with V1000 and V2000 VertX boards for scalable deployments

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What maintenance does the 19 AWG backplane wiring need over time?

The 19 AWG door backplane is a passive wiring assembly with no moving parts or active components, so it requires no scheduled maintenance or replacement under normal conditions.

Which limit appears first when six Mercury EP1502 boards run continuously on this backplane?

The backplane has fixed slots for exactly six Mercury or Vertx boards, so the physical slot count is the hard limit before any electrical or thermal constraint is reached.

Does the TMV2 generate any noise, heat or draw extra power when installed with a full set of six V2000 boards?

The TMV2 itself is a passive backplane with no fans, power supply or active circuitry, so it adds no audible noise, no measurable heat and no additional power draw regardless of the boards mounted.

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