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YINGHUA 12V 5A High End Supplier Adapter Covertor 100~260V Door Lock Power Supply
A 12V 5A power supply accepting 100 to 260V AC input to run access-control locks and readers with adjustable 0 to 15 second delay and short-circuit protection
- TypeChain Guard
- MaterialMetal
- FunctionEntrance
- Wide 100–260 V AC input suits global mains voltages
- 12 V 5 A output powers two locks simultaneously
- Adjustable 0–15 second delay sets precise unlock timing
- circuit and fuse protection guards connected hardware
- Direct lock control reduces access-controller load and wiring
12V 5A Access Control Power Supply
This 12V 5A power supply delivers stable DC output for access-control systems, supporting electric locks, controllers, exit buttons and RFID readers. It accepts a wide AC input range from 100 to 260 volts, making it suitable for global installations. Built-in short-circuit protection and a delay circuit adjustable from 0 to 15 seconds add reliability for daily entry management.
Installers running one or two locks
The 5A rating provides extra headroom when powering two locks from a single unit, while a 3A model would suffice for a single lock. NC and NO outputs allow compatibility with various lock types and reduce wiring complexity at the controller. Buyers needing only one lock or a lower current budget should consider the 3A alternative instead.
Adjustable 0-15 second lock delay
The on-board delay circuit lets you set the lock release time anywhere between 0 and 15 seconds to match specific entry requirements. This single setting determines how long the door remains unlocked after activation and is the key specification to verify against your access controller's timing needs.
Highlights
- Wide 100–260 V AC input suits global mains voltages
- 12 V 5 A output powers two locks simultaneously
- Adjustable 0–15 second delay sets precise unlock timing
- circuit and fuse protection guards connected hardware
- Direct lock control reduces access-controller load and wiring
Specifications
| Type | Chain Guard |
|---|---|
| Material | Metal |
| Function | Entrance |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 12V 3A or 12V 5A version for my setup?
Choose 12V 3A if you are powering a single lock; choose 12V 5A if you are powering two locks for more stable operation.
What does the 12V 5A output mean when the unit is installed?
It delivers up to 5 amps at 12 volts DC, allowing it to run two electric locks simultaneously while keeping voltage stable.
What AC input range does the adapter accept and what does that limit?
It accepts 100 to 260 volts AC, so it works on mains supplies worldwide without an external transformer.
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