The TP1235 DC stabilized power supply definitely uses high-end electronic components and adopts international advanced manufacturing technology processes, with absolutely stable and reliable quality. This power supply is suitable for building intercoms, various entrance and exit access controllers, and is particularly suitable for driving various types of electric locks.

AC input: 220V/50Hz, DC output: stabilized voltage DC12V, standard output current 3A/5A;

Directly controlling the electric lock can reduce the load on the access control device, resist interference, save engineering wiring, and reduce potential faults;

Set NO/NC (normally open/normally closed) function to control various types of electric locks;

Set up a delay circuit, the unlocking time can be adjusted arbitrarily within 0-15 seconds;

Automatic protection function, when an unexpected situation such as a short circuit occurs in the circuit, the power supply will be temporarily disconnected or the fuse will be burned;

Remote control function, can plug in the remote control module and use the remote control to remotely open the door. (Remote control distance of up to 80 meters without interference in open areas)

Output voltage: 12VDC

Rated current: 3A or 5A optional

Backup battery specification: 7AH 12VDC

1-3：NO-COM， Normally open without power output, triggering output DC19V, with 1 being positive and 3 being negative.

2-3：NC-COM， Normally closed output DC19V, triggering power outage, with 2 being positive and 3 being negative.

4-5: Stabilized output DC 12V, with 4 being positive and 5 being negative.

5-6: Door opening button connection end, can be connected to switch output (relay output).

6: Low level signal output, connect the negative pole to unlock.

7: High level signal output, connect the positive pole to unlock.

8-9: Building intercom host lock output line.

Weight: 1.5kg

Size: Height, Width, Depth 204 * 165 * 73mm

(Attention! When connecting the electric control lock, the delay potentiometer must be set to 0 seconds to prevent burning out the coil of the electric control lock)