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Access control power supply, 12 V DC, 5 A, with adjustable door-open time, SecureEntry-PS30-5A

GTIN: 5907614669034 · SKU: SecureEntry-PS30-5A

The SecureEntry-PS30-5A is a power supply designed specifically for access control systems. From AC 100–240 V mains it delivers 12 V DC at up to 5 A, and one unit handles the complete installation of a single door: an electric or electromagnetic lock, a card reader, an exit button, a remote control module and an intercom. The door-open time can be adjusted from 0 to 10 s. All output terminals are short-circuit protected, and everything sits in a metal housing.

SecureEntry-PS30-5A power supply in a black metal housing with input, output and timer markings

Table of contents​

Specifications​

  • Device type: power supply for access control devices
  • Input voltage: AC 100–240 V
  • Input frequency: 50–60 Hz
  • Output voltage: 12 V DC
  • Output current: 5 A
  • Output current fine-tuning range: ±10% – ±15%
  • Load stability: 1% typical value
  • Output stability: 0.5% typical value
  • Ripple (peak-to-peak): 100 mVp-p typical value
  • Hold-up time: typical value at full load is 20 ms
  • Insulation strength: primary/secondary 1500 V AC, primary/housing 1500 V AC, secondary/housing 500 V AC
  • Operating temperature: −20°C – +65°C
  • Overload protection: all output terminals are protected against short circuit
  • Electric lock delay: 0–10 s
  • Device dimensions: 13 × 7.5 × 5 cm
  • Package dimensions: 13.6 × 8.5 × 6.3 cm
  • Device weight: 300 g
  • Weight with packaging: 400 g

Kit contents​

  • Power supply for access control devices
  • User manual

Features​

  • Various external devices can be connected, such as electronic and electromagnetic locks, time and attendance recorders and external RFID readers.
  • Works with 12 V DC devices.
  • Adjustable door-open time.
SecureEntry-PS30-5A with the housing open: power supply board with the terminal block

Guidance​

  1. This product is a mains-operated device. Installation and operation by anyone other than a qualified electrician is strictly prohibited.
  2. When installing the wireless remote control module and other circuits, the mains power must be disconnected — working on live circuits is prohibited.
  3. The power supply can simultaneously power an electric lock, an access card reader, a remote control module and an external door button. It can also operate a double magnetic lock.

The device is a power supply designed specifically for access control systems. One power supply fully handles the control and power of a single door.

Wiring diagram​

SecureEntry-PS30-5A wiring diagram: terminal block +12V, GND, NO, NC, PUSH, COM, BELL, BELL, DOOR, OPEN; connection of a wired doorbell, exit button, building intercom, wireless remote control, magnetic lock, electric lock, double electric lock, external and internal access control and a visual pair

The diagram shows, among others, how to connect:

  • a magnetic lock (maglock) — to the −COM and +NC terminals,
  • an electric lock (electric strike) — to the −COM and +NO terminals,
  • a wired doorbell — to the BELL terminals,
  • an exit button, a wireless remote control and a building intercom,
  • a double electric lock, external and internal access control and a visual pair (photocell) — right-hand part of the diagram.
SecureEntry-PS30-5A power supply from the side, with the cable entry hole

Frequently asked questions​

What devices can the SecureEntry-PS30-5A power?
Access control devices powered at 12 V DC with a total draw of up to 5 A, e.g. electronic and electromagnetic locks, electric strikes, exit buttons, card readers, remote control modules, doorbells, intercoms and time and attendance recorders.
Does the power supply work on 110 V and 230 V mains?
Yes. The input voltage is AC 100–240 V at 50–60 Hz.
What is the 0–10 s delay adjustment for?
It sets how long the lock stays released after access is granted, e.g. after a card is read or the exit button is pressed. It lets you match the door-open time to the installation.
What does the overload protection do?
All output terminals are protected against short circuit, which protects the power supply and the connected devices in case of a wiring fault or excessive current draw.
How many doors can one power supply handle?
One power supply fully handles the control and power of a single door. It can also operate a double magnetic lock.
Who may install the power supply?
Only a qualified electrician. The device is mains-operated, and the mains power must be disconnected while the circuits are being connected.

Downloads​

The manuals and datasheets as PDF, in case an offline copy is needed. Everything in them is also on this page.