Aiphone JP-8Z distribution adaptor

Technical Specification

Features:
  • Make: Aiphone
  • Model code: JP-8Z
  • Accessories: Distribution Adaptor
Additional info:

Allows up to 7 JP-4HD sub-stations to be homerun to the JP-4MED answering station, avoiding the need to daisy chain substations Connects to the JP-4MED via Cat5e/6 and powers the attached substations using up to 2 PS-2420UL power supplies

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Make Aiphone
Manufacturer Aiphone
Category Access Control>Audio, video or keypad entry
Model code JP-8Z
Accessories Distribution Adaptor

Product description

Aiphone JP-8Z Distribution Adaptor

The Aiphone JP-8Z is a sophisticated distribution adaptor designed specifically for the JP Series, providing seamless integration for professional security installations. It is ideal for environments requiring homerun wiring configurations. The JP-8Z efficiently connects the JP-4MED master station and JP-4HD sub master stations using reliable CAT-5e or CAT-6 cables. This ensures a robust and stable connection across the system.

Key Features

  • Provides a solid power input for Group 1 and Group 2 stations.
  • Supports homerun wiring for up to 7 sub monitors.
  • Enables a substantial wiring distance of 165 feet for each JP-4HD unit.
  • Compatible with both JP Series and JM Series, offering flexibility in system configurations.

Specifications

  • Power Source: 24V DC using PS-2420UL (1 per 4 JP-4HD units).
  • Wire Type: CAT-5e / CAT-6 for station connections, 18AWG 2 conductor for power.
  • Mounting Options: Surface wall mount or DIN rail (W-DIN11).
  • Operational Temperature: 32-104°F (0-40°C).
  • Dimensions: 4-5/16” H x 4-7/8” W x 2-7/16” D.
  • Weight: Approximately 0.46 lbs (210g).

Ideal Use Cases

This product is particularly well-suited for professional security setups that demand high reliability and scalability. Whether used in commercial buildings, residential complexes, or institutional environments, the JP-8Z offers optimal performance, ensuring secure and efficient communication between the master and sub master stations.

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