Trove simplifies board layout and wire management, greatly reducing installation and labour costs
Trove simplifies board layout and wire management, greatly reducing installation and labour costs

Altronix, the recognised leader in power and transmission solutions for the professional security industry, is introducing its new Trove™ Access and Power Integration Solution at ASIS 2015.

Trove easily integrates Altronix power with access controllers and accessories from the industry’s leading manufacturers. A variety of backplanes offer a wide range of scalable access/power configurations. Trove simplifies board layout and wire management, greatly reducing installation and labour costs.

Versatility and scalability

“Working with access controllers, accessory boards and power supplies from multiple manufacturers makes design and installation processes challenging,” said Alan Forman, President, Altronix Corporation. “Trove not only provides the versatility and scalability installers need to easily configure their access and power products, it  significantly reduces installation time and related labour costs by allowing all wiring to be done off-site on removable backplanes.”

Trove backplanes are available to accommodate various combinations of Mercury or Vertx boards with or without Altronix power supplies and accessories, which is ideal for large scale installations. Trove2M2 is able to house Altronix power and accessories with Mercury boards, while Trove2V2 accommodates Altronix power and accessories with Vertx boards. Each is also compatible with optional TMV2 door backplanes for maximum installation flexibility. All Trove units include a cam lock, tamper switch and mounting hardware.

As with all Altronix products, Trove Enclosures are made in the U.S.A.

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