Altronix, the recognised in power and data transmission products for the professional security industry has partnered with TDSi, a supplier of integrated access control solutions to offer new streamlined access and power integration solutions that are UL294 listed for access control systems.

Altronix Trove1 series supports TDSi’s GARDiS access controller modules which are DIN Rail mountable while easily combining Altronix power distribution options that are completely customizable to support multiple controllers and locking devices. Pre-configured kits are also available with Altronix power distribution and din-rail to further simplify installation for an 8-door system.

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This strategic partnership is particularly important as TDSi continues to grow and develop our presence"

Having both the power and access devices in one enclosure, Altronix and TDSi make the design and deployment of these access solutions quick and compliant to meet UL standards,” said Stephen Oliva, OEM Partner Development at Altronix. “The addition of TDSi as an Altronix partner provides systems integrators with yet another great option they can offer to their customers.”

These integrated solutions provide added flexibility and convenience when designing a complete UL Listed access system with myriad power options to meet virtually any application.

John Davies, Managing Director of TDSi commented, “We are excited to be partnering with Altronix and Trove to offer our customers and partners even more ease-of-use, convenience, flexibility, and choice in the way they deploy and use our products. This strategic partnership is particularly important as TDSi continues to grow and develop our presence in the US and further demonstrates our commitment to this vibrant and important market.”

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