Altronix Introduces Versatile eFlow3N Power Supply  at ASIS 2012
First model launched in a new series of power supplies with intelligent features
Altronix is showcasing the first product in the company’s new series of eFlow™ Power Supplies this week at ASIS. The new eFlow3N offers an extensive complement of intelligent features that operate with security, fire and access control systems. Features include a Fire Alarm Control Panel (FACP) interface with supervised disconnect, over voltage protection (OVP), and low power shutdown which prevents standby batteries from deep discharge. The unit features one continuous auxiliary power output (unswitched) and one interruptible power output (switched) which is affected by a trigger input that provides 12VDC or 24VDC at 2 amps. eFlow3N is UL-listed.

“Our new eFlow power supplies were conceived to provide a new level of versatility and efficiency for a comprehensive range of security systems,” said Alan Forman, President, Altronix. “The first product introduced in the series, eFlow3N incorporates a unique combination of intelligent features to help ensure the continuous and reliable operation of security, fire and access control systems.”

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