Altronix AL1012ULXPD16 Power Supply/Charger, Input 115VAC 60Hz at 1.9A, 16 Fused Outputs, 12VDC at 10A, Grey Enclosure

The AL1012ULXPD16 gives you sixteen fused outputs off a single 12VDC supply rated 10A total. That 10 amps is shared across all sixteen circuits, so add up the draw of every strike, maglock, reader and camera you plan to hang on it before you commit. Sixteen outputs is about distribution and individual fuse protection per device, not sixteen independent 10A circuits.

It is a 12VDC unit only. The AL1012ULXPD16 converts a 115VAC 60Hz input into sixteen 12VDC non-power-limited outputs, with no 24V selection. If your locks or delayed egress devices need 24V, look at a field-selectable 12/24VDC supply instead, such as the Von Duprin PS902 (2A) or the SDC 634 Series (4A).

It is a power supply/charger, meaning it maintains standby batteries so the 12VDC loads ride through a loss of AC. The batteries themselves are a separate purchase, sized to the runtime you need. Peers built the same way include the Adams Rite PS-1 (1A, 12/24VDC with battery backup) and the Command Access PS204/204B (2A at 24VDC with battery backup), both much smaller in capacity.

The sixteen 12VDC outputs are non-power-limited. That changes how the low-voltage conductors must be run and separated in the enclosure and in raceway, and it is the detail an inspector will look at on a fire alarm or notification job. If your installation specification calls for power-limited output circuits, this is not the right unit.

For a single opening, yes. The AL1012ULXPD16 is built for multi-door and multi-camera distribution at 10A across sixteen fused circuits. For one or two devices, a small single-output supply does the job: the ROFU 9126T is a plug-in 12VDC 1.5A unit with time delay, the Securitron AQD1 is a 12/24VDC 1 Amp switcher, and the RCI DKPS-2A gives you 8 outputs at 12/24VDC 2A if you want a little room to grow.

The Securitron AQS1210 is the closest match on output: it is a switching power supply rated 12 VDC at 10 amps, the same 12VDC/10A output the AL1012ULXPD16 delivers. The difference is distribution - the Altronix unit converts a 115VAC, 60Hz input into sixteen 12VDC non-power-limited fused outputs and ships in a grey enclosure with a charger, while the AQS1210 is a straight 12 VDC 10 amp supply. If you are feeding many separate locks, cameras or readers and want each leg individually fused, the 16-output Altronix does that distribution for you; if you are feeding one panel or a downstream distribution board, the AQS1210 covers the load.

Yes. The AL1012ULXPD16 is built for large systems, with 12VDC at 10A spread over sixteen fused outputs. For a two or three lock opening, the RCI DKPS-2A gives 12/24VDC at 2A across 8 outputs, the Securitron AQL4 is a 12/24VDC switching supply at 4/3 amps, and the Von Duprin PS902 is a 2A 12/24 VDC base supply that is field selectable for access control. Any of those sizes the supply to a small door count rather than a full riser.

Standard 120V service. The unit is listed at 120V and takes a 115VAC, 60Hz input, so a normal North American branch circuit feeds it. Outputs are 12VDC.

The enclosure is included, along with the charger and the sixteen fused outputs. It ships as a complete grey-enclosure assembly, so there is no separate can to order.

Motorized latch retraction devices draw a heavy inrush and are normally fed by a supply built for that duty, such as the BEST RPSMLR2 Series power supply for motorized latch retraction exit devices. Delayed egress hardware has its own dedicated option in the BEST PS161-6, a power supply for delayed egress exit devices. The AL1012ULXPD16 is a general 12VDC at 10A multi-output supply with sixteen fused non-power-limited outputs, suited to distributing power across many access control, CCTV and similar loads rather than to a specific exit device inrush profile.

A few items sit in the same aisle and are not replacements. The ROFU 9126T is a plug-in mini supply at 12 VDC / 1.5A with time delay - right voltage, a fraction of the 10A capacity and no multi-output distribution. The Command Access CAT Field Tester is a portable 12-24VDC tester that runs off DeWalt, Makita and Milwaukee batteries, a bench and field tool rather than a permanent supply. The ROFU 10305-LA is a power transfer hinge rated 1.5A at 42V, which carries power through the door rather than generating it. The Detex 10-800 is a universal logic controller with a 120VAC/24VDC supply and battery backup, so it brings control logic you may not want. And the Securitron BPSS is a boxed solar power supply for sites without AC service.

The AL1012ULXPD16 is a power supply/charger and ships with an enclosure, charger and sixteen fused outputs, so the charging circuit for standby batteries is part of the unit. If you need battery backup at a much smaller scale, the Adams Rite PS-1 is a 1 amp 12/24 volt DC regulated supply with battery backup, and the Command Access PS204/204B is a 2A 24VDC linear supply with battery backup. Those serve single or few-door applications rather than a 10A, sixteen-output riser.

The Aiphone AC-PS1250 is a 12V DC 5A UL Listed power supply intended for AC Series access control kits, which suits a packaged small-system install. The AL1012ULXPD16 is the larger-scale option, taking 115VAC 60Hz in and producing 12VDC at 10A across sixteen fused non-power-limited outputs for commercial systems with many devices on one supply.

Yes. The sixteen fused 12VDC outputs suit camera runs as readily as access control devices, and sixteen circuits maps neatly onto a sixteen-camera installation with a fuse per camera. General use, CCTV, fire alarm and POIP are all normal applications for these Altronix supplies.

It is a commercial-duty unit, sold for professional security and access control work. Sixteen fused 12VDC outputs at 10A in a grey enclosure is a distribution panel for a building, not a single-door residential kit.

One configuration: AL1012ULXPD16. That is the 12VDC 10A, sixteen fused output version in the grey enclosure. There are no finish or voltage variants to pick.