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ACSI 1420 POWER SUPPLY, 24VDC, 2 AMP, FOR 1550-MD MOTOR KITS, FILTERED/REGULATED, ACCEPTS 120VAC/240VAC

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Model: 1420
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ACSI 1420 POWER SUPPLY, 24VDC, 2 AMP, FOR 1550-MD MOTOR KITS, FILTERED/REGULATED, ACCEPTS 120VAC/240VAC

1420 Power Supply
ACSI 1420 Power Supply can be used in the following applications:
• Provide power/control to exit devices equipped with the ACSI Series 1550-MD Motor Drive Electric Latch Retraction.
(See ACSI Series 1500 Electric Exit Device Catalog)
• Provide power/control to electrified door hardware in applications requiring automatic door operator interface.

Features
• UL Listed and tested to UL 294 standard
• Filtered/Regulated 24VDC
• Class 2 rated outputs
• 2.2A load capacity
• Overload, over voltage, and short circuit protection
• Automatically accepts 120VAC or 240VAC input

Each 1420 Includes
• Separate inputs for activation switch on entry and exit
sides of the opening.
• Relay dry contact output to automatic door operator input.
• Built-in 0.5 second time delay between activation of the
electrified door hardware and automatic door operator.
• Input for optional fire alarm or emergency release switch
when urgent unlocking of door is required.
• Auxiliary 24VDC constant voltage output
• Separate 24VDC outputs for fail safe and fail secure
electrified door hardware.
Options
DN – Day/Night mode provides a separate input for
retracting one exit device or two exit devices simultaneously
without activating the automatic door operator. While
the latches are held retracted, the auto-operator can be
activated independently from a different input.

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Series:
1400 Series
Subcategory:
Linear Power Supplies
Fire Alarm Relay:
Yes
Product Group:
Electronic Access Controls
Product Subgroup:
Controllers, Power Supplies and Transformers
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Electronic:
Yes
Battery Operated:
Yes
Product Type:
Controllers, Power Supplies and Transformers
Product Model:
1420
Collection:
1400 Series
Product Category:
Electronic Access Controls
Department:
Door Hardware

ACSI 1420 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) What power supply do I need for ACSI 1550-MD motor drive electric latch retraction exit devices?
The ACSI 1420 is the power supply built for the Series 1550-MD Motor Drive Electric Latch Retraction. It puts out filtered and regulated 24VDC with 2.2A of load capacity, which covers the motor draw on latch retraction devices, and it carries the control logic those openings need rather than being a bare transformer. If your job is a 1550-MD retrofit or new install, this is the matching supply.
2) Will the ACSI 1420 power supply run on 240V, or do I need a 120V circuit?
Either one. The 1420 automatically accepts 120VAC or 240VAC input, so there is no jumper to set or separate model to order for a 240V feed. Output is 24VDC, filtered and regulated, with Class 2 rated outputs.
3) Can the ACSI 1420 power both a fail safe and a fail secure device at the same time?
Yes. The 1420 has separate 24VDC outputs for fail safe and fail secure electrified door hardware, so a fail secure electric latch retraction device and a fail safe lock or strike on the same opening can both be fed from one box. There is also an auxiliary 24VDC constant voltage output for anything that needs power all the time, like a card reader or a REX device.
4) Does the ACSI 1420 handle the timing between the exit device and the automatic door operator, or do I need a separate sequencer?
It handles it. The 1420 has a built-in 0.5 second time delay between activation of the electrified door hardware and the automatic door operator, plus a relay dry contact output that wires straight to the operator input. That delay is what keeps the operator from pushing the door before the latches are clear, so you don't need a separate sequencing relay or timer in the package.
5) Can the ACSI 1420 release the doors on a fire alarm signal?
Yes. There is a dedicated input for an optional fire alarm or emergency release switch, used where the door needs to unlock urgently. That input is part of the standard 1420, not an add-on model.
6) Will a 2 amp 24VDC supply be enough for electric latch retraction, or will it drop out?
The 1420 is rated 2.2A of load capacity at a filtered and regulated 24VDC, and it is the supply ACSI specifies for its 1550-MD motor drive latch retraction. Motor drive retraction draws far less inrush than the older solenoid style retraction, which is why a 2 amp supply covers it. Protection against overload, over voltage, and short circuit is built in, so a fault on the run to the device shuts the output down rather than cooking the supply.
7) If I need a power supply that reports its own status back to the panel, is the ACSI 1420 the right choice or should I use something else?
For supervised power where the supply itself needs to report status, look at the Securitron BPSM self-monitoring power supply in the BPSM series. Self-monitoring is what that unit is built to do. The ACSI 1420 is a filtered and regulated 24VDC supply, UL listed and tested to UL 294, with Class 2 rated outputs, 2.2A load capacity, and overload, over voltage, and short circuit protection; its intelligence is in door sequencing rather than in reporting supply health. It does carry an input for an optional fire alarm or emergency release switch, so life safety release is covered on the 1420 side. A common approach on larger jobs is to keep the 1420 at the opening for the 1550-MD latch retraction and operator handshake, and handle monitoring at the panel or with a monitored supply elsewhere in the run.
8) What else could I use instead of the ACSI 1420 for a 24VDC access control power supply?
Two Securitron options sit alongside it: the BPS linear box power supply, and the BPSM self-monitoring power supply if you want the supply to report its own status. The difference in kind matters more than the brand. The ACSI 1420 is not just a supply, it is a control module with the operator interface, sequencing delay, day/night input and separate fail safe and fail secure outputs built in. A Securitron BPS is a power supply. If your opening needs the exit device, operator and activation switches sequenced together, the 1420 does that in one box; if you only need clean 24VDC to feed hardware controlled by something else, a plain box supply is the simpler pick.
9) Do I need two activation inputs for a push-to-exit and a card reader on opposite sides of the door?
The 1420 already has them. It provides separate inputs for the activation switch on the entry side and the exit side of the opening, so a card reader or exterior push plate and an interior push plate each land on their own terminal instead of being paralleled together.
10) Can I use the ACSI 1420 for electrified hardware other than an exit device?
Yes. Beyond powering 1550-MD latch retraction, the 1420 is used to power and control electrified door hardware in any application that needs an automatic door operator interface, using the dry contact operator output, the fail safe and fail secure outputs, and the entry and exit activation inputs. It is a commercial device, not a residential one.
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Does the ACSI 1420 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The ACSI 1420 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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