Dantech 12V DC Power Supply, Looking for ideal 12V power sup

[andy jinks 0]

Hi,

 

Currently we are using DA397 and DA665/8 (12V, 0.5A, 8 ports, Dantech from Gardiner Security). It is a very good product. However, we have a number of incidents where the fuses were blown and we had to send expensive engineer down to just change 1 fuse.

 

We are wondering if there is a more customer friendly power supply out there. We are looking for these additional features,

- A separate compartment where the customer can have easy access to them (without have to unscrew and next to the live wires)

- Individual led light for each of the 8 output, and ideally can be seen by the customer from the outside without opening the box.

- 12V regulated power.

- It does not have to be wheather-proof, as we only use it in indoor environment.

 

Any help would be very very much appreciated.

 

Many thanks,

Edward

[rory 0]

The leading Power Supply manufacturer at least for North America, is Altronix.

 

You'll find everything you need from them.

[Simon woo 0]

0.5A how many cameras do you power from this ? and what is the camera draw of each camera, if you have 8 cameras at 200ma (most average internal fixed dome) then no way is 0.5A enough, i bet the PSU are running hot.

[smarty 0]

Check out the Elk PD9 (12VDC or 24VAC). This is a power distribution source especially for security cams. Has all your listed features.

 

http://www.elkproducts.com/products/elk-pd9.htm

[securitymonster 0]

www.altronix.com or www.pthree.com should keep you plenty happy. Altronix is a little more affordable on the normal stuff.

[rory 0]

www.altronix.com or www.pthree.com should keep you plenty happy. Altronix is a little more affordable on the normal stuff.

 

pthree was the other name i was trying to remember LOL

yeah they are really good also ..