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Mounting and Installing the Power
Supply
WARNING
Personal injury or death could occur and the
equipment could be damaged beyond repair if this
precaution is not observed!
— Before installation, turn off the external circuit
breaker which supplies power to the system,
including door locks.
— Before connecting the device to the power supply,
verify that the output voltage is within specifica-
tions of the power supply.
— Do not apply power to the system until after the
installation has been completed.
Power Supply Recommendations
FOR READERS
DC Power Supply:
• Power must be provided to the IdentIPoint readers from a
UL294 and/or UL1076 listed power supply for access
control or one approved by local authority having
jurisdiction.
• Power supply should be 12-24VDC.
• When powered by an external DC source such as the
above, IdentIPoint readers provide a power output for
powering devices like the IOM or a door strike. The max
current provided by the reader in this case is 300mA at 1.5
V less than the input voltage.
• The IdentIPoint readers consume a maximum of 12W
power when supplying power to IOMs and/or other external
devices such as a door strike or magnetic lock relay.
• Any UL Security listed power supply may be used such as
the Honeywell HP400ULPD8CB power supply.
NOTE: For UL294 installations, only UL294 and/or
UL1076 listed power supplies should be used for
reader and lock power with required 72 hour bat-
tery backup.
Power-over-Ethernet
1. If Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) devices are used to power
the IdentIPoint readers, they must conform to the IEEE
802.3af standard. See section Power over Ethernet
(PoE) wiring of Wiring the Readers and IOM topic for
details on selecting PoE devices.
2. When powered by an IEEE802.3af compliant PSE
(Power Supply Equipment), IdentIPoint readers provide
a power output for powering devices like the IOM or a
door strike. The max current provided by the reader in
this case is 300mA at 10.5VDC.
3. The IdentIPoint readers consume a maximum of 12W
power when supplying power to IOMs and/or other
external devices such as a door strike or magnetic lock
relay.
4. Where it is not feasible to use PoE switches, PoE mid-
spans may be alternatively used.
NOTE: Use of PoE is not a UL294 listed configuration
and should not be used on projects where a
UL294 certificate will be issued.
HONEYWELL IDENTIPOINT™ INTELLIGENT SMARTCARD SYSTEM
FOR IOM
1. Power must be provided to the IdentIPoint IOM from a
UL294 and/or UL1076 listed power supply for access
control or one approved by local authority having juris-
diction.
2. Power supply for IOM should be 12-24VDC.
3. Power consumption is 1.2W max.
NOTE: For UL294 installations, only UL294 and/or
UL1076 listed power supplies should be used for
reader and lock power with required 72 hour bat-
tery backup.
Circuit Protection for Readers and IOM
1. IdentIPoint readers and the IOM are able to withstand
power on wrong terminal up to 24VDC on any of the
exposed terminals of the reader.
2. IdentIPoint readers and the IOM are able to withstand
power connection of up to 24VDC with reverse polarity.
3. IdentIPoint readers and IOM are able to withstand I/O
short circuit on all inputs and outputs.
Installation Instructions
1. Mounting: The power supply should be installed in
accordance with all applicable codes and standards.
2. Power Supply Input Connection: Before connecting
power review the entire wiring diagram provided with the
power supply for correct installation. Make input con-
nections as instructed in the manual provided with the
power supply.
NOTE: For countries that use input voltage other than
120VAC, check the available literature on the
power supply for details on configuring the
power supply to accept 230VAC input voltage.
3. Output Connections: Connect the power supply outputs
to the desired devices observing polarity. See Table.2
for wire sizes and distances.
WARNING
To reduce risk of electric shock, do not expose
unit to rain or excess moisture, and disconnect
power before servicing unit. For continuous
protection against hazards, replace fuses only
with exact type and rating. A readily accessible
switched circuit breaker must be available to
disconnect main power as required. All 120V
wiring should be routed so that it cannot touch
24V wiring; minimum spacing 3/8" (0.953cm).
Installation and servicing should only be made by
qualified personnel; contains no user-serviceable
parts. Install in accordance with all local
regulations and the National Electrical Code.
Maintenance
The power supply unit should be tested at least once a year to
verify correct operation in accordance with the following
recommendations:
Output Voltage Test - Voltage output should be tested under
normal load conditions to verify correct levels.
Battery Test - Battery should be checked for full charge under
normal load conditions. This check should verify correct
voltage at both battery terminals and also at the battery output
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