Connecting to the Fire Alarm Link (if needed)

• 1 Shut off breaker supplying AC power to the power supply.
• 2 Wire your exit device(s) per the diagram(s).

NOTE: NO VOLTAGE ON INPUTS...DRY CONTACT ONLY

3 Restore power to power supply and trigger the device(s) to make sure they are working correctly.

Fig 3.2 Fire Alarm tie-in wiring diagram.

TROUBLESHOOTING
Symptom	Possible Cause	Solution
• EL Exit device can't fully retract latch	Possibility 1- Wire gauge from power supply to exit device too small	Check with your device manufacturer's wiring specifications.
	Possibility 2- Distance from Power Supply. to exit device is too far	Check with your device manufacturer's wiring specifications.
	Possibility 3- Exit device out of adjustment	Re-adjust exit device according to manufacturer's mechanical recommendations.
Green channel LED won't • light up, channel isn't working	Possibility 1- Dead short or overload	Shut off power, detect short, restore power, channel will reset.
	Possibility 2- Bad solenoid in exit device, or defective interface device between solenoid and power supply.	Check solenoid coil resistance and compare to manufacturer spec. If not close, contact service representative.
• Power supply not working and red LED not lit.	Possibility 1- AC fuse blown	Replace fuse with 2A Slow Blow 250VAC 5mm x 20mm
	Possibility 2- Short Circuit	If replacement fuse has blown then there is likely a short circuit in the board & it will need to be replaced.

Installation Instructions PS210

DESCRIPTION

The PS210 power supply is a regulated, linear power supply rated at 1.5 Amps continuous but designed to provide the brief current surge required by 24VDC for electrified locking hardware: locksets, strikes, maglocks, and latch retraction devices.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Input voltage: 120 VAC, 60Hz, 2 Amp Input fuse
• Output voltage: Regulated 24VDC +/- 10%.
• Current Rating: 1.5 Amps continuous; 2 Amp Boost @ 20% duty cycle
• UL294 Sixth edition
• Class 2 Rated power limited output
• Input: 1 independent, solid-state input triggered by N.C. dry contact
• Solid-State Output: 1 Auto Resetting rated 1.5 Amp
• Enclosure: 11"W x 11"H x 4"D
• AC Fuse Type: 5mm x 20mm: rated @ 2 Amp 250VAC
• LEDs: Red = A/C Power Indicator, Green = D/C Output Indicator,
• Temperature Range: 0 to 49° C
• Maximum humidity: 85%
• Made in USA
• UL294 (6e) Security Levels:

Destructive Attack: Level I

Line Security: Level I

Endurance: Level IV Standby Power: Level I

Mounting Notes

• 1. For UL Installations, the power supply must be installed in the protected area within an Access Controlled room
• 2. Must be Installed within accordance with the National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70.
• 3. Must be Installed within accordance with Local authority having jurisdiction.
• 4. The AC input wiring shall
  • a. be in conduit.
  • b. be minimum No. 18 AWG wire.
  • c. maintain ¼ inch spacing between non power-limited wiring, and
  • d. be fail safe to meet the requirements of NFPA 101, Paragraph 7.2.1.6.

STEP 1 - Mount the power supply

• 1. Find a cool and dry location to mount the power supply.
• 2. Using the four mounting holes in the power supply box, secure the box to a wall or other solid surface.
  • (Note: The box is designed & approved for indoor use only.)
• 3. Proceed to step 2.

STEP 2 - 120VAC wiring connection

• 1. Make sure 120VAC service is off at power supply PS210 (Breaker should be shut off).
• 2. Make sure 120VAC supply wire is rated at 90° C or higher.
• 3. Connect 120VAC supply wire to the terminal block. Connect ground to pigtail attached to enclosure.
• 4. Restore AC power to power supply. Red LED should now be on.
• 5. Proceed to step 3.

STEP 3 - Wiring the Electrified Locking Hardware

1. Shut off breaker supplying AC power to the power supply.

NOTE: NO VOLTAGE ON INPUTS...DRY CONTACT ONLY

• 2. Using wiring diagram in fig 3.1, wire your exit devices.
• 3. Restore power to power supply and trigger exit devices to make sure they are working correctly.