UHPPOTE 12V Power Supply for Door Access Control System & Intercom Camera (Input: 110-240VAC / Output:12VDC)

Deserves each penny. Comes with very clear instructions. Does the job faultlessly. Easy to install and connect.

GOOD QUALITY

I found this product very easy to install, and it worked perfectly for the job it was intended for. The performance has been reliable, and it does exactly what it promises.My only minor issue is that the power cable was a bit short, which required some adjustments that’s why I gave it four stars.Overall, it’s a solid and effective solution for door access systems. Highly recommend!

Worked perfectly to provide power to a keypad with RFID and to link the keypad to motorized lock on my residence.

Housed in a weather-proof box, this powers the wireless gate-control receiver, and the gate-lock itself. Neat & tidy, no fuss to install.

Compact easy install

Initially worked for a few hours , tried to set up another mobile phone connected to system , the system clearly doesn’t work or like another connected phone , I have expert installing and looking at it .. summary App is rubbish .. unit itself is ok though .. I will be requesting a refund ..

The unit actually functions very well - once you figure out HOW to use it, and that was done by trial and error! The so-called instructions are not really worth the coated paper it is printed on! However, once you figure it out, it's actually a good-quality unit! So, here are some lessons learned on the usage...Scenario - You have a Normally-Open circuit (e.g., Fail-secure electric door jamb).100 - 240V AC in is as marked, so the instructions are at least good for this.If you use a Normally-Open circuit to trigger the unit, the wires in should go to the terminals marked "+NO" and "-Common" (Use +NC if it is a normally closed circuit).The 12-volt triggered solenoid latch should be wired to "Push" and "Ground"If you have a +12V trigger to trigger the solenoid, you should use the terminals marked "Control+" and "Control-"Hope this helps!