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XPIQ-PS | Notifier Power Supply 120VAC
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Product Description P/N: XPIQ-PS
Description
The Notifier XPIQ-PS is a dedicated power supply module designed to support the Quad Intelligent Audio Transponder (XPIQ) within fire alarm and emergency communication systems. It ensures reliable operation of distributed audio applications with integrated battery backup for uninterrupted functionality during power loss.
Technical Specifications
| Condition | New/Never Used Surplus |
|---|---|
| Brand | Notifier |
| Category |
Fire Alarm Accessories
|
| Part Number | XPIQ-PS |
| Subcategory | Power Supplies |
| AC Input Voltage | 120 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 3.5 A |
| DC Input Voltage | 20.4–28 VDC, 9.0 A (at full load) |
| Battery Charger Output | 27.6 VDC float, 1.4 A max |
| Battery Capacity Range | 12 AH – 25 AH |
| Backup Runtime | Up to 48 hours |
| Protection Features | Overcurrent & reverse polarity (15 A fuse) |
| Designed For | Quad Intelligent Audio Transponder (XPIQ) |
| Mounting | Internal to XPIQ system cabinet |
| Weight | 3.00 lbs |
Information About XPIQ-PS
The XPIQ-PS is a 120VAC input power supply specifically engineered to provide continuous power to Notifier's Quad Intelligent Audio Transponder. The unit incorporates both AC and DC inputs, supporting seamless switching to backup battery power when needed. It includes an onboard battery charger, overcurrent protection, and reverse polarity safeguards to maintain system integrity in critical alarm and notification applications. This power supply is integral to the operation of fire alarm voice evacuation systems, enabling the delivery of pre-recorded or live emergency messages throughout a protected facility. Its compliance with UL standards and compatibility with lead-acid batteries make it suitable for use in both commercial and industrial fire protection infrastructures.
Key Features:
- AC Input Power: Accepts 120 VAC at 50/60 Hz, drawing 3.5 A for primary operation.
- DC Battery Backup: Operates on 20.4–28 VDC with a 9.0 A output at full load for dependable backup support.
- Integrated Battery Charger: Maintains float charge at 27.6 VDC with max charging current of 1.4 A for 24V lead-acid batteries.
- Battery Capacity Support: Compatible with battery capacities ranging from 12 AH to 25 AH, allowing up to 48 hours of backup runtime.
- Overcurrent and Reverse Polarity Protection: Features a 15 A automotive mini-fuse to protect the unit and downstream equipment.
- Purpose-Built Design: Tailored to power Notifier's XPIQ Audio Transponder, ensuring uninterrupted audio signal delivery in evacuation and emergency systems.
- Compact Form Factor: Designed for integration into XPIQ systems without occupying excess panel space.
- Regulatory Compliance: Built to meet UL standards for fire alarm system components, ensuring dependable operation under critical safety conditions.
The XPIQ-PS provides stable, regulated power for distributed audio transponders, delivering seamless protection and power continuity in intelligent voice evacuation networks.
Description
The Notifier XPIQ-PS is a dedicated power supply module designed to support the Quad Intelligent Audio Transponder (XPIQ) within fire alarm and emergency communication systems. It ensures reliable operation of distributed audio applications with integrated battery backup for uninterrupted functionality during power loss.
Technical Specifications
| Condition | New/Never Used Surplus |
|---|---|
| Brand | Notifier |
| Category |
Fire Alarm Accessories
|
| Part Number | XPIQ-PS |
| Subcategory | Power Supplies |
| AC Input Voltage | 120 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 3.5 A |
| DC Input Voltage | 20.4–28 VDC, 9.0 A (at full load) |
| Battery Charger Output | 27.6 VDC float, 1.4 A max |
| Battery Capacity Range | 12 AH – 25 AH |
| Backup Runtime | Up to 48 hours |
| Protection Features | Overcurrent & reverse polarity (15 A fuse) |
| Designed For | Quad Intelligent Audio Transponder (XPIQ) |
| Mounting | Internal to XPIQ system cabinet |
| Weight | 3.00 lbs |
Information About XPIQ-PS
The XPIQ-PS is a 120VAC input power supply specifically engineered to provide continuous power to Notifier's Quad Intelligent Audio Transponder. The unit incorporates both AC and DC inputs, supporting seamless switching to backup battery power when needed. It includes an onboard battery charger, overcurrent protection, and reverse polarity safeguards to maintain system integrity in critical alarm and notification applications. This power supply is integral to the operation of fire alarm voice evacuation systems, enabling the delivery of pre-recorded or live emergency messages throughout a protected facility. Its compliance with UL standards and compatibility with lead-acid batteries make it suitable for use in both commercial and industrial fire protection infrastructures.
Key Features:
- AC Input Power: Accepts 120 VAC at 50/60 Hz, drawing 3.5 A for primary operation.
- DC Battery Backup: Operates on 20.4–28 VDC with a 9.0 A output at full load for dependable backup support.
- Integrated Battery Charger: Maintains float charge at 27.6 VDC with max charging current of 1.4 A for 24V lead-acid batteries.
- Battery Capacity Support: Compatible with battery capacities ranging from 12 AH to 25 AH, allowing up to 48 hours of backup runtime.
- Overcurrent and Reverse Polarity Protection: Features a 15 A automotive mini-fuse to protect the unit and downstream equipment.
- Purpose-Built Design: Tailored to power Notifier's XPIQ Audio Transponder, ensuring uninterrupted audio signal delivery in evacuation and emergency systems.
- Compact Form Factor: Designed for integration into XPIQ systems without occupying excess panel space.
- Regulatory Compliance: Built to meet UL standards for fire alarm system components, ensuring dependable operation under critical safety conditions.
The XPIQ-PS provides stable, regulated power for distributed audio transponders, delivering seamless protection and power continuity in intelligent voice evacuation networks.