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Distributes 24 V AC across 18 channels at 5 A total with 1.1 A per channel using a fuse-free PTC design
This Bluecctv power supply delivers 24 V AC across eighteen channels with a total capacity of 5 A. Each channel provides up to 1.1 A for connected cameras. A fuse-free PTC design removes the need to replace blown fuses during maintenance.
The unit comfortably runs eighteen cameras that each draw 1.1 A or less. Total load must stay within the 5 A limit, so running all channels at maximum simultaneously will exceed the rating. Builders needing more than eighteen channels or higher per-channel current should choose a larger supply.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Bluecctv |
| Model name | W24VAC18P05A |
Each channel supplies up to 1.1 A at 24 V AC, so cameras drawing less will operate normally; the PTC simply limits current if a fault occurs.
Measure 24 V AC at each output with a multimeter; a reading on every channel shows the PTC has not tripped and power is reaching the cameras.
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