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AKCP introduces ±40-60 VDC and 12 VDC Power Supplies
Bangkok, Thailand. April 19, 2005

AKCP, the world leader in SNMP based environmental and security monitoring, today announced the production of the ±40-60VDC and 12 VDC input power supplies.

AKCP has implemented the ±40-60 VDC input power supply. The product is a DC to DC converter which generates an output of 7.5 volts. This DC power supply comes in an external box for use with all AKCP sensorProbe and cameraProbe devices. For sensorProbe8-X20 and sensorProbe8-X60, there is an option to install this power supply inside the box.

The lack of an AC power source is no longer a problem. This new power supply supports the use of ±48 VDC generally used in telecommunications applications by generating 15 watts output power. The power supply has maximum capacity of a 2 ampere load.

AKCP’s new ±40-60 VDC power supply is comprised of several safety features; isolated ground between input and output, a redundant second input channel which is automatically activated in the event of primary channel failure, and over-voltage protection, fuse protection, protection against input voltage reversal.

AKCP also announces the availability of a 12 VDC power supply with an output of 9 VDC. This power supply includes a redundant second input channel which is automatically activated in the event of primary channel failure, and over-voltage protection, protection against input voltage reversal.

The price of ±40-60 VDC and 12 VDC power supply are $50.00 and $25.00, respectively. Both power supplies are available immediately.

About AKCP
AKCP Inc., established in 1981, is the oldest and largest manufacturer of IP based environmental and security monitoring solutions. Over 15,000 organizations use AKCP solutions for disaster prevention and infrastructure security. Providing early warning of threats to the integrity of a company's data and assets, AKCP serves the Rack Mount, Telecommunications, Power, and Food and Beverage Industries, Corporate Data Centers and Wiring Closets, Hospitals, Educational Institutions, Department of Defense, and many more industries requiring the ultimate in natural and man made disaster prevention.