Nidac PAC1 Single Door Controller

 

Quick Overview:

• Series 3 600 Users single door controller
• Block load users
• 12-24vdc or 16-24vac
• 1 min lockout after 5 failed code atempts

 

The Blurb:

The PAC (Presco™ Access Controller) Door access controllers utilise proven microprocessor technology to operate an electric door locking device.Together with a Presco™ encoder, or other devices with the addition of a Presco™ Interface Module model PIM. The PAC offers affordable access control to restricted areas for up to 400 users.

With the Presco system the door controller and reader are separated, allowing the controller to do the code processing in a remote protected environment. The code is transmitted from the reader using only two wires, making installation simple and cost effective. The door controller and reader can be separated by up to 1 kilometer using low cost 4 core non-shielded cable!

 

Features:

• 12-24 Volt D.C. or 16-24 Volt A.C. operation.
• 600 Users.
• Controls a single door.
• Split system ensures maximum security.
• Support for bulk entry of users.
• Heavy duty 5 Amp relay contacts for lock control.
• Support for Fail Safe and Fail Secure locking schemes.
• 1 Amp N.O. relay contacts for DOTL and Door Forced alarm outputs.
• Automatic door Re-lock function.
• Programmable EGRESS input:

- Momentary release for door output.

- Hold release for door output.

• Backward compatibility feature for use with the PACDL Datalogger.
• 10 year data memory retention, non-volatile memory.
• 36 month manufacturer’s warranty.

 

Specifications:

Dimensions	104mm x 72mm x 27mm
Operating Voltage	11 - 30 Volts D.C. 14 - 28 Volts A.C
Operating Current	200 mA. D.C. max 240 mA. A.C. max
Operating Temperature	0°C to 70°C
ELC Contacts:	30 Volts, 5 Amp A.C./D.C. Single Pole Single Throw Programmable: N.O. or N.C
DOTL Contacts:	30 Volts, 1 Amp , N.O. Single Pole Single Throw
Weight	150g

 

 

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