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Haydon Power Supply Units

Haydon power supply units feed CCTV, access control, intruder alarm and fire alarm equipment. This page covers boxed 12V and 24V DC supplies that charge a standby battery, EN54-4 fire alarm power supplies with a 27.6V DC output, a switchable access control supply, multi-output CCTV supplies, 24 VAC supplies for cameras, IP66 outdoor units, and inline adaptors including a 48V DC supply for PoE recorders.

Choosing Haydon Power Supply Units

Start from the voltage and current the equipment needs, allow some headroom, then decide whether the supply must keep running on battery when the mains fails.

Battery-backed boxed supplies

Boxed supplies charge a standby battery and keep the load running when the mains fails. The HAY-PSU12V1ABB, HAY-PSU12V2ABB and HAY-PSU12V3ABB give 1A, 2A and 3A at 12V DC, and the 2A and 3A models run at 13.8V to charge 7Ah batteries. For 24V DC, the HAY-DC24V1ABBLPSU, HAY-DC24V2ABBLPSU, HAY-DC24V5ABBLPSU and HAY-DC24V10ABBLPSU give 1A to 10A from a universal 90-264Vac input. The HAY-DC24V1ABBLPSU and HAY-DC24V5ABBLPSU have lid-open and box-removal tamper detection, and the HAY-DC24V5ABBLPSU also has a mains fail output relay.

Fire alarm and access control

For fire alarm systems, the HAY-PSUEN54-1A, HAY-PSUEN54-2A and HAY-PSUEN54-5AL are EN54-4 power supplies with a 27.6V DC uninterruptible output, battery monitoring and volt-free fault signalling; the 1A and 2A models take two 7Ah sealed lead-acid batteries. For access control, the HAY-ACCESS12/24V8/4A-8W switches between 12 VDC at 8 A and 24 VDC at 4 A, charges standby batteries and has eight fused, independently switched outputs with a trigger relay.

ModelOutputTypical use
HAY-PSU12V3ABB12V DC 3A, battery backupIntruder alarm, access control
HAY-DC24V10ABBLPSU24V DC 10A, battery backupIntruder alarm, access control
HAY-PSUEN54-2A27.6V DC 2A, EN54-4Fire alarm
HAY-PSUMULTI5A12V DC, 9 outputs, 5A totalSecurity and CCTV
HAY-PSU4/2-2/4A2424 VAC, 4 x 2A or 2 x 4ACCTV, access control
HAY-48V2.5A48V DC 2.5A, inlinePoE NVR, PoC DVR

Multi-output, AC and inline supplies

Multi-output supplies power several devices from one unit: the HAY-PSUMULTI5A has 9 fused outputs sharing 5A, and the HAY-PSUMULTI10A has 16 outputs sharing 10A. For 24 VAC cameras, the HAY-PSU4/2-2/4A24 gives four 2A or two 4A outputs with auto-reset PTC fuses, and the HAY-IP-24VPSU-1X4A is an IP66 outdoor unit with a single 4A output. Inline supplies include the HAY-PSUINLINE3A24 (24 VAC 3A), the HAY-INLINE 3.5A (12VDC 3.5A) and the HAY-48V2.5A (48V DC 2.5A).

Related categories

See the full Haydon range, compare CCTV power supplies and DC power supplies from other makers, add power supply accessories, or power the cameras and recorders in security and surveillance.

Frequently asked questions

What is an outdoor power supply unit?

An outdoor power supply unit is a mains-powered supply in a weatherproof enclosure, made to feed equipment such as CCTV cameras close to where they are mounted. Look for an enclosure rated around IP66 when it will face rain and spray directly. The range here includes weatherproof outdoor supplies with AC and DC outputs.

What is a boxed power supply unit?

A boxed power supply unit is a mains supply built into a wall-mounted enclosure, often with space for a standby battery. It suits security systems such as intruder alarms, access control and CCTV, where several devices need a steady low-voltage feed. Battery backup can keep it running through a mains failure, and some units add fused outputs, tamper switches and mains-fail relays.

What is a Haydon power supply?

A Haydon power supply is a mains-fed unit made by Haydon to give security and fire equipment a steady low-voltage feed. Formats include inline adapters, boxed supplies with battery backup, multi-output CCTV units and weatherproof outdoor units. Fire alarm models add battery monitoring and fault outputs for detection systems. The range here includes AC and DC supplies.

Why buy from West Midlands Electrics

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Written by the West Midlands Electrics technical team

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