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Accutech ACT-PB16 Infrared Exit Sensor

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ACT-PB16
$35.00
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    Accutech ACT-PB16 Infrared Exit Sensor is a critical component designed to support the reliable operation of ResidentGuard wander management and security systems. Engineered for healthcare environments, this power distribution module helps organize and distribute power efficiently to multiple system devices, ensuring dependable performance across the entire safety network.

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    Functionality

    • The Accutech ACT-PB16 distributes power to up to sixteen connected system devices, including door controllers, alarms, monitoring equipment, and related security hardware.
    • Provides centralized power management to support consistent system operation.
    • Helps ensure efficient power delivery while reducing the risk of system-wide interruptions.
    • Supports coordinated operation between security components such as patient tags, door locks, controllers, and alarm devices.
    • Enhances installation flexibility by simplifying power distribution throughout the facility.

    Features & Benefits

    • Supports up to sixteen powered connections for expanded system capacity.
    • Durable construction is designed for continuous operation in demanding healthcare environments.
    • Integrated protection against power surges and short circuits helps safeguard connected equipment.
    • Centralized design simplifies maintenance and troubleshooting procedures.
    • Improves overall system reliability by providing stable and organized power distribution.
    • Helps healthcare staff focus on resident care by supporting uninterrupted security system performance.

    Common Application

    • Frequently installed in nursing homes, memory care communities, hospitals, and assisted living facilities.
    • Typically mounted within equipment rooms, control cabinets, or centralized power management areas.
    • Used to support wander management systems, access control equipment, alarm systems, and resident monitoring networks.
    • Ideal for facilities that require dependable power distribution to maintain resident safety and regulatory compliance.