Wireless Power Supply for Dome Light Controller

Wireless Power Supply for Dome Light Controller| Wireless Nurse Call System

WNC-DLC-PWR is a dedicated power supply designed to support WNC wireless nurse call system infrastructure. Engineered for continuous operation in healthcare environments, this power supply delivers stable, regulated power to compatible WNC controllers, logic processors, and network devices. Its reliable performance helps maintain uninterrupted communication and monitoring functions that are critical to patient safety and staff responsiveness.

Purpose

• Converts standard AC line voltage into regulated DC power for compatible WNC system components.
• Provides stable power for wireless logic processors, network hubs, and controller devices.
• Helps prevent system interruptions caused by voltage fluctuations or inadequate power delivery.
• Supports reliable operation of nurse call communication and monitoring infrastructure.
• Contributes to long-term equipment protection and operational stability.

Technical Specifications

• Model: WNC-DLC-PWR
• Input Voltage: 100–240 VAC
• Output Voltage: Regulated DC output
• Connection Type: Plug-and-play interface for WNC controllers and related equipment
• Form Factor: Compact rack-friendly design
• Protection Features: Overvoltage, short-circuit, and thermal protection
• Compliance: Designed for healthcare facility applications

Features & Benefits

• High-quality internal components support dependable long-term operation.
• Integrated filtering helps reduce electrical noise and interference.
• Efficient operation minimizes heat generation and improves reliability.
• Designed specifically for compatibility with WNC system processors and controllers.
• Status indicators provide quick visual confirmation of operational conditions.
• Protective circuitry helps safeguard connected equipment from electrical faults.
• Supports critical healthcare communication infrastructure where continuous operation is essential.

Common Applications

• Central equipment rooms and communication closets.
• Wireless nurse call system installations and upgrades.
• Healthcare facilities deploying WNC-series controllers and processors.
• Replacement of aging or malfunctioning power supply units.
• Emergency power and backup-supported nurse call infrastructure deployments.