UltraPoE PS-AD1500M 20–28VAC to 12VDC 1.5A CCTV Power Converter
UltraPoE PS-AD1500M AC/DC Converter converts a compatible low-voltage AC source to regulated 12V DC at up to 1.5A for IR cameras and other low-voltage CCTV equipment. The compact single-channel module uses one removable four-position screw terminal for AC input and polarized DC output.
Key Features
- Regulated 12V DC output, 1.5A nominal/maximum listed
- Product label lists 20–28V AC input
- Four-position terminal arrangement: DC output (+, −) and AC input (~, ~)
- Built-in surge, short-circuit, overload, and over-current protection
- Automatic output reset after a protection event
- Compact black plastic housing for camera and control installations
Technical Specifications
| Store model / SKU | PS-AD1500M |
|---|---|
| Model printed on photographed unit | CT-12015-D01 |
| Channels | 1 |
| Input shown on product label | 20–28V AC |
| Output | 12V DC, ±2% listed; 1.5A maximum |
| Short-circuit trip time | 0.2 seconds listed |
| Automatic reset time | 1 second listed |
| Input/output connector | Removable four-position screw terminal |
| Overall dimensions listed in specification | Approximately 75 × 30 × 22 mm |
| Body-face dimensions shown in legacy diagram | Approximately 59.2 × 24.8 mm |
| Weight | Approximately 0.1 kg |
| Operating conditions | −10°C to 45°C; 30–80% RH |
| Storage temperature | −30°C to 70°C |
Batch/specification note: Legacy documentation for PS-AD1500M lists AC input ranges of 20–32VAC and 24–32VAC, while the photographed CT-12015-D01 unit states 20–28VAC. Confirm the marking on the supplied unit and the source voltage before installation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the PS-AD1500M do?
It converts a supported low-voltage AC input to regulated 12V DC for a connected load up to the listed 1.5A limit.
Which terminals are input and output?
The + and − terminals are the polarized 12V DC output. The two ~ terminals are the AC input. Always follow the markings on the supplied unit.
Can it connect directly to household AC power?
No. It accepts low-voltage AC and must not be connected directly to 120V or 230V mains. Use a compatible isolated transformer or power source within the unit’s marked range.