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Power Up Your Projects: How BAS-IP’s Built-in Energy Booster Can Change the Game for Low-Voltage Installers

Tired of dealing with extra power supplies and tangled wires for electromechanical locks? What if you could simplify your installations, improve reliability, and save time on every job? Low-voltage installers dealing with door entry and access control will find the answer in BAS-IP’s innovative Built-in Multiplying Energy Booster.

This is more than just a minor tweak; it represents a fundamental shift in how electromechanical locks are powered and protected. This distinct market differentiator is seamlessly integrated into BAS-IP’s advanced individual entry panels, such as the AV-08FBL and the new AV-08FBIL, to answer direct questions from installers about how it works.

Beyond the Fundamentals: The Technical Brilliance of the Multiplying Energy Booster

The Multiplying Energy Booster is fundamentally a sophisticated, integrated electronic module. It consists of a meticulously engineered array of microchips, transistors, diodes, and capacitors. This is a proprietary, intelligent power management system that is integrated into the internal architecture of the panel rather than being an external component that comes with it.

The Technical Edge’s Method of Operation:

  • Peak Delivery & Energy Accumulation: The booster effectively stores and actively gathers energy. This stored energy is instantly released as a strong impulse when an electromechanical lock requires a sudden spike in power to activate (that critical “peak load”), guaranteeing consistent, clear lock operation.
  • Intelligent Lock Protection: This system protects your entire setup, not just the power supply. The electromechanical lock is actively shielded by the booster from:
    • By carefully controlling power delivery, overheating and burnout can be prevented.
    • extended voltage/current supply, avoiding damage from constant power.
    • wiring mistakes, preventing problems caused by erroneous activation settings.
  • Simplified Wiring & Extended Cable Runs: The “multiplying energy” feature enables you to connect electromechanical locks to the panel directly with cable runs up to 7–10 meters (23–33 feet) without the lock requiring an extra power source! This significantly reduces material costs and wiring complexity.
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Opening Up Unmatched Benefits for Installers

Your company and your clients will directly benefit from this integrated solution in the following ways:

  • Ultimate Simplicity: Control and power the lock directly through a single “Lock” output from the BAS-IP panel. No more separate power supplies or external relays are needed.
  • Reduced Costs: Eliminate the expense of purchasing and installing additional power supplies and relays for electromechanical locks. Less hardware equals lower costs.
  • Faster Installation: You can finish more projects more quickly and with fewer connection errors when there are fewer parts and simpler wiring.
  • Improved Reliability & Protection: Inbuilt safeguards reduce service calls and maintenance hassles by protecting the lock against common installation errors, overloads, and premature wear.
  • PoE Compatibility: The Multiplying Energy Booster works flawlessly, ensuring a clean, efficient power delivery even if your BAS-IP panel is powered via PoE (IEEE802.3af standard).

A Very Special Advantage: No Similar Products on the Market

This technology’s distinctiveness in the intercom market is what really makes it stand out. The BAS-IP Built-in Multiplying Energy Booster is a groundbreaking innovation that is integrated right into the entry panel, unlike other systems that require external power units, independent relays, or special wiring for electromechanical locks. This implies that other solutions won’t offer this degree of direct electromechanical lock support and embedded intelligent power management. A genuine differentiator, it optimizes your workflow in a manner that no other vendor presently provides.

Some of our most well-liked and adaptable models, such as the BAS-IP AV-08FBL and the recently released BAS-IP AV-08FBIL panels, incorporate this state-of-the-art technology.

Ideal for Smaller Projects: Optimizing Cost Savings

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For small to medium-sized projects where every little detail and every dollar saved truly matters, this technology is the perfect option:

  • Private residences and townhomes: ideal for electromechanically operated front doors and gates. A neat installation free of unsightly extra boxes or cables will be achieved. This immediately lowers your labor and equipment budget.
  • Small Offices & Retail Stores: Fast installation is essential for storage spaces or main entry doors. Businesses with limited funds benefit greatly from the process’s speed and lower material costs caused by simpler wiring and fewer components.
  • Warehouses and Technical Areas: Regulating access to storage spaces or service entrances where dependability and economy are crucial. You can finish projects more quickly and profitably by reducing the amount of time needed to install and configure each access point.

The removal of external power units and relays becomes the most evident and palpable savings factor in these situations, where frequently only one or two locks are required.

Connecting Your Locks: Essential Information

The “Lock” output on the supported BAS-IP panels is designed for electromechanical locks only with the following specifications:

  • Voltage: 12–14 V
  • Current Consumption: Up to 3.5 A (recommended)
  • Cable Length: The lower the lock’s current consumption, the greater the permissible cable length.
    • For locks up to 3.5 A, a cable length of up to 5–7 meters (16–23 feet) is recommended for stable operation.
    • You can still connect locks with higher current draws (4.0–4.5 A, for example) directly, but the suggested cable distance should be lowered to 3–4 meters (10–13 feet).

Minimum Power Requirements for the Panel:

  • A 12V, 1A power source or PoE (IEEE802.3af standard) is needed for the panel itself.
  • A 12V, 2A power supply or the same PoE standard is advised for best results.
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An example of clever engineering that was created with the installer in mind is the BAS-IP Built-in Multiplying Energy Booster. It increases the overall dependability of your access control solutions, protects your installations, and expedites your work. With BAS-IP, enter a new era of reliable, easy-to-use, low-voltage installations.

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