PSC Bell and Light Power Supply

At the center of the PSC Bell and Light System, the PSC Bell and Light Power Supply powers and runs up to 80 stations from one compact box.

Two switches set how it runs. In WIRED and MANUAL, the operator rings the bell and works the lights from the wired controller, the most common setup. In AUTO, the power supply needs only a start and a stop signal. On roll it gives a 2-second bell and turns the stations from green to flashing red, and on cut it gives two short rings and turns them green again. In RF mode, the optional RF Remote Control triggers the power supply wirelessly through a receiver module that installs in a slot on the front panel.

The front panel carries XLR outputs to the stations, a REMOTE XLR for the controller, and a LINK XLR that daisy chains a second power supply for very large systems. It runs on 90 to 264 VAC through a standard AC receptacle on the back. An internal jumper turns off the green light for use with older single-color stations.

Features

• Powers up to 80 Bell and Light Stations
• Wired manual, wired automatic, and wireless automatic operation
• Automatic bell sequences on roll and cut
• Slot for the optional RF Remote Control receiver module
• LINK connector for larger systems
• 90 to 264 VAC input
• 6061-T6 aircraft aluminum, gloss white powder coat