Elmdene International is a leading manufacturer of high-quality, innovative electronic power supplies and accessories for security, fire, and access control systems.
Elmdene International Ltd is a world-class manufacturer specializing in high-quality electronic power supply units (PSUs) and system accessories. With a strong focus on the security, access control, CCTV, and fire industries, Elmdene provides robust, reliable power solutions that are tailored for the most demanding performance and compliance requirements.
Their comprehensive product lineup includes advanced switch mode power supplies, EN54-4 approved fire PSUs, and versatile multi-access power solutions. Core features across their ranges often include deep discharge protection, universal mains input voltage, efficient standby battery charging, and detailed fault diagnostic capabilities to ensure the continuous operation of critical safety systems.
Supported by a commitment to manufacturing excellence, many of Elmdene's core products are backed by a Lifetime Warranty. Professionals and system installers rely on Elmdene's highly efficient electronics and modular designs for reduced running costs, lower operating temperatures, and simplified maintenance.
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Elmdene offers a Lifetime Warranty on its core product lines, giving you confidence in the performance and reliability of their power supplies for security and fire safety installations.
Check the fault diagnostic table in your specific user manual. Generally, a green LED indicates that the mains supply is present, while a yellow or red flashing LED signifies faults such as a blown fuse, missing battery, or mains power loss.
Most Elmdene power supply units use 12V Valve Regulated Lead Acid (VRLA) batteries. 24V applications typically require two 12V batteries wired in series. Always refer to your installation manual to confirm the specific capacity and polarity required.
The yellow fault LED may flash during initial commissioning to indicate that no standby battery has been connected yet. This is a normal function and will clear once the battery is correctly attached and begins charging.