LifeSafety Power will introduce five new products and technology updates at ISC West 2026, continuing its focus on advancing intelligent power management for modern security systems. The innovations will be showcased at booth 9073 and include new enclosure designs, enhanced locking options, system design tools, and software upgrades for system integrators.
The company’s latest developments are designed to support evolving physical security and IoT deployments by providing flexible and scalable power solutions.
Advanced Locking Options For Power Enclosures
A new cabinet locking option is now available for Unified Power Solutions and ProWire enclosures. The HES KS Series locks provide enhanced security for the new EK Series wall-mount and REK Series rack-mount enclosures.
These locking solutions include standalone mechanical and integrated wired swing-handle locks designed for environments where power supplies are installed in shared spaces or where an access audit trail is required.
Key features include:
- Open Supervised Device Protocol (OSDP) connectivity via RS-485
- Integration with access control and building management systems
- Integrated tamper monitoring and locked-state detection
- Optional door position monitoring
- Small Format Interchangeable Core (SFIC) mechanical key override for emergency access
Models available in the KS Series include KS210 (OSDP), KS200 (Wiegand), KS-EM (Electromechanical), and KS-M (Mechanical).
REK Series Rack Enclosure Enhances Secure Installations
The REK Series within Unified Power Solutions has been entered in the Security Industry Association New Products and Solutions Awards.
Designed for standard two-post server racks, the 15U enclosure delivers the service experience of a wall-mounted power system while fitting into rack-mounted environments. With an integrated HES KS210 OSDP server lock, the system is designed for secure installations in space-constrained environments such as IDF rooms.
The REK systems integrate with controllers including Mercury Security LP or MP Series and Johnson Controls Software House iStar Ultra, Ultra SE, or EDGE G2.
LSP Design Center Simplifies Power System Planning
LifeSafety Power is also introducing the LSP Design Center (Beta), a new system planning tool built on the company’s Configurator platform.
The platform removes guesswork from specifying power supplies for electrified access control systems by offering multiple design approaches:
- Guided Build – walks users through a series of questions to recommend suitable power solutions
- Advanced Build – allows integrators to load hardware sets and assign doors to power supplies
- Search functionality – enables users to find and compare system configurations quickly
The tool also provides 3D visualization features to help integrators plan wall-space layouts and compare potential system designs.
NetLink Connect Interface Adds Battery Diagnostics
The company’s NetLink Connect network communications technology for FlexPower Unified Power Solutions now includes an updated interface with enhanced battery monitoring.
New diagnostics include:
- Battery state of charge
- Battery state of health
- Battery life estimation
- Power supply capacity usage
The updated system also introduces a battery jump-start capability paired with FPO power supplies. This feature uses smart charging technology to determine battery condition and whether charging is possible.
EX Series Expansion Enclosures Support Scalable Systems
The Unified Power Solutions EX Series expansion enclosures now support more than wiring loops and batteries. With integrated backplates for Mercury and Software House controllers, the system can scale to support up to eight additional doors using the E8 enclosure.
New knockout alignment allows EX Series enclosures to be mounted alongside traditional, Unified, or ProWire E4 and E8 enclosures, simplifying system expansion and installation.
Visitors to ISC West 2026 can explore these new solutions at booth 9073.
LifeSafety Power manufactures intelligent power management solutions for physical security and access control systems and is part of the ASSA ABLOY Group.
Internal Links URLs
https://security.world/physical-security/
https://security.world/access-control/
External Links URLs
https://lifesafetypower.com
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What will LifeSafety Power showcase at ISC West 2026?
LifeSafety Power will introduce five new solutions including advanced enclosure locking options, the REK Series rack enclosure, the LSP Design Center tool, an updated NetLink Connect interface, and EX Series expansion enclosures.
2. What is the REK Series enclosure?
The REK Series is a rack-mount power enclosure designed for secure installations in server racks, particularly in space-constrained environments such as IDF rooms.
3. What does the LSP Design Center do?
The LSP Design Center is a system design tool that helps integrators plan and configure power supply systems for access control and electrified door installations.
4. What improvements were made to NetLink Connect?
The updated interface introduces advanced battery diagnostics including charge state, health monitoring, and life estimation, along with a battery jump-start feature.
5. Who owns LifeSafety Power?
LifeSafety Power is part of the ASSA ABLOY Group.
Source: lifesafetypower.com