AES SURGE5 Power Filter PCB V5 24VDC and PoE
The AES SURGE5 is a replacement power filter PCB for select AES systems that use the V5 green board with 24VDC and PoE power filtering. It is commonly associated with 2026-and-newer AES equipment where the installed board, parts diagram, or service documentation specifically identifies SURGE5.
This is a circuit board component, not a complete access control unit, power supply, network switch, PoE injector, or full electronics kit. Match this part carefully by the original board marking, board color, system generation, voltage requirement, PoE requirement, connector layout, and AES documentation before ordering.
Primary Use
- Replacement AES power filter PCB for select 2026-and-newer systems
- Used in applications requiring the SURGE5 V5 green board version
- Supports applications where 24VDC and PoE power filtering are specified by the system documentation
- Helps replace a damaged, failed, corroded, or surge-affected power filter board when SURGE5 is the confirmed part number
Compatible With
Use AES SURGE5 only where the installed equipment, parts diagram, or AES service documentation confirms this board as the correct replacement. Do not assume compatibility based only on board size, connector shape, or the AES brand name.
- Select AES 2026-and-newer applications where the parts list identifies SURGE5
- Repairs where the original power filter board is marked SURGE5
- Systems requiring the V5 green power filter PCB with 24VDC and PoE support
- Applications where the connector layout, power requirement, board color, and system generation match the installed unit
Features and Specifications
| Specification | Details |
| Brand | AES / AES Global |
| Part Number | SURGE5 |
| Product Type | Power filter PCB / circuit board component |
| Board Version | V5 |
| Board Color | Green |
| Power Type | 24VDC and PoE, where supported by the installed AES system |
| System Generation | Commonly associated with 2026-and-newer applications where SURGE5 is specified |
| Programming Required | No programming for the filter board itself; system checks may be required after replacement |
| Package Contents | Confirm before ordering; listing should be treated as the power filter PCB unless additional parts are specifically stated |
Important Comparison With Similar AES Power Filter Boards
AES power filter boards may look similar across system generations, but version, board color, power support, connector layout, and production year can matter. Confirm the exact board before replacing it.
- SURGE5: V5 green power filter PCB with 24VDC and PoE support for select 2026-and-newer AES applications where specified.
- SURGE3: Related V3 yellow 24VDC power filter PCB commonly associated with pre-2026 applications. Do not substitute SURGE3 for SURGE5 unless AES documentation confirms compatibility.
- PoE injector or PoE switch: Not the same part. SURGE5 is a board-level power filter PCB, not a network power source.
- Main control board or cellular motherboard: Not the same part. Power issues may involve the filter PCB, power supply, PoE source, wiring, or main electronics.
- External surge protector: Not the same part. An external surge device may protect the installation, but it does not replace the AES SURGE5 board.
Also Known As / Related Part Numbers
- SURGE5
- AES SURGE5
- AES Global SURGE5
- Nice AES SURGE5
- AES V5 power filter PCB
- AES 24VDC power filter PCB and PoE
- AES green power filter board
- AES SURGE5 green board
- Power Filter PCB V5 24VDC and PoE
- 24VDC Power Filter PCB and PoE Green
- SURGE3 - related V3 yellow pre-2026 board, not the same part as SURGE5 unless confirmed
Technician Notes
- Match the replacement board by the SURGE5 part number, V5 version, green board color, connector layout, and the installed AES system documentation.
- Do not replace a SURGE3 yellow pre-2026 board with SURGE5 unless AES confirms the application supports the newer board.
- If the board failed after a storm, lightning event, power surge, or PoE equipment failure, inspect the power supply, PoE source, network cabling, grounding, enclosure seals, and connected electronics before installing the replacement.
- Look for corrosion, moisture marks, burned traces, swollen components, loose terminal plugs, damaged RJ45/network connections, and signs of incorrect voltage.
- A failed power filter PCB can cause no power, intermittent booting, unstable operation, network-related power issues, or repeated fuse/power faults, but similar symptoms can also come from the main board, power supply, PoE switch, cable damage, or water intrusion.
- Do not bypass the filter board, safety circuits, power protections, or grounding provisions to get the system running. Find and correct the cause of the failure before returning the system to service.
Before Ordering Checklist
- Confirm the exact part number is SURGE5.
- Confirm the existing board is the V5 green board version.
- Confirm the installed AES system is a 2026-and-newer application where SURGE5 is specified.
- Confirm the system uses 24VDC, PoE, or both as required by the installed equipment.
- Compare connector layout, mounting points, board markings, and cable connections with the original board.
- Confirm the problem is not caused by a failed power supply, bad PoE switch/injector, damaged network cable, loose connector, corrosion, grounding issue, or main electronics failure.
- Confirm whether the listing includes only the PCB or any additional cables, hardware, fuses, labels, or accessories.
Professional Advisory
Power filter PCB replacement may involve low-voltage power, PoE wiring, network cabling, access control electronics, relay-controlled gate equipment, fire access equipment, and safety-related circuits. If the system has surge damage, water intrusion, repeated power faults, unknown prior modifications, or wiring tied into a gate operator or access control relay, have the equipment inspected by a qualified gate or access control technician. Do not bypass fuses, surge protection, monitored safety circuits, grounding, power filtering, or operator protections.
Product Q&A
What is the AES SURGE5 board used for?
AES SURGE5 is a V5 power filter PCB used in select AES systems that require the green 24VDC and PoE power filter board. It should be ordered only where the installed board or AES documentation confirms SURGE5.
Is SURGE5 the same as AES SURGE3?
No. SURGE5 is the V5 green board commonly associated with 2026-and-newer 24VDC and PoE applications. SURGE3 is a related V3 yellow board commonly associated with pre-2026 24VDC applications and should not be treated as interchangeable without confirmation.
Does AES SURGE5 include a complete power supply?
No. SURGE5 should be treated as a power filter PCB unless the supplier specifically states additional parts are included. It is not a complete power supply, PoE injector, PoE switch, or full access control electronics kit.
Will this board fix a dead AES unit?
It may help if the original SURGE5 power filter PCB has failed, but a dead unit can also be caused by a failed power supply, bad PoE source, damaged network cable, loose connector, water intrusion, grounding issue, fuse problem, or main board failure.
What should I check before replacing the SURGE5 board?
Check the board marking, board color, voltage requirement, PoE requirement, connector layout, mounting points, and system generation. Also inspect for corrosion, burned components, water damage, loose plugs, damaged cables, and incorrect power input.
Can I bypass the SURGE5 board to test the system?
No. Do not bypass the power filter board, fuses, grounding, power protection, or safety-related circuits. If the system has power faults or surge damage, have it diagnosed by a qualified gate or access control technician.
Is SURGE5 for all AES systems?
No. SURGE5 should only be used on select AES systems where the installed board, parts diagram, or service documentation identifies the V5 green 24VDC and PoE board as the correct replacement.
