HySecurity MX5106 120W 24VDC Power Supply Compatibility Details
The HySecurity MX5106 is a 120W 24VDC power supply used in select Nice HySecurity operator electrical assemblies. It provides low-voltage DC power for compatible controller and accessory circuits where the system documentation calls for this part.
Power supplies are voltage and configuration sensitive. The uploaded title identifies this item as 115V input, and HySecurity documentation ties MX5106 to 1PH input power applications. Confirm the actual operator and input voltage before ordering.
What This Part Does
This power supply converts the appropriate AC input into 24VDC power for supported operator control circuits. A failed or incorrect power supply can cause controller resets, dead displays, low-voltage faults, accessory problems, or intermittent operation.
- 120W 24VDC power supply for select HySecurity applications
- Used where current documentation lists MX5106
- Supports compatible low-voltage controller and accessory circuits
- Important for stable SmartTouch and operator control power
- Must match input voltage, phase, mounting, and wiring layout
Compatible With
This part may be used with select HySecurity operator electrical assemblies where the parts documentation lists MX5106.
- Select HySecurity SlideDriver II electrical assemblies where MX5106 is specified
- 1PH input power applications where documentation calls for MX5106
- Repairs where the installed supply is marked MX5106
- 115V single-phase applications matching the current parts diagram and wiring layout
Important Compatibility Warning
Do not assume MX5106 replaces every HySecurity 24VDC power supply. HySecurity documentation also references MX4097 for other 120W 24VDC applications, including certain 3PH/VFD configurations. Match the exact part number and operator configuration.
Before replacing the power supply, check input power, fuses, shorts on 24VDC accessories, controller wiring, surge exposure, grounding, and water intrusion.
Comparison With Similar Parts
| Part / Item |
Typical Use |
Interchange Caution |
| MX5106 |
120W 24VDC power supply for select 1PH applications |
Correct where parts documentation lists MX5106 |
| MX4097 |
120W 24VDC power supply for other HySecurity configurations |
Not automatically interchangeable |
| Controller boards |
SmartTouch or SmartCNX logic boards |
Not a power supply replacement |
Similar Parts That Are Not Automatically Interchangeable
- MX4097 power supply unless documentation confirms substitution
- Generic DIN rail power supplies without HySecurity approval
- SmartTouch 725 controller MX5626
- SmartCNX controller MX4345
- Fuses, harnesses, or terminal blocks
Not Intended For
- Three-phase or VFD applications requiring a different supply
- Replacing a controller board without voltage testing
- Correcting shorted accessory wiring without repair
- High-voltage service by unqualified personnel
- Bypassing fuses, grounding, or safety circuits
Features and Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
HySecurity / Nice HySecurity |
| Part Number |
MX5106 |
| Product Type |
Power supply |
| Output |
24VDC |
| Power Rating |
120W |
| Input Note |
115V / 1PH input application as listed; verify exact operator documentation |
| Compatibility Caution |
Do not substitute for MX4097 or other power supplies without documentation |
Also Known As / Related Part Numbers
- MX5106
- Hy-MX5106
- HYS-MX5106
- HySecurity 120W 24VDC power supply
- Power Supply, 120W, 24VDC, 115V
Related Parts and Service Checks
- Measure input voltage before removal
- Measure 24VDC output under load
- Check fuses, accessory shorts, and wiring harnesses
- Inspect for water, corrosion, surge damage, and overheating
- Confirm whether MX4097 or another supply is listed for the exact operator
Technician Note
A dead controller does not automatically mean a bad controller. On HySecurity systems, verify AC input, power supply output, fuses, grounding, and shorted 24VDC accessories before replacing MX5106.
Before Ordering Checklist
- Confirm part number MX5106
- Confirm input voltage and phase
- Confirm current parts diagram lists MX5106
- Check whether MX4097 or another supply is required instead
- Document wiring before removal
- Test 24VDC output and all safety inputs after replacement
Installation and Service Notes
Disconnect and lock out power before servicing the power supply. High-voltage and low-voltage wiring should be handled by qualified personnel. After replacement, verify proper 24VDC output and test the operator, controller, accessories, and safety devices.
Professional Advisory
Do not bypass fuses, disconnects, power supply protections, safety inputs, or monitored entrapment devices. If voltage readings are unclear or wiring is damaged, use a qualified gate technician or electrician.
Product Questions & Answers
What is the HySecurity MX5106 used for?
The HySecurity MX5106 is a 120W 24VDC power supply used in select HySecurity operator electrical assemblies applications where the current HySecurity parts documentation confirms this part number.
Does MX5106 fit every HySecurity operator?
No. HySecurity parts are model, generation, voltage, phase, and configuration sensitive. Verify the operator model, serial number, and current parts diagram before ordering.
What is the biggest ordering mistake with MX5106?
The biggest mistake is ordering MX5106 without confirming input voltage and whether the operator actually requires MX5106 instead of MX4097 or another HySecurity power supply.
Should related parts be checked before replacing MX5106?
Yes. Check related wiring, harnesses, hydraulic components, sensors, mechanical load, controller faults, and safety inputs as applicable before replacing the part.
Can MX5106 be installed by a homeowner?
This part is intended for qualified gate technicians or properly trained service personnel, especially when the repair involves high voltage, hydraulics, controller wiring, or commercial gate safety systems.
Can safety devices be bypassed during troubleshooting?
No. Do not bypass photo eyes, safety edges, loops, emergency access, fire access, monitored entrapment devices, disconnects, or operator safety circuits to make the gate run.
