HES RLP-24 Relay Logic Pack 24VDC

HES RLP-24 Relay Logic Pack 24VDC

The HES RLP-24 is a 24VDC relay logic pack module engineered to extend and enhance control capabilities within HES access control systems. This compact relay interface serves as a critical bridge between access control panels and field-mounted locking hardware, enabling synchronized operation of multiple door locks, strikes, and auxiliary devices across integrated security installations.

Key Features

• 24VDC relay logic pack module for HES access control platforms
• Provides relay switching control for door locks, strikes, and peripheral devices
• Compatible with HES access control systems and 24VDC-rated control panels
• Designed for indoor installation in secure enclosures and mechanical rooms
• Enables multi-device synchronization and coordinated hardware control
• Control interface between access panels and field-mounted security hardware

Technical Highlights

The RLP-24 operates on 24VDC power, integrating seamlessly with standard HES control architectures that support relay logic modules. The module functions as a control intermediary, translating access control decisions into precise relay switching commands that govern lock and strike operation in real-time. Its modular form factor allows for flexible deployment in control rooms, electrical enclosures, and secured mechanical spaces where centralized access logic processing is required.

Installation & Compatibility

Before deployment, installers must verify compatibility with existing HES control panels and access control architecture to ensure proper integration. The RLP-24 is intended for indoor installation in environmentally controlled, secure enclosures. System integrators should confirm that all connected field devices and peripherals are rated for 24VDC operation and compatible with HES relay logic signaling protocols.

Applications

• Multi-door access control installations requiring centralized relay logic
• Facilities with multiple electric locks and strikes requiring synchronized control
• Security systems needing auxiliary device integration (door holders, sensors, alarms)
• Enterprise buildings, data centers, and secure facilities with distributed access points