SECURITRON RLP RELAY LOGIC PACK
The economical, multi-function RLP logic circuit can be used as a DPDT latching alarm relay, or provide a relay for two-door interlocks (mantrap), or can initiate a brief signal delay to eliminate timing problems among multiple monitoring points on a door under access control.
FEATURES & BENEFITS
Product Features
- Provides additional relay to accesscontrol systems requiring N/O or N/C dry status signals
- Provides a brief delay to harmonize door state reporting from multiple detection points
- Can create a relay interlock circuit
- Use with locks to create an interlocked trap entry
- Provides DPDT relay with1A contacts
- Provides time delay of door operator when electric lock is used
- MagnaCare® lifetime replacement, no fault warranty
SEPCIFICATIONS
Electrical
- Max Draw: 30 mA at 12 VDC or 15 mA at 24 VDC Max
Operating Features
- -13 to +158F [-25 to +70C]
Models
| Part # | Description |
| RLP-12 | Relay Logic Pack - 12VDC |
| RLP-24 | Relay Logic Pack - 24VDC |
DOWNLOADS & RESOURCES
Manufacturer Resources
Product Specs
- Series:
- RLP Series
- Subcategory:
- Relays
- Warranty:
- Lifetime Replacement
- Product Group:
- Electronic Access Controls
- Product Subgroup:
- Sensors, Switches, Relays and Timers
- Product Type:
- Relays
- Commercial/Residential:
- Commercial
- Electronic:
- Yes
- Package:
- No
- Product Model:
- SEC-RLP
- Product Voltage:
- 12V/24V
- Switch Device:
- DPDT
- Product Category:
- Electronic Access Controls
- Department:
- Door Hardware
Securitron RLP-12 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) Do I order the RLP-12 or the RLP-24 Securitron relay logic pack?
Match the pack to your system voltage. The Securitron RLP comes as RLP-12 for 12VDC and RLP-24 for 24VDC, and those are the two orderable versions. Current draw is 30 mA at 12 VDC or 15 mA at 24 VDC max, so budget that into your power supply. There is no dual-voltage version, so pick the one that matches the supply feeding your access control panel.
2) Will the RLP give me the dry contacts my access control panel needs?
Yes. The RLP adds a DPDT relay with 1A contacts, giving normally open or normally closed dry status signals to an access control system that needs more contacts than the lock or panel provides. Keep switched loads within the 1A contact rating.
3) What is the difference between the Securitron RLP Relay Logic Pack and the Aiphone RY-PA door release relay?
They solve different problems. The Securitron RLP is a multi-function logic circuit offering a DPDT relay with 1A contacts that can serve as a latching alarm relay, create a two-door interlock (mantrap) circuit, or add a brief signal delay to harmonize door state reporting from multiple detection points, and it is ordered in 12VDC (RLP-12) or 24VDC (RLP-24) versions. The Aiphone RY-PA is a door release relay rated 12V DC with a normally open output, built for use with Aiphone LEF series intercoms. If the job is releasing a lock from an LEF station, the RY-PA is the matched accessory; if the job is interlock logic, a latching alarm output, or timing between monitoring points, that is the RLP's role.
4) I need a relay for a 24VDC access control system - can I use the Aiphone RY-PA?
No. The Aiphone RY-PA is specified as a 12V DC door release relay for LEF series intercoms, so it does not cover a 24VDC circuit. The Securitron RLP Relay Logic Pack is built in both 12VDC and 24VDC versions (RLP-12 and RLP-24), drawing a maximum of 30 mA at 12 VDC or 15 mA at 24 VDC, so the RLP-24 is the one to order for a 24VDC system.
5) Can I use two Securitron RLP packs to build an interlocked mantrap?
The RLP is built for exactly that. It creates a relay interlock circuit, and used with the locks on both openings it makes an interlocked trap entry so one door cannot be released while the other is open. Order the pack in the voltage that matches the lock power, 12VDC or 24VDC.
6) My door position switch and my lock status are reporting at different times and throwing false alarms. Will the RLP fix that?
That is one of the things it was made for. The RLP can initiate a brief signal delay to eliminate timing problems among multiple monitoring points on a door under access control, so the door state reporting from the door contact and the lock sensor arrives together instead of tripping a nuisance alarm at the head end.
7) Is the Aiphone RY-PA a substitute for the Securitron RLP?
No, they are different tools. The Aiphone RY-PA is a door release relay, 12V DC, normally open, made for the Aiphone LEF Series intercoms, so it is a single-purpose release contact tied to that system. The Securitron RLP is a DPDT logic pack for interlocks, latching alarm relay use and signal delay, and it is offered in both 12VDC and 24VDC. If you need a door release triggered from an LEF intercom, the RY-PA is the part; if you need interlock or timing logic on an access control system, the RLP is.
8) Can the RLP switch a mag lock or door operator directly?
Not directly. The RLP's DPDT contacts are rated 1A, which suits dry signalling, interlock logic and triggering a door operator input, but a mag lock or operator motor load needs to be switched through a contactor or the lock's own power supply relay. Use the RLP to provide the timing and logic, not to carry the lock current.
9) For a simple door release off an Aiphone LEF intercom, do I need the Securitron RLP?
For that single task you do not need logic. The Aiphone RY-PA is a door release relay with a normally open output made for the LEF series at 12V DC, which covers a straightforward release. The Securitron RLP Relay Logic Pack is the choice when the opening needs more than a release contact - a DPDT relay with 1A contacts providing N/O or N/C dry status signals back to an access control system, a relay interlock circuit for an interlocked trap entry, or a brief time delay on a door operator when an electric lock is used.
10) Which relay should I standardize on for mantrap interlocks across a facility?
The Securitron RLP Relay Logic Pack is the one written for that duty - it can create a relay interlock circuit and is intended for use with locks to build an interlocked trap entry, using a DPDT relay with 1A contacts, and it operates from -13 to +158F [-25 to +70C]. The Aiphone RY-PA is a 12V DC normally open door release relay tied to the LEF series, a single-function release device rather than an interlock logic circuit. For fleet consistency, the RLP is specified in both 12VDC and 24VDC so one part number family covers openings on either supply.
11) Can the RLP relay logic pack be mounted in an unheated garage or outdoor enclosure?
Its operating range is -13 to +158F (-25 to +70C), so unheated parking structures, vestibules and weather-protected exterior enclosures are within spec. It is a commercial-duty access control accessory, not a weatherproof housing on its own, so it still needs to sit in an enclosure.
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