relays & timers

relays, timers, and miscellaneous control modules are essential components used to manage power distribution, integrate different security systems, and control the timing of electronic locking devices. they act as the crucial bridge between access control panels, locks, and egress devices, ensuring power is safely routed and doors operate according to specific schedules or conditions. common areas of use;

• power distribution and routing: using multi-relay controller boards to safely distribute and isolate power to multiple magnetic locks or electric strikes from a single central power supply.
• delayed egress systems: employing delayed egress timers to temporarily delay doors from opening to deter theft, while still complying with life safety and fire codes.
• timed access schedules: utilizing programmable digital timers to automatically unlock public entry doors during normal business hours and securely lock them after hours without human intervention.
• fire alarm integration: using ultra-sensitive relay modules to interface door locking hardware with building fire alarm systems, ensuring that fail-safe locks immediately release when a fire alarm is triggered.
• remote and wireless release: integrating long-range receivers with relay outputs to enable security personnel to remotely unlock gates, garage doors, or secure entries from a distance.
• push-to-exit timing: connecting time-delay relays to push buttons or motion sensors so that a door remains unlocked just long enough for an individual to physically pass through the doorway.