Description: The Relay Integrated Interlock System is a hardwired safety and control solution designed to manage sequential operations and prevent unsafe conditions in electrical or process systems.
It uses industrial-grade relays, timers, and logic circuits to control pumps, valves, and alarms — ensuring that each component operates only when the correct safety conditions are met.
This system offers rugged reliability, simplicity, and fail-safe performance, making it ideal for fuel skids, pumpstations, refueling systems, and plant automation panels where PLC-free control is preferred.
System Type: Relay-based Interlock & Control Logic System
Control Voltage: 12 V DC / 24 V DC / 110 V AC / 230 V AC
Relay Type: Electromechanical / Solid-State (custom)
Number of Interlocks: 4–32 Channels (expandable)
Logic Functions: AND / OR / NOT / Time Delay / Latching
Timer Modules: On-Delay, Off-Delay, and Safety Timers (0.5–300 sec)
Output Capacity: 5A – 10A Resistive Load
Input Type: Potential-Free Contacts or Sensors (NO/NC)
Alarm Integration: Built-in Buzzer or External Horn Output
Safety Design: Fail-Safe Relay Wiring (De-energize to Trip)
Enclosure: IP54 / IP65 Panel Mount or Wall-Mounted Box
Indication: LED Indicators for Each Relay Channel
Wiring Interface: Screw Terminal / Plug-in Base Relays
Compliance: CE / IEC / ISO 13849
Features:
Hardwired safety logic for reliable, fail-safe interlock control.
Simple, maintenance-friendly design — no PLC programming required.
Customizable relay logic for sequencing, permissive control, and shutdown.
Built-in timers and alarms for process delay and operator warning functions.
Rugged industrial components ensure long service life in harsh environments.
Visual LED indication for easy fault and system status monitoring.
Flexible input/output options to integrate sensors, pumps, valves, or alarms seamlessly.
A hardwired logic system for safety and sequencing.
4 to 32 channels.
AND, OR, timer, and latch logic.
Electromechanical or solid-state.
IP54 or IP65 panel/wall mount.
Fuel skids, pumps, valves, and safety circuits.