Hager 82RL Advanced Logic Relay Sequencer

The Hager 82RL Advanced Logic Relay Sequencer is a dedicated control module engineered to coordinate the precise timing sequence required when integrating low-energy power operators, electric strikes, maglocks, and access-control systems on a single or paired door opening. Designed to work within the Hager 8300-series low-energy operator ecosystem, the 82RL eliminates the guesswork of manual wiring coordination by automating the release, operator actuation, and relock sequence in the correct order — preventing door conflicts, latch damage, and access-control timing errors that commonly result from improper integration.

For facility managers, commercial integrators, and access-control technicians specifying ADA-compliant automatic door openings, the 82RL provides a compact, reliable sequencing solution that mounts inside standard control enclosures and interfaces with a broad range of electrified hardware components.

Key Features & Benefits

• Advanced Logic Sequencing: Automatically coordinates the release, operator, and relock timing in the correct order — protecting latchbolts, strikes, and operator components from timing conflicts.
• Optimized for Hager Low-Energy Operators: Engineered specifically for use with Hager 8300-series low-energy power operators, ensuring fully validated integration without custom wiring workarounds.
• Broad Electrified Hardware Compatibility: Interfaces with electric strikes, electromagnetic locks (maglocks), and actuator-driven hardware — consolidating sequencing logic into a single module.
• Compact Control Module Form Factor: Designed to mount inside standard control enclosures, keeping installations clean and code-compliant without requiring oversized junction boxes or external relay panels.
• Access-Control System Integration: Bridges the timing gap between access-control credential readers and electrified door hardware, supporting seamless credential-to-open sequences in commercial and institutional applications.

Typical Applications

• ADA-compliant automatic door openings with low-energy operator and electric strike coordination
• Vestibule and paired-door openings requiring interlock or sequential release logic
• Healthcare, education, and government facilities integrating access control with power operators
• Retrofit access-control upgrades where sequencing conflicts exist between existing strikes and new operators

Technical Details