Oil & Gas Logistics — PESO-Certified Locking Explained
Standard smart locks aren't safe for hazardous cargo. A single spark from a relay or charging coil can ignite fuel vapour in a tank manhole. That's why PESO certification exists.
What PESO certifies
PESO (Petroleum and Explosives Safety Organisation) certifies that electronic equipment is intrinsically safe — designed so that no fault condition can release enough energy to ignite a hazardous atmosphere.
Engineering trade-offs
Intrinsically-safe smart locks use sealed enclosures, current-limited circuits, low-energy radios and approved cabling. The result: marginally lower data rates, but absolute safety in Zone-1 environments.
SafeObuddy's PESO variant
Our PESO-certified smart lock plugs into the same SafeObuddy platform as the rest of your fleet, so hazardous and non-hazardous vehicles share one command centre.
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