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AS-i Safety at Work field module. |
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Safe signal detection and triggering of the locking mechanism.
- Connection of fail-safe inductive switches to EN 954-1 / category 4
- 1 safe input for ifm sensors, 1 switching output for actuators
- Up to 8 fail-safe inductive sensors can be connected via M12 sockets
- Module with standardised EMS interface for AS-i and 24 V
- Data transmission on the AS-i bus approved by TÜV and BIA
Introduction The ClassicLine Safety at Work module connects failsafe inductive switches to AS-interface. Evaluation to the Safety at Work protocol is carried out with one of the four available AS-i safety monitors. The safe data transmission on the AS-i bus has already been approved by TÜV and BIA and is suitable for the transfer of signals up to the highest category 4 to EN 954-1. Powerful LEDs on the front panel indicate switching states of the inputs and outputs, voltage supply and faults at the module, if any. The safe AS-interface input module AC016S is approved for up to category 4 to EN 954-1. The new input module AC016S allows the connection of fail-safe inductive proximity switches of ifm electronic up to category 4 to EN 954-1. This input module enables the connection of up to 8 safety-related inductive sensors without integrated AS-i interface to the AS-interface system. In addition to the safe input these units also feature a switching output for actuators which allows magnetic guard locking controlled by AS-i.
Application The fail-safe AS-i ClassicLine module can be used in a wide range of different applications. It is suitable where decentralised I /O, modular design and simplicity of the system are important and a high protection rating against environmental influence is required.
AC016S - ClassicLine safety module 1SI 1DO T
AC001S - Safety monitor 1-channel, 1SO R
AC002S - Safety monitor 2-channel, 2SO R
AC003S - Safety monitor, extended, 1-channel
AC004S - Safety monitor, extended, 2-channel
Further information: Bulletin (PDF-File 567 kB).
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