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plc electrical - 31.17<br />

more sensitive<br />

category 1<br />

AC power lines<br />

high power AC/DC IO<br />

category 2<br />

analog IO signals<br />

low power AC/DC IO<br />

remote communications<br />

category 3<br />

low voltage dc power<br />

local communications<br />

NO (Normally open) - When wiring switches or sensors that start actions, use normore<br />

noisy<br />

Figure 31.13<br />

Wire <strong>and</strong> Cable Categories<br />

• Types of wire pathways - channels - raceways/trays - conduit<br />

• Conductor types enter <strong>and</strong> exit the controls cabinet separately<br />

angles<br />

• When conductors mst be near incompatible types, they should cross at right<br />

•<br />

31.3 FAIL-SAFE DESIGN<br />

All systems will fail eventually. A fail-safe design will minimize the damage to<br />

people <strong>and</strong> equipment. Consider the selection electrical connections. If wires are cut or<br />

connections fail, the equipment should still be safe. For example, if a normally closed stop<br />

button is used, <strong>and</strong> the connector is broken, it will cause the machine to stop as if the stop<br />

button has been pressed.<br />

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