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Glossary Definitions and terms: Start interlock: A device preventing the automatic release and therefore the automatic machine start when the power supply of the AOPD is switched on or interrupted and switched on again. AOPD: The abbreviation of Active Optoelectronic Protective Device. Resolution: The resolution or minimum object sensitivity represents the minimum size of an object that is detected in each part of the protection field. Optoelectronic safety devices: The here described are optoelectronic safety guards (AOPD), e.g. safety light barriers, safety light curtains and safety light grids as well as laser scanners and their corresponding safety relay modules Type 2 acc. to EN 61496-1: The Type 2 AOPD is a protective device, whose safety function is checked by means of regular tests. These devices must meet the requirements of PL c to EN ISO 13849-1, or <strong>Co</strong>ntrol Category 2 acc. to EN 954-1. Type 4 acc. to EN 61496-1: The Type 4 AOPD is a protective device, whose safety function is not affected by a failure or error in the system. These devices must meet the requirements of PL e to EN ISO 13849-1, or <strong>Co</strong>ntrol Category 4 acc. to EN 954-1. Blanking: In this configurable operation mode a safety light curtain blanks out a precisely defined area in the protection field. The operation mode. “Blanking“ allows objects to be present in the sending area with out deactivating the light curtain safety outputs. “Fixed Blanking“ is when a fixed set of adjacent light beams are rendered inactive for the purpose of entering an object and pans into the protective area. “Floating Blanking“ is when a set member (one or more) of adjacent beams is allowed to ignore the presence of an object and not deactivating the OSSDs of the light curtain. Muting: Muting is a temporary automatic suspension of a safeguarding function by safety-related parts of the control system during otherwise safe conditions in the operation of a machine. The safeguarding function is realized through 2 or 4 muting sensors, which can distinguish between persons and objects. The suspension condition is signalled by means of a muting signal lamp. OSSD: Output Signal Switching Device of the AOPD (to EN 61496) Protection field: The protection zone is an invisible, two-dimensional light curtain consisting of infrared light beams, installed between the emitter and receiver unit. Depending on the chosen resolution (detection sensitivity) objects of a specific size intruding this light curtain will be detected. Operating Range: The operating range is the maximum distance that may exit between the light curtain’s emitter and its receiver. Protected height: The protected height is a vertical area between the first and the last infrared light beam of an optoelectronic safety guard (not the total housing length). The beginning and the end of this area is marked with symbols on the SLC/SLG’s enclosure. Restart interlock: A device preventing the automatic restart of the machine, when the protection field is interrupted during a dangerous machine cycle or when the operating mode of the machine is set or changed. 300
SAFETY PRESSURE MATS 9 GENERAL PRODUCT FEATURES SCHMERSAL’s Series SMS Safety Pressure Mats feature a 100% active area, low actuating force, rugged cable termination, durable “unibody construction” cable entry, IP67 submersible rating, highly chemical resistant mat material, CEcompliance, and a 3-year warranty. When properly installed with a compatible safety controller (described herein) they meet the stringent requirements of PLd to EN ISO 13849-1, or control category 3 to EN 954-1. 301
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GK-1 CATALOG-HANDBOOK TENTH EDITION
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Topic Page Alphan
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ABOUT SCHMERSAL K.A. SCHMERSAL GmbH
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eak, tamper resistant and fault det
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KEYED INTERLOCK SWITCHES 1 Switch S
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AZ17 AVAILABLE MODELS AND ACCESSORI
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AZ17 TECHNICAL DATA DIMENSIONS 24 .
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AZ17zi AVAILABLE MODELS AND ACCESSO
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AZ17zi TECHNICAL DATA DIMENSIONS B1
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AZ15/16 AVAILABLE MODELS AND ACCESS
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AZ15/16 ACTUATOR KEY SPECIFICATIONS
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1 Safer by Design 17
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AZ16zi AVAILABLE MODELS AND ACCESSO
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AZ16zi INDIVIDUALLY-CODED ACTUATOR
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SERIES AZ 200 AVAILABLE KEYS AND DI
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TZG TECHNICAL DATA MECHANICAL SPECI
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SDG AVAILABLE MODELS AND ACCESSORIE
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AZ3350 TECHNICAL DATA MECHANICAL SP
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SERIES SHGV TECHNICAL DATA MECHANIC
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AZ415 TECHNICAL DATA MECHANICAL SPE
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AZ415 TECHNICAL DATA ACTUATOR KEY D
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KEYED INTERLOCK SWITCHES WITH SOLEN
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AZM170 AVAILABLE MODELS AND ACCESSO
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AZM170 TECHNICAL DATA SWITCHING DIA
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AZM170 TECHNICAL DATA DIMENSIONS ST
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AZM161 AVAILABLE MODELS AND ACCESSO
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AZM161 TECHNICAL DATA DIMENSIONS (S
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SERIES AZM 200 AVAILABLE KEYS AND D
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SERIES MZM 100 TECHNICAL DATA MECHA
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SERIES TZF/TZM AVAILABLE MODELS AND
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SERIES TZF/TZM ACTUATOR KEY SPECIFI
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SERIES TKF/TKM AVAILABLE MODELS AND
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SERIES TKF/TKM ACTUATOR KEY SPECIFI
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SERIES TZKF/TZKM AVAILABLE MODELS A
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SERIES TZKF/TZKM TECHNICAL DATA CON
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AZM415 TECHNICAL DATA MECHANICAL SP
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9 AZM415 TECHNICAL DATA ACTUATOR KE
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APPLICATION ACCESSORIES STS Safety
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SERIES STS SELECTION TABLE & ORDERI
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SERIES STS DIMENSIONS AZ 16-STS30-
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SERIES TFA/TFI Guard Alignment Aid
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SERIES B25 AVAILABLE STANDARD MODEL
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ZSD TECHNICAL DATA MECHANICAL SPECI
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SERIES TFH TECHNICAL DATA MECHANICA
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SERIES SEPK(G) MECHANICAL SPECIFICA
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EMERGENCY CABLE-PULL SWITCHES SELEC
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ZQ700 TECHNICAL DATA MECHANICAL SPE
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ZQ900 TECHNICAL DATA MECHANICAL SPE
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S900 Cable-Pull Switch Wire Tension
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NON-CONTACT SAFETY SENSORS Sensor S
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BNS250 TECHNICAL DATA MECHANICAL SP
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BNS33 AVAILABLE MODELS AND ACCESSOR
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BNS33 TECHNICAL DATA DIMENSIONS Not
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BNS33S TECHNICAL DATA MECHANICAL SP
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BNS36 TECHNICAL DATA MECHANICAL SPE
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BNS16 TECHNICAL DATA MECHANICAL SPE
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SERIES BNS-B20 TECHNICAL DATA MECHA
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SERIES CSS 180 TECHNICAL DATA MECHA
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SERIES CSS 34 TECHNICAL DATA MECHAN
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SERIES CSS 30S TECHNICAL DATA MECHA
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BNS SERIES - COMPATIBLE SERIES AES
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AES 1102/AES 1112 Typical Applicati
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AES 2135 Typical Applications Typic
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AES 2335 Typical Applications Typic
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AES 1337 MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS
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SERIES SRB 211 AN MECHANICAL SPECIF
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AES 2285/SRB 207 AN MECHANICAL SPEC
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PULSE-ECHO BASED NON-CONTACT SAFETY
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SERIES AZ 200 AVAILABLE KEYS AND DI
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SERIES AZ 200 DIAGNOSTICS Function
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SERIES AZM 200 AVAILABLE KEYS AND D
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SERIES AZM 200 DIAGNOSTICS Function
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SERIES MZM 100 TECHNICAL DATA MECHA
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SERIES MZM 100 WIRING EXAMPLE Safet
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SERIES CSS 180 TECHNICAL DATA MECHA
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SERIES CSS 180 WIRING EXAMPLE 1 Saf
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WIRING EXAMPLES FOR PULSE-ECHO BASE
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SERIES CSS 34 WIRING EXAMPLE 1 Seri
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SERIES CSS 34 WIRING EXAMPLE 3 Wiri
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SERIES CSS 30S TECHNICAL DATA MECHA
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SERIES CSS 16 TECHNICAL DATA WIRING
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COMPATIBLE PULSE-ECHO SAFETY CONTRO
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SD-Gateway for Field Bus protocol S
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SERIES TESF TECHNICAL DATA MECHANIC
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SERIES TESF TECHNICAL DATA DETERMIN
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SERIES TESZ TECHNICAL DATA MECHANIC
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TVS335 TECHNICAL DATA MECHANICAL SP
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T.C 235/236 TECHNICAL DATA MECHANIC
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SAFETY-RATED LIMIT SWITCHES Switch
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Z/T235 TECHNICAL DATA MECHANICAL SP
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Z/T235 TECHNICAL DATA 0 2,5 6 0 2,5
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Z/T235 TECHNICAL DATA 70° 30° 0 3
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SERIES PROTECT-IE MECHANICAL SPECIF
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SERIES PROTECT-PE MECHANICAL SPECIF
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Protect PSC 10 SELECTION GUIDE The
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Modular Safety System Representatio
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Modular Safety System Possible oper
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Terminal Assignment Modular Safety
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SAFE SPEED CONTROL 10 SELECTION GUI
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APPENDICES Topic Page • Selected
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Fail-to-Danger: a component or syst
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hazards present to the machine oper
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MACHINE SAFETY STANDARDS European M
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ANSI B11.16 Metal Powder Compacting
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SELECTED CONVERSION FACTORS TO CONV
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GENERAL TERMS & CONDITIONS OF SALE
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