OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS - Kiepe Elektrik

Pull-rope emergency stop switch 

Type PRS 

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Legal notice 

Operating Instructions (Translation of original) 

Document no.: 94.064 131.191 

Pull-rope emergency stop switch, Type PRS 

Equipment item no.: various 

Date of issue: 21.11.2008 

Update status: Index 0 

CE conformity certificate 

The device complies with the relevant European and 

national regulations. 

CE conformity has been certified; the relevant records 

are in the hands of the manufacturer. 

Protective note (as per DIN ISO 16016:2002-5) 

Forwarding and duplicating this document, as well as 

using or revealing its contents are prohibited without 

written approval. Noncompliance is subject to 

compensatory damages. All rights reserved with regard 

to patent claims or submission of design or utility patent. 

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www.kiepe-elektrik.com Vossloh Kiepe GmbH Tel.: +49(0)211/7497–0 

Kiepe-Platz 1 

40599 Düsseldorf 

Germany 

Fax: +49(0)211/7497–420

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Table of contents 

1 For your safety..................................................................................................................5 

1.1 Intended use .................................................................................................................................................5 

1.2 Design of warnings .......................................................................................................................................6 

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2 Transport, storage and disposal .......................................................................................8 

2.1 Transport and packaging ..............................................................................................................................8 

2.2 Storage .........................................................................................................................................................8 

2.3 Disposal ........................................................................................................................................................8 

3 Description........................................................................................................................9 

3.1 How the emergency stop function works for all types...................................................................................9 

4 Technical data ................................................................................................................11 

4.1 General technical data................................................................................................................................11 

4.3 Dimensions .................................................................................................................................................13 

5 Mounting and dismounting..............................................................................................14 

5.1 Scope of delivery ........................................................................................................................................14 

5.2 Mounting .....................................................................................................................................................14 

5.2.1 Important mounting instructions..................................................................................................................14 

5.2.2 KIEPE mounting accessories .....................................................................................................................15 

5.2.3 Mechanical mounting..................................................................................................................................16 

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5.2.4 Electrical connection .................................................................................................................................. 21 

5.2.4.1 Preparation work........................................................................................................................................ 21 

5.2.4.2 Connecting types PRS 001 and PRS 101.................................................................................................. 22 

5.3 Dismounting ............................................................................................................................................... 23 

6 Maintenance and repair..................................................................................................25 

7 Ordering devices, replacement parts and accessories ..................................................26 

7.1 Ordering devices........................................................................................................................................ 26 

7.2 Ordering replacement parts and accessories ............................................................................................ 27 

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Operating Instructions

1 For your safety 

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1.1 Intended use 

Pull-rope emergency stop switches are used in conveyor 

systems for emergency stop of continuous conveyors. 

The pull-rope emergency stop switches meet the very 

high requirements of industry safety regulations, which 

stipulate that emergency stop equipment on conveyor 

systems must be used to ensure worker's safety 

(VBG 10/BGI 710). The device is intended for use in stationary 

installations and in vehicles. 

The documentation at hand is to be considered part of 

the product and must be retained and be available to the 

respective owner/user for the entire service life of the 

product. The documentation must be passed on to each 

subsequent owner of the product. 

The manufacturer is not liable for personal injury and 

property damage arising from non-intended use of the 

device or unauthorized modifications to the device and 

its components. Make sure that the intended use is not 

impaired in any way even after unexpected outside 

influence on the device. 

Intended use refers specifically to the operation of the 

device in accordance with these operating instructions. 

Work on this device may only be carried out by 

qualified personnel who are familiar with accident 

prevention regulations as well as other generally 

recognized safety regulations. 

By using the equipment as intended, you protect 

yourself and prevent damage to the equipment and 

its components. 


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1.2 Design of warnings 

Risks are classified in accordance with ISO 3864-2 and 

ANSI Z535.6 using the keywords 

• “Danger,” “Warning,” and “Caution” in the case of 

bodily injury, 

• “Beware” in the case of property damage, and 

• “Note” to convey general information. 

In this documentation, the Risks and Notes are classified 

and presented as follows: 

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Danger! 

indicates the immediate threat of danger. Not avoiding 

this danger will result in death or extremely serious injury 

(crippling). 

! 

Warning! 

indicates a possibly dangerous situation. Not avoiding 

this dangerous situation could result in death or 

extremely serious injury (crippling). 

! 

Caution! 

indicates a possibly dangerous situation. Failure to avoid 

this dangerous situation can result in light or minor injuries. 

! 

Beware! 

indicates a possibly harmful situation. If this harmful 

situation is not avoided, the product or something in its 

vicinity could be damaged. 

Note! 

“Note” indicates advice on use and other especially 

helpful information. 

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Icons 

The following icons are used to more clearly define the 

sources of danger. The icons can appear in reference to 

any level of danger. 

Icon 

Type of danger 

Dangers of all types, except those that are 

labeled with the following icon 

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Injuries caused by dangerous voltages and 

currents. 

Damage caused by electrostatic 

discharges (ESD protection) 

Tab. 1-1: Icons for general sources of danger 


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2 Transport, storage and disposal 

2 Transport, storage and disposal 

2.1 Transport and packaging 

Select suitable packaging when sending the device or 

components of the device to Vossloh Kiepe GmbH, e.g. 

for repairs. In particular, ensure that the components are 

kept clean and protected from shock and moisture. This 

prevents damage to the components that may occur 

during transport, for which the manufacturer accepts no 

liability. 

2.2 Storage 

Avoid major temperature fluctuations, as these can lead 

to condensation that can cause damage to the device 

and its components. 

The approved storage temperature ranges from -25°C to 

+70°C. 

! 

Damage caused by storage 

Dirt or water getting into the device and exposure to 

weather (e.g. buildup of condensation in the device, 

sunlight) damage the device and lead to faster deterioration. 

Protect the device by storing it in a clean, dry place 

under stable ambient conditions. If possible, store the 

device in its original packaging. 

2.3 Disposal 

Only materials that are not considered hazardous 

according to current engineering practice are used for 

Vossloh Kiepe GmbH products. Furthermore, we develop 

products that can be recycled after intended use. In our 

selection of raw materials and components, we favor 

reusable materials. This choice of materials used does not 

compromise product safety in any way. 

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3 Description 

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3 Description 

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Pull-rope emergency stop switches are used in conveyor 

systems for emergency stop of continuous conveyors. 

The devices are designed for long service lives under severe 

environmental conditions. 

3.1 How the emergency stop function 

works for all types 

The trigger lever (3) for the PRS pull-rope emergency 

stop switch is actuated via a tear rope (15) which is stretched 

along the conveyor system (see fig. 3-1). 

Attachment point for anchor 

hooks (20) 

Reset lever (4) 

! 

Warning! 

The tear rope should be stretched along the conveyor 

system so that it is visible along its entire length. 

Actuating the trigger lever (3) causes the switch cylinder 

to move to the “Off” position, so that the trigger lever (3) 

is decoupled. At this point, no further switching operation 

is possible. When inserting a pull-rope emergency stop 

Trigger lever (3) 

Attachment point for 

anchor hooks (20) 

Signal lamp (9) 

Tension spring (16) 

Tear rope (15) 


Tension spring (16) 

Max. 50 m 

Max. 50 m 

Abb. 3-1: 

Function 


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3 Description 

switch with signal lamp (9), it displays the emergency 

stop status. 

The tear rope length (15) may vary according to local 

conditions; however, it must not exceed 50 m on either 

side. The tension springs (16) at both ends of the tear 

rope (15) ensure that the tear rope is foolproof, i.e. if the 

tear rope (15) is broken, the pull-rope emergency stop 

switch is actuated by the tension spring (16). 

! 

Warning! 

After actuating and before resetting the pull-rope emergency 

stop switch, the installation must be checked 

along the entire length of the tear rope (15) in order to 

establish why the pull-rope emergency stop switch was 

actuated. 

The conveyor system can only be restarted if the reset lever 

(4) has been used to unlock the pull-rope emergency 

stop switch at the installation site. 

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4.1 General technical data 

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In compliance with the following standards 

and regulations 

EN 60947-5-1, EN 60947-5-5, EN 0418, 

VDE 0110 – degree of pollution: 2 (inside), 4 (outside), VBG 10/BGI 710 

Suitable for Controls and installations according to EN 60204 

Version 

Plastic (casing: yellow (RAL 1004), trigger lever: red (RAL 3000) and reset lever: blue 

(similar to RAL 5010) 

Mounting 2 screws M 6 

Permissible ambient temperature -25°C – +70°C 

Switching system 

PRS 001 

2 snap-acting switches with forced opening for emergency stop circuits (orange terminals) 

PRS 101 

1 snap-acting switch as normally open contact for the signal lamp 

Rated insulation voltage U i 

AC 230 V 

Rated operating voltage U e 

AC 230 V 

Conventional thermal current I th 6 A 

Breaking capacity 

AC -15 

DC-13 

Protection standard 

according to DIN VDE 470, part 1 (EN 

60529) 

Mechanical service life 

AC 230 V, 1.5 A 

DC 60 V / 0.5 A 

IP 67 

10.000 switching cycles 


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Conductor infeed Threaded hole for 3 x M 25 x 1.5 

1x screwed cable gland M 25 x 1.5; sealing area Ø 9 mm to Ø 17 mm 

2 x dummy plug M25 x 1.5 

Line connection cross-section Max. 2.5 mm 2 

4.2 Technical data – PRS 101 with signal lamp 

Rated operating voltage of the signal 

lamp 

AC 230 V 

(at terminals X14 and X15) 

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4.3 Dimensions 

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126 

113,5 

68,5 

95 175 

80,5 

Ø 6 

54 

162 

Abb. 4-1: 

Dimensions 


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5 Mounting and dismounting 


5.1 Scope of delivery 

The pull-rope emergency stop switches are delivered 

ready to operate. The screws for mechanical fastening 

are not included in the scope of delivery. One cable gland 

(10) and two dummy plugs (11) are included in the scope 

of delivery (see fig. 5-1). 

! 

Beware! 

Use only screwed cable glands and dummy plugs recommended 

by the manufacturer and supplied with the 

device. 

Abb. 5-1: 

Thread (M 25 x 1.5) for 1 cable 

gland (10) and 2 dummy plugs 

(11) 

Scope of delivery 

5.2 Mounting 

! 

Beware! 

The device must only be operated when all three holes 

are closed with the supplied cable gland (10) and both 

dummy plugs (11). Only use the supplied cable gland 

(10) and dummy plugs (11), otherwise the seal can no 

longer be guaranteed. 

5.2.1 Important mounting instructions 

Observe the following notes while mounting to ensure 

that the pull-rope emergency stop switches are operated 

properly. If conditions should deviate from those indicated, 

consult Vossloh Kiepe GmbH (see legal notice for 

company address). 

When mounting, only use KIEPE accessories. This applies 

in particular to the cable gland (10) and the dummy 

plug (11). 

• Mount at an ambient temperature of approx + 15°C. 

• The pull-rope emergency stop switch must be mounted 

in the middle between the attachment points. 

Deviation of up to 3 % of the distance between the 

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pull-rope emergency stop switch and the attachment 

point is permitted. 

• The distance between the attachment points may 

not exceed 100 m. 

• The attachment points for the anchor hooks (20) 

must be constructed from sturdy mechanical components. 

• The distance between the eyebolts (19) must not 

exceed 2.5 m (see figure 5-2, page 16). 

• Egg-shaped clamps (18) 

• Eyebolts (19) M 12 x 60 

• Anchor hooks (20) M 10 

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5.2.2 KIEPE mounting accessories 

Pull-rope emergency stop switches must be fastened 

into place on the conveyor structure using KIEPE accessories. 

You will require the following accessories to mount the 

pull-rope emergency stop switch (see figure 5-4, page 

17)): 

• two M 6 screws (5) for securing the pull-rope emergency 

stop switch into place (see figure 5-3, page 

17) 

• Cable gland (10), M 25 x 1.5 (see figure 5-8, page 

22) 

• A tear rope (15) made of red, flexible steel wire, 

plastic coated, Ø 3 mm 

• Tension springs (16), 170 x Ø 20 mm 

• Turnbuckles (17) 


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5.2.3 Mechanical mounting 

Danger of fatal electric shock 

Work on the device may be performed only by a qualified 

electrical technician. 

Prior to working, switch off the power supply to the system. 

Ensure that the system cannot be accidentally 

switched on. Mask any neighboring components that 

may be live to prevent contact. 

! 

Warning! 

The tear rope should be stretched along the conveyor 

system so that it is visible along its entire length. 

! 

Beware! 

The pull-rope emergency stop switches may be used in 

control circuits only. 

Egg-shaped clamp (18) 

Eyebolts (19) 

Distance: max. 2.5 m 


1. Prior to working, switch off the power supply to the 

system. Ensure that the conveyor system cannot be 

Trigger lever (3) Egg-shaped clamp (18) 

Eyebolts (19) 


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Tension spring 

Tension spring Tear rope (15) 


(16) 

(16) 

Turnbuckle 

Turnbuckle 

Rope loop (21) (17) 

(17) 

Rope loop (21) 

Attachment point for rope loop (21) Attachment point for rope loop (21) 

max. 50 m (± 3 %) 

max. 50 m (± 3 %) 

Abb. 5-2: 

Mounting on the conveyor structure 

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accidentally switched on. Mask any neighboring 

components that may be live to prevent contact. 

2. Secure the pull-rope emergency stop switch in the 

middle between the attachment points on the conveyor 

structure (see figures 4-1 and 5-2). In doing 

so, the actuating lever (3) must point towards the 

belt. Secure the pull-rope emergency stop switch 

with two screws M 6 (5) through the sockets (13) 

(see fig. 5-3). 

Trigger lever (3) 

Belt side 

Socket (13) for 

screws M 6 (5) 

! 

Beware! 

The attachment points for the anchor hooks (20) must 

be constructed from sturdy mechanical components, 

which the anchor hooks (20) cannot break away from 

when actuating the tear rope (15). 

3. Place the anchor hooks (20) on the attachment 

points (see fig. 5-2). 

4. Hook the tension springs (16) onto the anchor hook 

(20) (see fig. 5-4). 

Anchor hooks (20) 


(16) 


max. 400 mm + 170 mm 


Socket (13) for 

screws M 6 (5) 


Allow 450 to 500 mm of the tear 

rope (15) for the rope loop (21) 

Abb. 5-3: 

Mounting the pull-rope emergency stop switch 

Abb. 5-4: 

Attaching the tear rope onto the tension spring 


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5. Thread the end of the tear rope (15) through the eye 

of the tension spring (16). Pull the tear rope (15) 

about 450 to 500 mm through the eye, so that it can 

form a rope loop (21) at that end to complete the 

mounting procedure (see fig. 5-4). 

Note 

The rope loops (21) are designed to limit the actuating 

travel of the tear rope (15) when actuated 

and prevents the tension springs (16) from 

overextending. The maximum extension of a 

tension spring (16) is approximately 400 mm. 


Eyebolts (19) 



6. Secure the tear rope (15) on the tension spring (16) 

using an egg-shaped clamp (18) (see fig. 5-4).Fix 

the eyebolts (19) to the conveyor structure to guide 

the tear rope (15) (see fig. 5-5). 

Distance between eyebolts (19): max. 2.5 m 

7. Put the tear rope (15) through the eyebolts (19) (see 

fig. 5-5). 

Setting the spring force 

Centering the trigger lever (3) makes it resistant to temperature 

changes. The tension springs (16) compensate 

for any extension or contraction of the tear rope (15) 

caused by temperature changes (see fig. 5-5). 


Eyebolts (19) 


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(16) 

(16) 

Turnbuckle 

Turnbuckle 


(17) 



max. 50 m (± 3 %) 

max. 50 m (± 3 %) 

Abb. 5-5: 

Mounting on the conveyor structure and setting the spring force 

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! 

Beware! 

If the tear rope tears on one side, the pull-rope emergency 

stop switch must be actuated by the tension 

spring on the other side. 

8. Release the tension of the turnbuckle (17) completely 

(see fig. 5-6). 

9. Put one end of the tear rope (15) through the eye of 

the turnbuckle (17) and hook the turnbuckle (17) into 

the trigger lever (3) (see fig. 5-6). 

! 

Beware! 

The tear rope (15) may be maximum 50 meters long in 

each direction. 

10. Tighten the tear rope (15) so that the tension spring 

(16) is extended by 35 mm (see fig. 5-5). 

11. Attach this end of the tear rope (15) using an eggshaped 

clamp (18) (see fig. 5-6). 

12. Remove the turnbuckle (17) again. Unlock the pullrope 

emergency stop switch by using the reset lever 

(4) (see fig. 5-5). 

13. Repeat steps 5 - 12 for installing the tear rope (15) 

on the other side of the pull-rope emergency stop 

switch (see fig. 5-5). 

14. Now hook both turnbuckles (17) into place and operate 

the actuating lever (3) of the pull-rope emergency 

stop switch (see fig. 5-5). 

The trigger lever (3) can now be moved. 

15. Place the actuating lever (3) in the middle using the 

turnbuckles (17) and adjust the tightened tension 

springs (16) so that they are 210 mm long (see 

fig. 5-5). 

Trigger lever (3) Turnbuckle (17) Tear rope (15) 

Abb. 5-6: 



Mounting the pull-rope emergency stop switch 


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50 mm 



(16) 





(16) 




! 

Beware! 

Ensure that rope loops are formed on both tension 

springs. 

The rope loops are designed to limit the actuating travel 

of the tear rope and prevent the tension springs from 

overextending (see figure 5-7, page 20). The maximum 

extension of a tension spring is approximately 400 mm. 

16. Form the rope loops (21) on both tension springs 

(16) as follows: 

a. place the section of tear rope (15) provided for 

the rope loop (21) along the tension spring (16) 

(See figure 5-7, above). 

b. Use the end of the rope loop (21) to make a fastening 

loop that stops about 50 mm from the end 

of the tension spring (16) (See figure 5-7, 

above). 

c. Use an egg-shaped clamp (18) to attach the 

rope loop (21) to the anchor hook (20) (See 

figure 5-7, below). 

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Abb. 5-7: 

Forming the rope loop 

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5.2.4 Electrical connection 5.2.4.1 Preparation work 








! 

Danger! 

The penetration of dust and moisture into the pull-rope 

emergency stop switch must be prevented at all costs. 

As required, remove any dust which has entered the 

unit. Seal the cover immediately after making the electrical 

connection. 

! 

Danger! 

Only use connection cables with a diameter of between 

11 mm and 16 mm. The permissible conductor crosssections 

can be found in Chapter 4: „Technical data", 

page 11. 





2. Open the cover (2) of the belt pull-rope emergency 

stop switch by unscrewing the two screws (6) (see 

fig. 5-8). 

! 

Beware! 

The device must only be operated when all three holes 

are closed with the supplied cable gland (10) and both 

dummy plugs (11). Only use the supplied cable gland 

(10) and dummy plugs (11), otherwise the seal can no 

longer be guaranteed. 

3. Turn the cable gland (10) into one of the threaded 

holes M 25 x 1.5 of the pull-rope emergency stop 

switch. 

4. Close the other two holes with the dummy plugs (11) 

5. Pull the connection cable through the cable gland 

(10). 


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5.2.4.2 Connecting types PRS 001 and PRS 101 

1. Connect the connection cable to the connection terminals 

(8) according to the connection diagram: 

PRS 001 without signal lamp (9): 

See figure 5-9 

PRS 101 with signal lamp (9): See figure 5-10 

2. Close the cover (2) of the belt pull-rope emergency 

stop switch, and tighten both screws again (6) (see 

fig. 5-8). 

PRS 001 without signal lamp 

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 

21 22 

Cover (2) 

Screw M 6 (5) 

Thick lines: Circuit for the PRS 001. 

Auxiliary signal circuit: 

connection terminal (8) 

X16 … X18 (gray) 

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Screws (6) 

Screw M 6 (5) 


gland (10) and 2 dummy 

plugs (11) 

Emergency stop circuit: 


X10 … X13 (orange) 

Abb. 5-8: 

Pull-rope emergency stop switch connection 

Abb. 5-9: 

Assignment of the connection terminals of the 

PRS 001 

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PRS 101 with signal lamp 

5.3 Dismounting 

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 

21 22 








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Thin lines: additional circuit for the PRS 101. 

Auxiliary signal circuit: 


X16 … X19, X21 … X22 (gray) 


Prior to dismounting, ensure that the conveyor system 

is de-energized. Ensure that the unit cannot be accidentally 

switched on. 

Abb. 5-10: Assignment of the connection terminals of the 

PRS 101 


Signal lamp (AC 230 V): connection 

terminals X14, X15 

(gray) 

Connection terminal (8) 

X10 … X13 (orange) 


Open the pull-rope emergency stop switch only after it 

has been de-energized. 





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2. Open the cover (2) of the belt pull-rope emergency 

stop switch by unscrewing the two screws (6) (see 

fig. 5-11). 

3. Unscrew the cable gland (10). 

4. Disconnect all electrical connections and pull the 

cables out of the cable gland (10) (see figure 5-9, 

page 22). 

5. Unscrew both screws M 6 (5), and remove the 

device (see fig. 5-11). 

Cover (2) 

Screw M 6 (5) 

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Screw M 6 (5) 

Screws (6) 


gland (10) and 2 dummy 

plugs (11) 

Abb. 5-11: Dismounting the pull-rope emergency stop switch 

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6 Maintenance and repair 

1. Check the pull-rope emergency stop switch and the 

tear rope system at regular intervals (approximately 

every three months) to ensure that they are in proper 

condition and function smoothly. 

! 

Danger! 

A damaged pull-rope emergency stop switch or damaged 

components (e.g. cable glands, gaskets) are not to 

be used. 

Damaged pull-rope emergency stop switches must always 

be replaced 

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Eyebolts (19) 




Eyebolts (19) 





(16) 

(16) 

Turnbuckle 

Turnbuckle 


(17) 



max. 50 m (± 3 %) 

max. 50 m (± 3 %) 

Abb. 6-1: 

Mounting on the conveyor structure and setting the spring force 


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7 Ordering devices, replacement parts and accessories 


7.1 Ordering devices 

Please provide the following data with every order (see 

legal notice for company address): 

1. Pull-rope emergency stop switch type 

(see rating plate on casing cover): 

e.g. PRS 001 

2. Product number 


e.g. 91.054 033.001 

Type of pull-rope emergency stop Product number 

switch 

PRS 001 (without signal lamp) 91.054 033.001 

PRS 101 (with signal lamp) 91.054 033.101 

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7.2 Ordering replacement parts and 

accessories 

Please provide the following data with every order (see 

legal notice for company address): 

1. Pull-rope emergency stop switch type 


e.g. PRS 001 

2. Product number 


e.g. 91.054 033.001 

3. Order information and order number (see table): 

e.g. eye bolts M 12 x 60, 94.045 727.001 


Eyebolts (19) 

Eyebolts (19) 


Tension spring (16) Tear rope (15) 

Tear rope (15) Tension spring (16) 

Turnbuckle (17) 


Anchor hooks (20) Anchor hooks (20) 

Abb. 7-1: 

Accessories 


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Item Order information Order number 

19 Eyebolt 

M 12 x 60 

M 12 x 200 

94.045 727.001 

94.045 727.002 

20 Anchor hook M 10 94.045 728.001 


Abb. 7-2: 

Accessories 

Item Order information Order number 

15 Tear rope red, flexible steel wire, 

plastic coated Ø 3 mm 

Roll 50 m 

Roll 100 m 

Roll 500 m 

94.045 731.001 

94.045 731.011 

94.045 731.021 

94.045 731.031 

16 Tension spring V2A 

170 mm x Ø 20 mm 94.000 026.681 

17 Turnbuckle (metal, 1 hook, 1 eye) 215.22.80.02.01 

18 Egg-shaped clamp 

for tear rope of Ø 3 mm 94.047 869.001 

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www.vossloh-kiepe.com Vossloh Kiepe GmbH 

Kiepe-Platz 1 

40599 Düsseldorf 

Tel.: +49(0)211/7497–0 

Fax: +49 (0) 211 / 74 97 – 420 

Germany

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