Safety light curtains

Brands

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Housing

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Output

• 2 PNP, 400mA (36)
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Connecting type

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• Connector M12 5-pin (36)
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Series

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Safety

Safety

In machine safety, Performance Level (PL) and Category (Cat) are often used to assess the safety of a machine. PL describes the safety performance of a safety system based on the likelihood of dangerous errors. Cat describes the safety measures based on the risk analysis of the machine.

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Resolution

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Detection

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• Hand (108)
• Body (11)
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Monitoring

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• Internal monitoring (36)

Principle

• Through-beam sensor (36)
• Active - passive (0)

Type

• Integrated laser pointer (0)

Muting

Muting

Muting is a function of light curtains that temporarily disables monitoring to allow the passage of material or objects without interrupting the safety process. This is often used in automated production environments where safety must be maintained while materials and products are being moved.

• Build-in (36)

Blanking

Blanking

Blanking is a function of light curtains used to disable or ignore certain areas. For example, it can be useful for machines that have hazardous parts located in a certain area that can be deactivated without compromising worker safety.

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Master - slave

Master - slave

The master-slave configuration is a safety technology used in light curtains where one light curtain operates as the master and the other as the slave. Both must be activated for safe passage. If the signal is interrupted, the passage is stopped to prevent hazards.

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